Blackhawk County Republican Convention Delegates Chosen
The Black Hawk County Republican convention met at the court house with J. S. Tuthill presiding. Delegates were picked for 27 positions each to the tenth district judicial and third district congressional conventions. Credentials and permanent organization were established, with delegates from most townships represented and committees appointed for credentials, permanent organization, and both districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk County
Court House
J. S. Tuthill
Tead
Republican County Central Ecomitter
HE. L. iWildebrand
West Waterloo
W. W. Miller
el, Corton
The
Courier
C. A. Stephenson
Reporter
W. B. Mayer
Roger Leavitt
Thia—c. BD. Becker
Mr. Regenfield
W. P. Mayes
E. BE. Massard
W. M. Rogers
S. B. Hummel
Guy A. Feeley
M. L. Hoyd
Geo. Husman
E. J. Wenner
W. H. Merner
W. A. Hallowell
Samuel Sweitzer
George Husman
R. W. Gibson
G. W. Daw- Boy
Judicial Committee
A. W. Steeley
H.C. Hemenway
J. E. Bragdon
R. W. Greens
Marlon Glpe
W. Mayes
J. C. Gates
Judisia
B. Swisher
C. E B. Pickett
J. B. Newman
J. H. Hildebrand
A. B. Switzer
J. W. Arbuckle
M. B. Dougherty
F. Campbell
J. E. Barrett
C. B. Harris
G. A. Feeley
A. Well
H. B. Eighmey
W. EB. Hauge
H. W. Grout
T. Yedford
B. K. Rice
C. W
C. Leland
J. 8. Arbuckle
B. J. Rodan
Visit notes and farm remarks from Bunkerton paper
Julius Below of Concordia Kansas visits nearby towns and brings corn to Agnew Grasp Co. Otto Bunner shelled 1000 bushels of corn at 46 cents. A sow had one double pig and another with four teats on the hind part. Crozier of Hone Tex Go. and August Schmitt are mentioned. Local politics discuss party divisions and Cummins nomination with Democratic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Below
Concordia
Kansas
jTesup
Fairbank
Dunkerton
Independence
George Weller
Otto Bunner
Agnew Grasp, ‘Co
Will Sass
Mr. Crozier
Hone Tex Go
August Schmitt
Pre
Cummins
O. K
Accident at Iowa Dairy Separators Factory
Thomas 8 Daley suffered a severe injury at the Iowa Dairy Separator company factory Friday afternoon while repairing a malfunctioning shaping machine. He held a part in place as he loosened a screw when the machine started, catching his right thumb and nearly severing it. Daley was unconscious briefly. a medical assistant treated him and he was taken home. The physician believes the thumb may be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Daley
Iowa Dairy Separaltor Company
Mr. Daley
Bird and Arbor Day Programs Observe East Side Schools
Arbor day was observed in many east side school rooms Friday with programs about trees birds and nature. Supt. Savage promoted nature love and arranged speeches and music. A marriage license was granted Saturday morning to Hy Blechètt of Dike and Willamette Park 43 Cerar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Supt
Savage
Warriage
Sateurday
Evangelists at Dallas Revivals Draw Citywide Acclaim
World Evangel report details Dr J Wilbur Chapman leading 18 evangelists in a Dallas revival after a Mobile campaign. About 26 000 attended meetings in churches and tents as business paused from 11 30 to 1 30. Mayor Barry issued a proclamation praising simultaneous outreach baffling denominational barriers and lifting civic spirit. Fraudulent wording corrected: no. Mae Keller visiting Desac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Evangel
J. Wilbur Chapman
Dallas
M. B
Dallas Opera House
Jed
Dr. Chapman
Majestic Theatre
Henry Ostrom
Chapman
Ostram
Dallas News
Hatton J. Summers
Chaera
Dallag
Oath Used to Bar Democats at Iowa Primary
In Mt Ayr Iowa on April 28 the oath required at the primaries denied Democrats attempting to vote. The oath affirmed Republican eligibility and truthfulness to the judges. Republicans praised the result and urged adoption in other counties facing Cummins machine influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Ayr
Iowa
Republican Party
Toach‘ng
Cummins
Hotel Hildreth Closed Amid Financial Troubles in Charles City
The Hildreth hotel dining room shut Friday and no meals served. Col Shaw spent three weeks in Chicago, found to owe over 5,000 dollars. Attachments started for home claims about 600. Deputy sheriff took charge of furniture. Managed by hired help who quit, leading to closure. Mrs Hildreth’s son, from Boston, arrived. chaos continues. Bankruptcy possible without creditors’ accord. Potential offers for furniture tied to a favorable lease from Hildreth and Waterhouse. Loss to local business feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Col. Shaw
Chicago
Hildreth
Boston
Byron Cleveland
G. Sloane
Water House
Lour Otty
Butler County Primaries in Shell Rock Apr 18
Republicans in Butler County hold afternoon primaries to choose county officers and delegates to state and congressional conventions. About 2000 members expected to register preferences. results influence county outcome with Parkins favored, while Cumming gains waning support. Conventions to follow Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Butler County
Lhal Parkins
Cumming
Perkins
Waterloo Chautauqua Institute Promises Improved Streetcar Service
WEGAR SERVICE D. Dees of the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway pledges enhanced river park transit for the season. A layover loop at Sans Souci will turn cars before return trips. An extra interurban car from Cedar Falls to Cedar River park and several new trailers will join existing ones. An electric motor engine may haul trailers to the parks to ease crowds and improve schedule convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Dees
Waterloo
Cedar ,Falla
Cedar River Park
Woman Wounded In Porch Fight At Brandon
Mrs. Frank Casey and Mrs. H R Chrissenger fought with shears during a dispute over porch space at 481 East Mullan Avenue. Chrissenger was stabbed in the hips and arms, receiving serious injuries. Casey and Mrs. Snyder were later jailed. The incident occurred Friday afternoon as neighbors and officials arrived after water from a hose blinded Chrissenger. Multiple injuries were reported and charges referred to the county attorney for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Chrissenger
Frank Casey
Chrissenger
East Mullan Avenue
W. M. Snyder
H. R. Chrissenger
Casey
Snyder
Jsl
Hasner Withdraws From Judicial Race in Independance
In Independance April 28 special. Hasner withdrew his name from Republican candidate consideration for judge in the district. The caucus preference was split between Hasner and Ranster, but rural townships favored Ranster, leading Hasner to withdraw. Ranster gains Buchanan county support to line up with Judge Plate. W B Spencer buys C C Hawley Interval and will run the store in Des Moines area. A new 1500 pound Mosler safe is being installed in the Bilta and Foster building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independance
Masner
Hasner
Ranster
Buchanan County
Judge Plate
W. B. Spencer
C. C. Hawley
Spencer & Hawley Credit Clothing Company
West Fourth Street
Hawley
Des Moines
Mr. Spencer
Mosler
Bilta & Foster
Waterloore's Building Boom Signals 1906 Record Upbuild
Waterloo's first four months of 1906 show nearly $600,000 in new buildings and improvements, with houses in concrete and brick rising fast. Aungst & Epperson, Bown & Bown, Milley & Frank lead activity, planning dozens of homes and rental properties as contractors report strong demand and rising lumber costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloorne
Waterloo
Walesa
Aungst & Epperson
Bown & Bown
Milley & Trank
Aungst
North End
Myles& Frank
Chas. Campbell
Doan's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Effective by Waterloo Resident
Waterloo resident J Armstrong of 1114 Jefferson Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving severe back and kidney troubles. He states the remedy removed the cause and left him well, urging others to try the same treatment. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Voster Milburn Co, Buffalo NY, sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doag
Waterloo
J. Armatrong
Jefferson Street
Doan
Dean
Voster-Milburna
Buffalo
New York
Reception and dance for Misses Manson opens social season
The Misses Tessie and Jean Manson were honored at Elke hall with a grand reception and dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Place. About 250 guests attended as decorations, roses, and silver candelabra created a lavish setting. Music by the American Orchestra of Cedar Rapids featured alongside local hosts and out‑of‑town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke Hall
Btre
A. MI
Tessle
Jean Manson
al M. Place
Manson
O. Tablet
Jessie Ballet
Helene Balllet
Harold Plunb
Wifh Mesara
T. W. Place
J. W. Place
C. W. Bown
W. W. Miller
J. W. Richards
Fred Robertson
Rickgo
Cedar Rapids
End¢ave Convention at Cedar Malls May First in 1906
A convention at Cedar Malls May 1 2 3 1906 features music under Prof C A Fullerton with the Min nesingers and Cocellan chorus, Proctor Iowa’s top teller, A B Keeler from Winonaville speaks on Catching Men Alives, with Chas H Seccombe, Alexander Corkey, and J Percival Huggett among speakers. Souvenir is a portrait of Dr Clark. Invite delegates or whole societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Malls
C. A. Fullerton
State Normal
Cocellan Chorus
Proctor
Iowa
Besktea
A. B. Keeler
Lnte
Winonavilie School
New York
Mattox divorce suit filed in Black Hawk County Iowa
In District Court of Iowa Black Hawk County a petition for divorce on grounds of desertion has been filed by Ant une Mattox against Petrson S. Mattox. The case is set for the May 1906 term at Waterlon Court Home. Defendants must appear by May 14 or default judgment will be entered. Edwards & Longley, attorneys for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awa
Black Hash County
F. Mattox
Petrson S. Mattox
Platotiff
District Court
State of Iowa
Black Hawk County
Waterlon
Ava
Edwards & Longley
Sixty Guests Dined at Harper Hos teter McFarlane Dinner
Sixty friends were entertained last evening by Messrs Harper Hos tetler and McFarlane to a formal dinner at Harper house. The rooms were well decorated and a four course meal was served by several aides. Afterward guests mingled in reception rooms and escorts led visitors to dressing rooms in dainty attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Mer Farlane
Bertha Livingston
Nellie
Snete Greene
Nina Horteteler
Carrie McFarlane
Federation plan to unite Iowa missionary work proposed
Rev Charles Seccombe leads a bid to form a state federation of missionary classes from Iowa denominations. The plan aims to coordinate foreign and home missionary efforts, reduce duplication, and enable unified action. He seeks statewide input from mission boards and pastors ahead of a formal institute meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Seccombard
Iowa
Uible
Ehuvehes
Towell Ug
Seccombe
Leon
Maintenance sought by Jennie B Schellenger in district court
Jennie B Schellenger petitions for monthly maintenance from her husband Clintlea L Schotenger. They wed Feb 5 1893 at Hot Springs DC and separated June 23 1905 after which he deserted her. She alleges poor health and inability to work while he claims to earn 160 monthly as a traveling pallorman. Attorneys Mullan and Flekert handle the case. Separate maintenance and a per month allowance requested. CG Braniger offered cashier position at Citizens Gas and Electric, set to begin May 16. He previously served as assistant cashier at Commercial National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie B. Schellenger
Clintlea L. Schotenger
Defendant
Plaintiff
Hot Springs
D. C
Plaine
Mullan & Flekert
Braniger
Citizens Gag & Electric Company
Commercial National Bank
AB Office Bay
Assiatant Caahter
Men for School Principals Plan Faces Critique
The school board will appoint a male principal for the high school after this year, citing several reasons and a flood of applications. Applicants Paul Filer of Stanwood and a Missouri Valley man are in the city to apply in person. George St. Warner received a letter from U. Winelager of San Jose, California, describing the recent quake and a hopeful outlook for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neat Side
Eloues
Paul Filer
Stanwood
Missouri Valley
George St. Warner
U. Winelager
San Jose
California
Yoren
Iles
Alice
Amile
Balore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blackhawk
Gressional and Judicial
Ings
Bunkerton
Iowa Dairy
East Slide
Wilbur Chapman
Fainer Rorxenuroos
St. Mary's Catholi Church
C. E. Dailey
East Park Avenue
LaFayette and
Mulverry Streets
Forkenbreck
Ringgold Republicans
Freud
Wegar Service
Waterloo, Cedar
Falle and
Brandon
James Douglass
A. G. Brown
Pearl of
Vista
W. A. Albert
Mabel Adams
Aid Tie
Lela
Mason City
Grace Nichola
Joe Stainbrook
Ham Booth
Chet Murphy
Walker
Ladies Aid Sociery
H. B. Adams
James Smally
Mt. Auburn
Branson
Howard Revel
Muscatine County
Irvin Bain
David Napholtz
G. B. Strayer
Canada
Shayer
Alberta
Fort Dodge
Farrel
Watergo
Lionelie Hines
Wii
Sreater Waterloo
Lely
Materia
Mrs. A. M. Place
Hev. Chas. Seccombe
Federate Mission Study
Ation
Waterlon Chautauqua and Bible Institute
Libre Institute
S¢ccombe
Federation
Macy
Te Taforth
Olleir
Mrs, Scheallenger
Lucy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!