State Dairy Meeting Opens With Large Exhibit Plans
The Iowa State Dairy association convenes November 18 19 and 20 in Waterloo with a large dairy products exhibit. Machinery and butter rooms are set in venues across town. Awards include medals and cash, with a full three day program featuring addresses, music, officer elections, and educational contests for butter scoring.
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Iowa State Dairy Association
Corn Belt
Etta Hotel
Elks Hall
Worthey Manufacturing Company
West Park Avenue
Bluf Street
W. F. Mack
Northey Manufacturing Company
West Park Agenus
Bia Street
Iowa Dairy Catle Improvement Association
Addraessh
L. Odell
Des Moines
Dairyman
F. M. Brown
Machinery Hall
Association
Pragnent
W. GB
Barney
Hampton
L. §. Edwards
Parkersburg
W. B. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
F. L. O'Dell
P. H. Kieffer
New York
B. Johnsen
Iowa Dairy Cattle Improvement Association
Must File Expenses Claims Within Ten Day Limit
Election rules demand candidates file true detailed expense statements within ten days after any primary municipal or general election. Auditor notes many misunderstand the law, with filings lagging and some thinking it only applies to primaries. Also notes code section 127 outlines required reporting with dates, amounts, recipients, and campaign committees. FRIEDL SELLS RESTAURANT reports transfer of city restaurant at 104 East Fourth street to C. H. Poverill & Co. and business continuation under new management.
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Rainbow Giveg
Ignade
Bee
Volus
Secretary of State
Friedl
Joseph Wried
East Fourth Street
C. H. Poverill & 10
Abe UW
Soepel Jyi
Waterloo painters escape fall from improvised scaffold
M A Parker tumbled twenty feet and sprained ankle and instep while decorating a Waterloo house at Washington and West Eleventh. L J Anibal strained his shoulder as he grabbed the ladder to prevent a collapse. Both men, using a self constructed scaffold, narrowly avoided serious injuries as paint buckets stayed upright.
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M.A. Parker
L. J. Anibal
Waterloo
la Ther
Washington and
West Eleventh Streets
Parker
Vinjbnt
Mr. Anibal
Mr. Parker
Anibal
Majestic theater to open with Hearts and Flowers act
L. O. Hieber and Maxim DeGrosz will rename and reopen the Electric Theatre as the Majestic next Tuesday. The week’s bill features Hearts and Flowers with Miss Ethel Kirk and company, priced 30 15 25 cents, and two shows nightly plus matinees.
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Majestic
Maxim DeGroaz
L. C. Hieber
Orpheum
Hieber
Chicago
Ethel Kirk
Hearts and Flower
DeGrosz
Prof
Sennington
DaGregz
Waterloo Theatre
Wilbur D. Nesbit
Wallace Moody
Evening Glory
Alice Lewis
Hobbeo Bell
Dave Morrle
Trtreree
Rus Meary
Lover
Dale Sin
Sparief
Water Jack Crawford
Sassy
Dan Moyles
Sereses
Benington township votes Democrat in election turnout
In Benington township on November 5 voters backed the Democratic ticket with 161 ballots cast. The Leepar farm sale drew 141 yes votes to 86 no, the drainage question passed, and school in No. 6 was postponed for the year. A public sale is planned on the John Kurlt farm October 17 and Souta Warneke will hold a genie on the 19th.
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Benington Township
Lacey
Leepar
John Kurlt
Souta Warneke
Mysterious Disappearance of A M Wight From Lafayette Street Store
A M Wight, head of a Lafayette Street grocery and confectionery, vanished Wednesday night leaving a note to a clerk to give the key to his brothers and instruct them on disposal of the stock. His brothers B B and WH M Wight, who run a meat market at 913 East Fourth Street, report no letter has arrived. Wight, about 38, longtime socialist leader in the city, had campaigned for constable and township trustee and was seen as a sober, industrious worker with a kind word for all.
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A. M. Wight
Lafayette Street
Indy
WH. M. Wight
East Fourth Street
Biyanga
Socialist Party
Poten jWdie
Giidert
Beth
Gobert
Nell
Gilbert
Elizabeth
Gibert
Mima Brafford
Wizebeth
Ahu
Gnhert
Bett
Cummins Wins Primary in Black Hawk County Vote
Complete primary returns show Gov. A B Cummins defeating John D Lacey with a statewide total vote of 4213 and a Black Hawk County majority of 599. Summary lists 28 precincts reporting and Cummins leading United States senator vote by 166 in the county.
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A. B. Cummins
John D. Lacey
Blackhawk
United States
Gedar Talis
Town and Township Ballots Reported in Local Meeting
A local school board held a special meeting on Tuesday November 6. The minutes detail votes on the Leeper farm sale for the poor and drainage measures, with counts including 118 Yes and 28 No on the farm purchase, and 69 scratched ballots on the straight Republican line. Township officials and ballots are listed with party lines and several Democratic voters supporting Feely, while a handful of Republicans backed Bilintt Caldwell and Miss Phillips. Majorities for state offices are recorded with party winners and vote tallies.
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Yang
Cumming
Lacey
J. Y. Campbell
Parson Smith
Nesbit
E. H. Rice
W. P. Walker
Schmitz
J. 3. Meier
M. Staebell
M. H. Houser
Joln Ortner
Asgegor
J. Sherman
Wm. Brown
G. Thompann
C. Prongieg
J. S. Miller
Supervisor
C. J. Kirby
Repub. Acarn
Ross Emert
Feely
Bilintt
Caldwell
Misa Phillips
White
Emeeee Ie
Ray
Hayward R
Moanroe
Wee Ay
Ois-Seereese Sy le
Riges
Biliott
Taft Wins Iowa by Wide Margin in 1908 Election
Des Moines reports Taft defeats Bryan in Iowa with a total vote of 238,464 to 173,433, a plurality near 66,000. Carroll defeats White for governor 217,772 to 103,848, a plurality about 64,924. Results drawn from semi official returns across most counties, with final totals expected to widen slightly as remaining counties report.
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Des Moines
William H. Taft
Bryan
Iowa
B. PF. Carroll
Fred White
Towa
Taft
Gurrell
Carroll
Bryve Cumming
Lacey
Cummins
Theas
Eighty Members Withdraw From First Baptist Church
Dissatisfaction with church administration last evening led to eighty members withdrawing from the First Baptist church after a conference. Letters of good standing were issued to each member, and the group plans to establish a second church on the west side of the river. Options are being sought for a worship site, with a possible location to be decided soon. The church previously listed about six hundred ten members.
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First Baptist Church
Sonha Place
The One Condition in New York Dreams of a Morris Chair
Nell pushes for luxuries as Beth and Gilbert Taylor discuss a Morris chair and domestic ambitions. Nell reveals engagement while Beth weighs independence and a shared future, ending with Gilbert offering to buy Nell out to protect Beth’s plan. The scene shifts to a broader portrait of New York working girls and urban optimism.
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Beth Way
Morris
Nell
Heth
Nell Statferd
Dick Wheeler
Beth
Cilmer
Fragmentary OCR Item Seeks Coherence in Historic Page
A vague OCR fragment references names, places, and volumes but lacks clear events. It hints at a historical notice or column with scattered terms including a possible place or person, without coherent context or dates. The readable content remains insufficient for a concrete summary.
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Ayastar
Buell
W. B. Barney
R. A. Doty
F. W. Stephenson
Moont
Jules Lumbard
Gullago
iMx
W. B. Burney
Rusie
Biritons Solo
Edward C. Lytton
T. W Scott
Water Ud
T. J. Julian
Algona
BH. Giles
University of Missouri, Columbia
F. A. Leighton
Des, Moines
T. Sadler
Witerlang
G. L. McKay
Chi- Suro
E. R. Shoeneker
the Creamery Journal
Edwards
Lytton
B. Shilling
The
National Dairy, Union
Srom
L. Paul
Agumosa
John Bower
Iowa State ‘College
Anes
Earl Clausen
Tua
Geo. Clausen
Lane Street
Albert Lea
Cedar Falls
Rosa
Alice
Panera
Bar
Katherine Wovegsee
Mre Thurston
Jane Buell
Postville
Tawa
Roosevelt
Bane Weken Feu
Remuatar Iz
Noy
M. A. Parker
Majestic Vaudeville Theatre
L. O. Hieber
Maxim DeGrosz
Old Electric Theatre
WIL
Smith & Mangin
J. T. Edwards
Laneste Circle
Ed. Reeve
Raymond
Tipton
T. J. Smith
Catharine
Barclay
Bunkerton
Mull Moon
Kentucky
Tae Zim
Yak
Glory
Maruing
Taos Sul
Maggie Bebner
Louis Fetkiether
Salt Frumbauer
Jom Dunkerton
Huslers
John Grinnell
Spencer Mages
J. B. Walsh
J. Ortner
Kate Schmitt
South Dakota
Sophia Wilard
Trumbaugr
J. W
Art Ag- Hoyle
Archie Hayes
Thos, Carnes
Siggelkow
Rose-Geisler
W. AD. Rose
Ella Maud
Paul Geisler
H. G. Beaman
T. G. Taylor
Waterloo Gasolina Engine Works
Milas Alma Rose
Mia. Garland
Sophia Saurbry
Eye Dickey
Geisler
Earle-Cornelius
H. W. Flelm
Pato
I Iinoia
Har noiIne
Samuel Harbaugh
Willian Farm
M. Wight
Maj. Lagey
Blackhawk County
Cufmina
Canning
Reece
Watarloo
Bennington
WE Greek
Cedar Avrae
Wanes
Eagle Trereeses
East Waterloo
Tee
Fox
Lester Waasee
Lincoln Te
Poyner
Spring Creek
Eee
Union Teen Sane
Waterloo Washington
First Baptist Church of Waterloo
Inok BK. Wap. “Onda
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Rere
Abe
Hoth
Torniure
Freea Cueablans
Aealoamon
Gibert Caylor
Teisabeth
Lyon
Teilaathets
Gilbert Taylor
Byth
Paris
Atlantic
States
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