Standings of Jamestown Contestants in Reporter Exposition
The Jamestown Reporter details the standings in the Miss Contest with four districts. Miss May Marrison leads in district two as Eva Fried and Florence McCoy trail. Miss Lentwy Schmitt leads district three with a large gain. Miss Anna Farry still leads district four ahead of Allyce Reeve. The article celebrates young women attracting votes, travel plans to the exposition, and the prize structure offering trips and commissions on new business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
May Marrison
Misa Eva Fried
Florence McCoy
Lentwy Schmitt
Anna Farry
Winthrop
Misa Allyce Reeve
Greene
City Directory Fragment Listing Residents
First District East Waterloo listing multiple residents with addresses including Jennie Salisbury Agnes McNamara Nina Wangler Blanche Highley and Esther Baker along Independence and East Fifth streets. Miscellaneous names appear with scattered street entries and partial addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Waterloo City
Jennie Salisbury
Almond Street
Margaret Wagner
Quincy Street
Maud Dudley
East Park Avenue
Earth Webl
Cottage Street
Dénnette Densmore
Third Street
Gladys Kline
Franklin Street
Lulu Gilley
Courtland Street
Agnes McNamara
Mabel Boston
LaFayette Street
Ollie French
Walnut
Mand Weetherwax
Elsie Hawkins
Saxon
Jennie McCor
Ateyls
Fila H
Baden
Nina Wangler
East Fifth
Blanche Highley
Esther Baker
Independence Avenue
Jonnie Adams
Logan Avenue
Miss Sheldon
May
Huntington
Vine Street
Frances Grout
East Second Street
And
White
Independence-avenus
List of residents and addresses in West Waterloo City area
The document lists residents and street addresses in the Second District West Waterloo City including May Harrison Miva Friedl Florence McCoy Grant Avenue Carle Rock 16 West Third Avenue Alice Muller 1207 Commercial Street Ceva Bezold 419 Wallington Street Ada Carson 2 cents Commercial Street May Hoffman 1008 West Sixth Maudry 708 Randolph Mollie LaTier 906 Jefferson Eloise Armstrong 462 West Eighth Cora Armstrong 403 West Eighth Joseph Becker 324 Randolph Florence Davis 432 Western Florence Verbaren 502 West Fourth Miriam Davidson 602 South Gledis Powers 742 West Third Street spredeceyes L006
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May ‘Harrison
Miva Friedl
Florence McCoy
Grant Avenue
Carle Rock
Third Avenue
Alice Muller
Commercial Street
Ceva Bezold
Wallington Street
Ada Carson
Commercial
May Hoffman
Sixth Street
Maud ¥Ry
Randolph Street
Mollie LaTier
Jefferson Street
Eloise Armstrong
Eighth Street
Cora Armstrong
Jesefe Becker
Florence Davis
Western Avenue
Florence Verbaren
Fourth Street
Miriam Davidson
South Street
Gledis Powers
Third Street
Spredeceyes
Third District Names From Laporte Cedar Falls and Hu
A list of residents and towns including Laporte Cedar Falls Hudson Dunkerton Dunkerton Janesville Jed σύ. The names Mande Yongaker Edith Hazlett Harriett Waddle Susie Weber Dora Brownell Mayme Donovan Jennie McMillan Grace Van Duyn Cecelia Thornton and others appear in scattered order with limited context and no clear event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrié “Whitney
Frances ‘Ripple
Laporte
Georgia Bolton
Jinnesvill
D. N. Hurd
Cedar Hezel Washburn
Hudson
Mande Yongaker
Dora Brownell
Janesville
Grace van Duyn
Mayme Donovan
Dunkerton
Jennie McMillan
Cecelia Thornton
Ogene le Lec Ey
Leura Walzmuth
Cedar Falls
S.geeee Boone
Lottery list and staff change reported in Iowa district
A long roster lists individuals by surname and first name across towns such as Winthrop Nashue Allison and Independence. The piece notes a seed and lawn grass ad plus a resignation of W FRENCH of Watertree Iowa and a transition at the supervisor's office with Harmon Buckiey set to replace the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbox Glaw
Ofice
Sullivan
Wil
Omaha
Mr. Glaw
R. G. Glaw
Harmon Buckiey
Ticket Tie Guten
W. Kx Buckid
Centra
Dedication Monuments and Parks Visit to Vicksburg
A largely attended talk by Postmaster A Snyder of Cedar Park detailed Iowa monuments on southern battlefields and the Vicksburg and Andersonville dedications. Snyder described parks and memorials across Gettysburg, Chickamauga, Chattanooga, and Shiloh, noting costs, inscriptions, and the aims to honor all soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson Post and Relief Corps
A. Snyder
Cedar Palk
Iowa
Wellse
Snyder
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Chicksmaugs
Chattanooga National Miliary Park
Shiloh
Ohio
Wisconsin
Bates
Vicksburg” Military Park
Grant
Yazoo
Lowp
Lookout Mountain
Hooker
Mitsionary Ridge
Rossville Gap
Chickatauqua
Chattanooga National Military Park
Rosencrans
Suntaneda
Congress
Shiloh National Military Park
Chattanooga
Afi
Johnsonville
Tennessee River
Sbhloh Battle Field
Monumentaloell
Rehathon
Amber
Supreme Court Instructions on May Term Cases and Waterloo Land Split
A Waterloo land dispute over whether a parcel should be annexed or set outside city limits proceeded to a verdict Friday. The jury answered three key interrogatories about petition signatures, plat accuracy, and the prayer of the petitioner, while Supreme Court directives guided case listings for the May term. Separately, Mary Scott vs Charles B. Scott received a default divorce with costs awarded. J F Staipson was re elected secretary of the Des Moines lawyers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liloinde Johnson
City of
Waterloo
M. Bentley
District Court
Supreme Court
Blackhawk County
Mary Scott
Charles B. Scott
Refused to Pass Suffrage Bill in Des Moines Debate
In Des Moines on March 23 the Senate defeated the suffrage resolution 21 to 96 after a full morning debate led by Senator Gale of Cerro Gordo. Gilliland opposed, praising motherhood and opposing vote rights for women, while Jamieson and Tanner urged justice and progress. Other measures moved forward, including anti-treating, reformatories, and various railroad and tax bills, as sessions highlighted governance and equal rights debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Moines
Ato
Gale
Gilliland
Volea
Jaungon
Clark
Gilland
Senial
Tor Jamieson
Page
Tanner
Yeas
Bleakly
Dowell
Dunham
Hekles
Ericson
Hopkins
Jackson
Jamaleson
Jamteon
Clarke
Kimmel Kinne
McElveen
Seeley
Stil
Miteuvn
Suirtox
Brookey
Warren
Wilson
Fayette
Young
Nays
Bruce
Burgess
Senate Committee On
Senate
Anamosa
Teachers in Blackhawk Scarce See Spring Shortage
Superintendent Elliott reports a teacher shortage in Blackhawk county for the spring term. The issue mirrors a statewide trend worsened by a new school law demanding higher teacher proficiency and by salaries that fail to keep pace with costs. A proposed solution urges consolidation to raise attendance and double salaries for a third of teachers to attract and retain staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Blackhawk County
Premature funeral coffin tale and local notes from Vinton IA
A cheeky item from Vinton Iowa reports a citizen received a coffin from Sears Roebuck as a gesture for his mother-in-law. The piece notes a proposed damages action and the odd fortune of the gift. Additional local notes mention Mr Parsons returning from Missouri and Kansas with business, weather and crop reports, a $80 robbery, an engagement, store fixtures, and a retracted diphtheria scare at a local address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Hig Purchas Vinton
Iowa
Parkons
Missouri
Kansas
Kelly & Taneyhill Company
Parsons
Westher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jamestown
The
Contestanza
Jeanie Lallybury
West
Anna Farrell
Emma Hawkins
Nashue
Bertha van Ingrant
Allison
Allyce Reeve
Lulus Winegar
Readlyn
Mattie Nash
Clarksville
Lillian Larkin
Shell Rock
A. J. Klocker
Independence
Riva Rosencrans
Plummer
New Hartford
Rose Hawkins
Fairbanks
Alms Wiedman
New Hampton
Elva
Watertee
G. A. R. and
Relief Corps
Mented State Memorial
Gov. Vardaman
Mississippi
TL Noisang
Vardamun
Ilinois Memorial
Illinois
Hlinde
Lincoln
Logan
Minols
Lnoss
Andersonville
Andersonville Prison
Anderbouvine National Cemetery
Gov
Cummine
No Dreas
Cummins
Aidl
Doga
Makeebutt Hospital
Defsonville
de Pria
Womtan
Providence
Jae
Nichard
Prishherad
Atlanta
Uly
Bsth
Sherman
Georgia
Dreachin
Missignaty
Ringo
the National Cemeteries
Confederacy
Anersonville
Inet
Eheniile
Pewuliar
Gal
Luginda
Supreme ‘Court
Jowa Fey Desleiers Association
Des Moines
J. F. Staipson
Gillilland
Tekan
Hedee
Blerick
Crnate
Uig
Miller
Benate
Split Lake
Okoboft
House
Plercy
Peterson
Stookey
Brus
the Wolf
Jewel
Upper
Iowa River
Brarka
McKirath
Indilire
Atate
Hill
McAllister
Blackhawk
P. HR. Fenner
Kemp Manufacturing Company
Fenners
Linden Addition
American
West Waterloo
Cascaden
Heedys
Vind
Psi
Romaine Goodell
Dea Moines
Green
Goodell
Superintendent Goodell
Great Western
Gentel Bros
Bridge Street
Acda
Mike Gentel
Weat Third Street
Ellen Wilwoh
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