Iowa Judicial District History Traced by Dan E Clark
Dan E Clark outlines Iowa’s judicial district evolution from 1834 through recent changes, detailing transitions from territorial attachment to the present 18 district map. The article uses eighteen maps to illustrate each shift, noting periodic expansions and reorganizations across eras and counties.
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Oetober
Iowa Journal of History and Politics
Dan Ebert Clark
Iowa
Terrtory
Michigan
Iowa Country
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Iown
Blacklawk
Mississippi
Missouri River
Iows
Butt
Clark
Direct primary debate grips Iowa politics in theory versus practice
The Sioux City Journal argues the statewide direct primary would not free the nominations from bosses. It predicts the primary would bolster the machine, restrict independent candidates, and produce an official slate dominated by party leaders. The piece mocks reform rhetoric and warns of costly mischief ahead.
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Chicago Tribune
Sioux City Journal
Blain
Times
Sioux City
The
Journal
Condit
Guy
Iowa
Repubicans
Fulk
Garat
Carroll
Haugen
Lacey
Palmer
Fratien
Beya
City to pay state experts for haoka examination
State experts will examine the haoka of the city in Hollister with costs to Des Moines not less than 700 dollars and possibly up to 1000 dollars. Their pay comes from the state auditor, who then seeks reimbursement from the city.
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Waterloo
Willig
Rector
Des Moines
Atditer
Chicago
Baltimore
Naslmore
Farmers’ Co-operative Practice Company of
Tande
Waterloo adopts municipal water works in Iowa figures show
Cedar Rapids and Dubuque papers report Waterloo Iowa voting to municipalize the water works, 952 for and 329 against in a special election. Multiple papers note a shift toward public ownership despite doubts about savings, with commentary contrasting private efficiency and public control and detailing related franchise debates.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Dubuque
N. W. Harrie & Co
C Company
Harris Company
N. W.wards & Co
St Wan
Geve
Gyor
Gedar Rapids Gazetto
Cedar Rapida
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Tual Insurances
Davenport
Out of Sight and The Wild West Medicine Show
An assortment of local notices and anecdotes. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for healing wounds and piles. A shooting near Farragut injures Ralph in the face across the river. Cadell resident recounts hard times in Kansas and praise for Dr King’s New Discovery. Mrs Mark recovering post surgery with Electric Bitters praised for health. Advertisements from Wangler Bros. druggists promise remedies and guarantees.
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Wauglen Bros
Arageists
Kansas
Cadell
Marl Shamburg
Wangler Bros. Drug Store
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Jas. D. Underhill
Doland
Warners
J. A Hnepp
United States
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Wangier Bros
Berryman
Washington Star
Rea Matlickey
Willam Miller
Ulty Rallye
Wright County
Breath
Henderson
Hong_Kong
Aid Og
Waterloo Election Comment
Sete
B. I. Simpson
Hong
Cedar River
River
Harris & Co
Carnetulus
Watertop
King's New Life
Johnson
Samuel R. Buxton
Newport News
Willam A. Jones
Virginia
Tom J. Johnson
Cleveland
Theodore E. Burton
Bryne
Biking
Senate
Minnesota
Thomas Way
Britt
Cummins
South Dakota
Allison
Way
Moses ©. Clapp
Indiana
Cushman J. Davis
United States Senate
Henry
Texas
Henry B. Clayton
Alabama
Lowa
Union Stock Yarda
Farmera’ Institute
Ames
Colby Hartless
Vffarmer
Floyd County
Osage
Onal
Mr. Dortless
Fred Graff
Illinoia Central
Austin Fox
Askatousa
Iowa Central
Charles Clearwater
Doc Tanner
Hig Mead
Snoxville
Ketaphorn
Thornton
Timothy
Dixon Farm
Hurdette
Charles C. Rowell
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Joie
J. P
WSU
Charles S. Armstrong
Osceola
Clark County
Wasea
JO. Gain
Twat Mnnerye B
Borris!isd Satur
Cope
John Pervitz
Charter Oak
Grylog
Willie Hacholdt
Keystone
Milwaukee
Mets
H. O. Lane
Honal Guard
Red Oak
Fittyargt
Ethel- OM Wheelock
Watheryilld
Canada
Howe Place
Smith
Skunk
Gakeloona
Chauney
Hart
Ms Posseion
Walle Ralph
Arthur Zimmer
Farragut
Ralph
Bak
T. C. Mark
W. 5. Brunson
Dublin
Wang
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