School Officers and Board Members Listed in Fragment
A fragmented OCR list shows names and titles for school officers and board members including a president, secretary, treasurer, and various officials such as trustees and credenzed admins. It preserves several proper names like Warren, Vitzthum, and Smith amid garbled spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresidentet Board
M.J. Smith
J.C. Vitzthum
FM. Buntiog
Menders
M. B. Smith
G. Ay
Dunteam
Geo. Terslinger
A. J. Warren
P. A. Cua
Henry Shemmer
Collins
Frincipal
Western Iowa Association Exhibit Opens With High Hopes
The fifth annual Western Iowa Association show opens yesterday at Council Bluffs, with plans for a larger event than prior years. A broad prize list includes cash premiums and special prizes from numerous sponsors across Iowa and Nebraska, signaling strong exhibitor interest and high quality entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cne
Western Iowa Association
Council
Pratt Food Company
Freeman
Oakland
Southwick & Barclay
Friend
Xeb
Hon. Woodhouse
Wortsmouth
Cools Johnson
Omaha
Charles Ross
Wol Bacon
Colorado Springs
S. E. Beckwith
Mount Pleasant
Council Bluits
George Tenquist
Odebuilt
Lyon Manufacturing Company
Triooky
N.Y
F.C. Sturtevant
Wiuetford
Cann
Blair
J. Taity
C. Hafer
Shommas Bowman
Warrant Out for Mrs Whitney for City Ordinance Violation
A warrant was not issued yet as information filed against Mrs. Sarah W. Whitney for violating Waterloo city ordinance by posting lecture notices without proper license. Whitney, known in temperance and suffrage circles, faced potential fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail. Pearl Breton Factory in Clinton plans to open a pearl button plant, employing about 15 men and 30 women, with principals James Peterson and Petre Davis spearheading the venture as shells begin arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dec
Great
Sarah W. Whitney
Whitney
Clinton, Dee
Clinton
James Peterson
Peterson, Well &Co
Petre] Davis
C. Lamb &Sons
Cherokee Farmers Institute Plans Busy January Program
Cherokee Nov 20 The executive board of the Cherokee Farmers Institute outlined a January program with papers and discussions on topics including profitable cattle feeding without woes rural school standards fruit production dairy and beekeeping and education of farmers children The session may feature Prof C J Curtiss of the State Agricultural College who conducted last year and is a likely conductor for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Farmers’ Institute
Jonas Mummert
W. F. Brewster
J. C. Lockin
R. Gilbert
C. Wilson
A. G. Bailey
George Lingle
Tarmers
D. Layton
George Morey
J. B. Spinsley
S. J. Fairfield
M. Stanford
FE. L. Devore
M. J. Twinkley
KR. A. Lewis
D. Melier
Felter
Cora Belew
Gorge UB. Flinders
H. S. Briggs
George Benson
Mutual Wait Insurance
D. Cushman
W. P. Dawson
Ferrin
H Th. Streever
George Clark
Henry McFarland
Parker, Jr
C. J. Curtiss
State Agricultural , College
Osteopathy Institute Closed by State Law
Des Moines authorities closed Dr Harkapee's osteopathy institute east of the city under a winterly enacted health law. About fifty patients were served as the medical staff faced a rush of business. A Belgian priest, Count De Latta, and two companions claim reform and seek to fund an institute for ex priests and nuns while touring Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Harkapee
State Board of Health
Count de Latta
Belgium
Death by coal gas fumes silences Lesars hostler John Donahue
John Donahue, hostler for ex-Sheriff W. M. Hoyle, was found in his sleeping room in TeMurs on November 20 dead from coal gas fumes from a heating stove. Artificial respiration failed to restore him fully. his blood circulation was near zero and his blood was black and sticky. He remained in a stupor twelve hours after discovery, able to recognize only close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donahue
Lesars
TeMurs
John. Donahue
M. Hoyle
McGready Case Dismissed In Officer Doxsie Killing
Waterloo reports the case against Jack McGready, charged with murdering Officer Doxsie at Independence, was dismissed on county attorney Rainster’s motion. The state’s theory held McGready had guilty knowledge but not direct involvement. four days of testimony concluded the evidence failed to merit grand jury investigation. The preliminary hearing for Joe Hurley, accused of firing the fatal shot, is set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doxie
Waterloo
Jack McGready
Doxsie
Independence
Rainster
McGlready
Joe Hurley
Judge Tollerton Resigns Health Forces Step
Waterloo reports Hon. J J Tollerton judge of the Tenth district has resigned to take effect January 1 1898 after Governor Drake acknowledged the move Health prompted retirement with term ending in 1899 Possible successors H G Hemenway and A Grundy are mentioned and Hemenway has stated he does not seek the position and will back Platt. Dubuque notes early river ice and a new private telephone line to connect Atlantic Corning Cumberland Massena Briscoe and Mt Etna. Congressman Henderson fully recovered from amputation surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. J. Tillerton
Tenth Judicial District
Drake
Tollerton
H. G. Hemenway
A. Grundy
Thar
Platt
Atlantic
Corning
Cumberland
Massena
Briscoe
Henderson
Dubinque
Prof J C Hiss Is Recovering From Fever In LeMars
LeMars reports Prof I C Lise, district superintendent and Akron schools principal, recovering from severe fever. James Smith pleads guilty to Kingsley burglary and is sentenced to one year in the penitentiary by Judge Wakefield. Local items note accidents, fires, farm news, and plans for new mills and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
LeMars
I. C. Lise
Akron
Kingsley
Wakefield
H.C. Milford
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Empire Theater
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Waterloo Dispatch
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Ing
Ownosa
Rock Valley, Iowa
City Meat Market
W. Little
Prop
Skewis Lumber Company
Pioneer Livery & Feed Stable
Warren Hotel
Thomas & Roberts
Plate Bros
Garry
Brest Line
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St. Louis
C. R. Brows
Bull
Ernst
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H. B. Pember
Neves
de Witt
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