Hoyt of Lamont Named Republic Candidate for State Senate
Inde pendence Bulletin Journal reports BH H Hoyt of Lamont seeks the Republican nomination for state senate from the thirty third district Buchanan and Delaware counties. Hoyt, president of Lamont Savings Bank, faces no opposition in primaries and is praised by Manchester Press and Reporter for candor, local ties, and supposed harmony between counties, with strong chances in a strongly Republican district.
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BH. H. Hoyt
Lamont
General Assembly
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W. Dulhan
Manchester
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Lamont Savings Bank
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Senatoriel
Delaware County
Delaware ‘County
Manchester Press
Republican Party
Electora Iat Large and Local Electors List
A reading of district electors names for War Cerro Gordo and surrounding areas is provided, listing first through eleventh electors with counties and hometowns. The piece reflects on civic processes, transport, and social issues including street traffic, strikes, and political commentary about public utilities and governance.
May 20 in History a hodgepodge of births deaths claims
A fragmented history note lists dates and people tied to May 20 across centuries including Albert Durer birth 1171 and Oscar G. Murray birth 1947. It also mentions events like the Massachusets charter debates 1779 and Montebello 1851, plus oblique railroad career notes and Foley kidney cure endorsements.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
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Bridgeport
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Galveston, Houston & Henderson Railroad
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House struck by lightning prompts owner carelessness claim
Denver area item reports a house hit by lightning with debate over owner responsibility and a claim that a copper cable would prevent such events. The notice promises a ten year written guarantee and invites inquiries to Vaughan Implement Company.
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Vaughan Implement Company
Town and Township Notes From May Town News
Local items skim through Sunday visits and small town happenings. Otto Bredow calls on friends. Henry Prestein’s horse breaks a fixture. John Pellock travels to Hudson for carpentry. Olmatead of Ackley visits relatives. Mrs. Rose Rhodes injures knee. Baptist meeting and new song books noted. Several residents attend court in Allison. Rev. Stall visits Town Falls. various families host relatives. a deacon play is set at Jaynes Opera House. revival meetings conclude with several baptisms and reclaims.
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Hilda Schumacher
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Waverly
Wit Wehing
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Mohling
Julius Dorn
Anna Russell
Sumner
Herman Meyer
Wl Webling
Dr. Murphy
Hmil Walther
Herman Blasbury
Maxfield
Sprage’s Slater
Waterloo
Will Zell
Yneck Creek
FT Pephe
Ylenry Neverman
Henry Meyer
John Pellock
Hudson
Lov’ Olmatead
Ackley
Rose Rhodes
T. G. Olmstead
Lizzie. Bourgnin
Tappi
Minn
P. C. Nelson
Hampton
Baptist Church
Berry
Frank Huntley
Baptist Sunday School
Jara Chase
J. Strunize
A. Alter
Orpha Burns
Ned Bronson
Cedar Jtalls
G. M. Bronson
Ray Farnsworth
Pitsfield
Jaynes Opera House
Mr. Woodruff
Nunde
New York
Hie
Reldtiven
John Knipe
Entoe
Charles Pickett
M. EB
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D. L. Marlbet
George Grady
Cedar Falls
Mys
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California
Bert Fry
Nashua
Thuraday
John Denton
D. Farnsworth
A. A. Lynes
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R. S. Farnsworth
del Walroth
Clarksville
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Lindy Thompson
Anna Miller
Arthur
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Arla
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Fronday
Arthur Miller
Willie Miler
Tom ‘Carroll
Blanche Miller
Dana Lynes
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Lela Orentz
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Polly Fonn
Bushing
Kelly Wil
Methodist Church
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Honta
Chass Woodcock
Fred Gallagher
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Plainfield Memorial Day Observances and Local Visits
Local follows and visitors gather for Memorial Day events in Plainfield. Notables include Laura Tucker, Carrie Hinman, Nettie Pitcher, and neighbors from Nashua and Waterloo. church services planned May 31 led by Rev. Kelly for a memorial sermon.
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Ovcartona
Local farming notes and community updates
Farmers discuss corn planting intervals and potential poor yields due to wet conditions. Local residents Gorn and Wood visit, while Henry Lavige works on bee hives. The Seymour Poyper corn sale drew crowds at 70 to 75 cents per bushel. A. Carter hosts a Friday night dance as Olinger hires to Frank Bloeston. A new telephone line is expected and land cultivation advice emphasizes pulverizing corn fields.
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Joseph
Nick Fischels
Wood
Independence
Fred
Henry Olinger
Seymour Poyper
Henry M. Lavige
Albert Meich
Nashua Area News Highlights And Local Accidents
Local items report Hazel Parka cutting grass导致手部重伤。J W Keyes 发病严重后逐步好转,松解后能坐起。 Cedar Falls 高中队以11比1击败Nebia高中队并回顾其他居民活动与家庭近况。 Mrs. French 病逝,家庭成员追思,社区宗教与社交聚会也有报道。
Belden family reunion and town events unfold in Fredericksburg
A Belden family reunion at Mrs Catherine Belden’s home honored Eph Belden of Washington with 23 guests across four generations and a shared supper. News notes report Eckenrod of Webatar ND becoming a creamery buttermaker, Mrs E H Russell's toothache, and preparations for Memorial Day services at the Fredericksburg opera house with W R C G A R and local volunteers.
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Belden
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Washington
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A. W. Linden
New Hampton
Chas. Parke
J. Orlo
Marriage Licenses and Court Schedule Highlight Independence Week
Independence news notes marriage licenses issued for Wednesday and Thursday volumes, listing names and towns. District court to convene Monday with Judge Ransier, 13 new law cases, 5 county cases, no trials expected, and a receiver petition for Independance Mills. Modern Woodmen event planned May 28 with foresters and drum corps from Waterloo arriving by 7 pm train.
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Winthrop
Susie Congdon
Independence
Theodore H. Behrens
Waterloo
Wilhelmine Osemap
Dunkerton
District Court
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C. E. Ransier
Independance Mills Company
Allison and Cummins Iowa Primary Prospects
Reports from Allison headquarters across Iowa show the senator poised for a large nomination victory on June 2. Governors’ claims of a 26,000 majority appear optimistic. county-by-county tallies suggest Allison will sweep most districts, with the third and fifth districts leaning strongly in his favor and several ninth district counties contested.
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Boyd
Taft
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Delaware
Buchanan
Delaware County
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Independence
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Cummins
Rumor ties Hamilton candidacy to Cummins machine in Des Moines
Des Moines May 10 Special: An observed rumor claims John J. Hamilton became governor candidate to siphon Cummins Garst votes. Reported defections from the Cummins Garst camp suggest Hamilton would aid Garst’s chances, while B. H. F. Carroll pursues business administration backing. A local Cummins group hints Garst may be next governor, with Carroll touring for speaking dates.
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Cummins Machine
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Hamilton
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Garst
F. Carroll
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Carroll
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Political candidate notices and an advertising wall paper sale
A compilation shows candidates for county treasurer and sheriff in Blackhawk County plus a Republican representative candidate and a local wallpaper sale advertisement. Names include Bentley Wilby Caldwell and E L Hildebrand. The ad promotes Gregory's wallpaper sale with 2 cent per roll patterns at 44 price and a closing out sale message.
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