Diplomas Awarded for Perfect Attendance in County Schools
A long list from the county superintendent shows numerous pupils receiving diplomas for perfect attendance. The document records names by district and school, highlighting a sharp rise from prior lists and including many student names across towns such as Butler Township, Long Grove, Dixon, New Liberty, Center, and Walnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacans
Ife
Jeona
Martha —Marduns
Initus Schvier
Linda Dietz
Amania Dietz
Ferdiand Faer Jwek
Marienna Fuerdack
Wddié Moet Jer
Albert Sethe
Dist
Theodore Kok
Butler Township
Butler
Herry ‘Grim
Roy Paulsen
Tust
Albert Schlueter
Frieda Schlueter
August Beller
Willie Nethdorf
Helpa Stoltenberg
Leonard Bargman
Helen Peturgen
Emil Doebrmansa
Dixon School
Idred Yule
Alvena Henry ‘Hansen
Willie Steinpeck
Bred Esrodt
Herbert Wiese
Sarah Greve
Anoie Enzel
Anand Voar
Ella Durr
Ammond Dams
Beliod
Albert‘Treimer
John Treimer
Clara Dierksen
Cora Olsen
G-Lena_ Dreyer
Annie Proam
Barry Arp
New Liberty School
Leonerii Lamp
Bei ‘Bert Lamp
Hida Arp
Rownd Grove School
Bulward Rubbers
Joine Grass
Det
Alfred Rog
Genkaup
Hilda Roggentamp
Louis Tevezenkamp
Rudolph Branndt
Rose Roanfeldt
Prank Langfeldt
Herbert Bolte
Freddie Bolic
Walcott School
Elsie Schreiber
Norma Hing
Norm Blud
Laura Behreiber
Theodore Testrot
Frieda Elkoln
Raymond Buckwalter
Waprle View School
Gertie
Randolph, Idile
Westphal Central School
Hertle Yahel
Henry. Stewart
Georgie Stewart
Walter Schmidt
Alms Griese, Johnoe Litscher
Ernest Griese
Laura Walsa
Walter Weise
Recher Garben
MecCausland
Hilda’ Ewer
Aory Koepke
Bheridan
Edward Elmergreen
Anna Muntor
Naomi Freund
Irene Schocckloth
Minnie, Schnack
David Hermann
Robert Derkbulm
Bridge School
Lydia Kaebl
Emme Byaldt
Tyla Gril
Alphonse_ Greve
Raleigh Wiese
Emma Iweln
John Rosy
Wwijlie Burmeister
Trank Lamp
Milds Man J]gles
Agnes Moeller
Fairview
Vera Garner
Elly Brubn
Richard Gerfles
Walnut Hilt
Bertha Harmon
Davenport
Gilbert
Conrad Klwap
Agatha Steinmann
Lenora Kobus
Virell Jos UN
Phoebe Joslin
Ollie Petersen
Lours Suther
Liveie Hoss
Walter Breinman
Alice Poppe
Ber Fereort
Clar_ Kemp
Hulda
Samoan
Herman Traeger
Bugo Untriett
Charley Meyer
Norma Stoltenberg
Aca Siobebterg
Charley Dobb
Uuse
Ringe
Schol
Esmand
Dist No
Helen Bachnt
Filida Rnemann
Dee Cawlerell
Hertha
Fat
Wierk Divorce Granted After Maid Scandal
New York report says Margaratha Wierk wins absolute divorce from John M. Wierk chief of the Milk Trust in Brooklyn after referee’s report. Custody awarded to Mrs. Wierk with $59 monthly support. The case dates to events in 1903 involving a maid named Pruline Hackman and alleged infidelity in their German society circles.
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New York
Jao
Mahiog
John M. Werk
He Milk) Trust
Margaratha Wierk
Dickey
Broddyn
Wierkes
Brosklym
Wierk
Hinke
Indow
Linden Street
Young Wierk
Ellder Wierk
Truat
Waning
Louisé Hackman
Uber
Mrs. Wierl
Nevada Story County Farmers Institute set for Maxwell
Preparations for the winter and spring meetings of the Story County Farmers Institute are under way with Maxwell hosting January 24, 25, and 26. The Nevada session moves to Des Moines, with women to lead the second day in both Maxwell and Nevada meetings. Iowa State College professors Holfen, McKay, Rutherford, McNeal, and Stevenson and Mrs. Morris are on the program along with nine noted speakers. authorities expect this year’s institute to be the best in the county for years.
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Nevada
Story County Farmers’ Institute
Maxwell
Ihia
Wen
Holfen
McKay
Rutherford
McNeal
Stevenson
Morris
Department of Domestic Economy
Iowa State College
Holden
Budér
New Year Tragedies Reported in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids the year opens with a spate of misfortune as a man shoots himself in the head ending his life on New Year’s Day while a woman Rasmussen survives after morphine ingestion. A premature newborn on a sidewalk adds to the grim New Year events amid sickness and sorrow throughout the city.
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Drew. Vannorwan
Mta
Myy J Rasmuseen
Verevan
Rasmussen
Bady
Mining in Black Hills resumes after two year halt
Deadwood D. D. Jan 4 Harris Tranklin, a major Golden Reward Mines and Treatment plants stockholder, says the 500 ton smelter will reopen after the new year. The plant shut during a lengthy strike and related mine closures, with 390 workers laid off at the smelter and similar in the mines. The firm will clear water from abandoned workings, repair and timber slopes, and modernize the smelting plant over about three months. Meanwhile cyanide plants operate at 250 tons daily and ore is shipped to outside smelters. News from the district highlights new shafts, ore bodies, and continued development in nearby claims including the Oro Fina and a patent for the Myrile Mining and Milling ground along Elder in the Box Elder district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Harris Tranklin
Golden Reward Muines
Sherby
Wirkt
Bare Butte
Ruby+Basin
Bald Mountain
Golden Reward Company
Instill
Black Hills
Trentiwood
Nebraska
United States
For Elder
Lawrence
Box Elder
Annoa
I. W. Finnegan
Chadron
Mob
FP. M. Boothwell
Whitewood
S. P
Detinea
I. Collins
Shot Uncles and Drunk Duel Ends in Fatality
Jan 4 near the city, John Harp a farmer six miles east of town, got into a quarrel with a man identified as Harmon. A terriffic fight followed, Harmon drew a gun and fired, killing the other man instantly. Harmon was placed under arrest immediately.
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iMealvém
John Harp
Killeg
Harmon
Man Declared Not Insane After Love Sighs Case
Thomas J Hart 37 1/2 percent South Elliott Place Brooklyn was arraigned in Tombs Court on an insanity charge raised by his brother Edward Hart The judge suggested love sickness could be insanity and discharged the defendant The case was dismissed with both brothers denying mental imbalance and the claimed infatuation was deemed mere affection and not insanity
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New York
Thomas J. Hart
South
Elliott Phice
Brooklyn
Tombs Court
Edward Hart
Jaume
Cafeelbookere
Bellevue
Thomas
Materman
Tim
Mary
Tne
Becca
Hart
Edwerd Hart
Wes
Chen
Edward ‘Hart
Drowned While Skating in Akron Canal Ward
Jan 4 Akron reports the drowning of four children from Barbertown and Kenmore after skating on the canal. Thomas Williams’s children aged 12 and 1 and E for rison’s daughters aged 13 and 16 were found at the bottom. A caps and a large hole floated, suggesting multiple drownings. Clarente Young warned them of danger but they did not heed. John Keck heard screams and aided the recovery of caps and bodies.
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Akron
Hadies
Dots
Aga Williams
Thomas Williams
Barbierton
Katie
Elizebeth Murri- Roy
Forrison
Kenmore
Java
Barlerlon
Kenmorp
Clarente Young
Tobn Keck
Mil
Bargains in Real Estate at 226 West Third St
Real estate bargains listed for 226 West Third Street and nearby areas. Includes houses for 1 and 2 thousand dollars, monthly rents from 12 to 15 dollars, water and sewer, outbuildings, paving, and installment plans. Also notes 100 acres near Bettendorf with fruit, 80 acres near city limits, and per acre prices around 40 to 45 dollars.
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West Third ST
Kirkwood
Boulevard
Laeres
CITF
Bettendorf
Feneres
Theater Gossip From City Tour and Play Reviews
Chétin Farnum's noted portrayal in The Virginian draws praise across major cities as audiences applaud his Lieut. Denton in Augustus Thomas's Arizona. Critics compare McWister and Thomas's characters and note the Sattler press on the Rawson's Folly lead. Frances Suis and Fritz and Saltz attract attention at the Bard’s Opera House with a favored vaudeville reel.
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Chétin Farnum
Owen Swleter
Wetcome
Zorlds
Denton
Augustus Thomas
Arizona
Sayne
Mc. Wister
Mr. Thomas
Hemen
Deen
Sattler Press
Richard Hardley Davis
Rawson
Robert Exleson
Lieutent Denton
Edeson
Furnum
Macon
Mason
Yur Roof
Gallen
Misa Suns
Wii
Burtis Opera Bose
Annday
Fra
Bankers Declare Innocence In Bank Scandal Case
Caungout, O Fav. and Cashier Leslie of the defunct Connecticut Hirst Nations Bank were arrested in Cleveland on charges of violating National bank laws and have returned to testify before the territorial court. Officials say Cashier Leilke altered bills receivable by 1 000 to cover a deficit from years of funding to shield the bank. Travers, as president, renewed a 36 000 vote due, forming the basis for charges of embezzlement.
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Caungout
Travers
Leslie
Conneant Hirst Nations Bank
Cleveland
Leilke
Wade
Tajnk
Great Northern Plans Sioux City Terminal Project
Great Northern Railway announces plans for Sioux City with John L. Snapp of Seattle stating a major upgrade. A double track elevated structure along Third Street from Combination Bridge to Division Street will connect to recently acquired terminals worth about four quarters of a million dollars. A joint passenger depot is planned at Fourth and Howard for use by Great Northern and Burlington systems as a preliminary step toward linking eastern rail networks in Nebraska.
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Blox
Tan
Great Northern Railroa
Foruml
Sioux City
John L. Snapp
Seattle
Great Northern
Puget Séind
Graat Northern
Third Street
Division Street
Fourth and
Howard Streets
Buylington
Nebraska
Darlington
Bearded editor rules out gubernatorial run in Iowa interview
Funk editor of Beacadi declares no plan to seek governor. He praises Governor Cumming’s administration and calls for fair railroad treatment. He notes potential candidate George D Perkins may be favored but decisions are premature. He defends independent spirit and argues for regulated, not excessive, corporate power.
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Lakes
Yeaterday
Funk
Iowa
Northeast
Owt
Cumming
Northwest Tews
Wold
George D. Perkins
le May
Suil
Mtn
Lnk
Oskaloosa Welcomes Louis Young Claimed 128 Years Old
Louis Young, a new resident of Oskaloosa, Virginia, is said to be 128 years old. He arrived from Virginia with his daughter Mrs Foulk Suh and celebrated a birthday about a week ago. Born in Prince William Ward, Virginia in 1786, he has endured three wives and remains lively, joking and attentive despite age.
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Oskaloosa
Jun
Louis Young
Foulk Suh
Black-Eyed Peas
Vuele Louis
Gar M5col
Phos
Uncle Louis
Duty on Mexican Dollars Stirs El Paso Trade
After midnight tomorrow a heavy duty will be collected on all Mexican dollars taken back into Mexico as a result of a new law to redeem 231 dollars with 0 cents. Bankers and others in the United States are shipping late Mexican currency to be used in Mexico until deemed eligible for the 50 cent rate. Much of this money was bought at 88 to 45 cents, and large shipments will profit. Express companies are booming taking dollars across the border before importation becomes prohibitive when the duty takes effect.
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el Paso
Trx
United States
Mexico
Cairn Ts and Hocking Coal sue ex VP for 215000
The Cairn Ts and Hocking Coal and Iron company sue Sidney A. Mebanig al, former vice president and now Maple Hill president, for 215000 alleging profits were diverted to Maple Hill and diverted to his own use while he served the Columbus firm. The Maple Hill company is named in the suit on similar grounds.
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Columbus, O
Cairn Ts
Hocking Coal and Troi Company
Sidney. A. Mebanigal
Maple Hill Company
Siyadim
Columbus and Hacking Coal and Iron Company
Maple Him Company
New State Bank Organization Near Pisgah Expect Feb Start
A state bank is quietly organized in Pisgah California, with substantial local support from meat traders and several wealthy farmers. The institution aims to be ready for business by February 1 with a paid-up capital of fifteen thousand dollars.
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Fartiera
Pisgah
Iowa Farmers Big Feeders Move 634 Steers to Market Area
E R B and W L Moon, two Franklin county growers in Hampton Iowa, drive 634 steers from St Paul to Bur deste for May market. They plan to feed 40 000 bushels of corn and about 400 tons of hay while preparing 670 hogs for market. Estimated value of grain and hay exchanged with Mace Bros totals 12 000 to 15 000 dollars.
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Hampton, Ja
E. RB
W. L. Moon
Franklin County
St Paul
Shet Mace Bros
Frost Family Reunion Held in Grayville TH
The sixteenth Frost family reunion gathered over 100 members last Saturday in Grayville. Professor Harry C Spillman of Rochford High School gave the opening address. Original Frosts began with four members, three of whom moved to White and Wards counties in Tennessee.
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Grayville
Tan
Frost
Behl
Ta Ly
Thidée Pénerationa
Harry
C Spillman
Rochford
Memhere
White
Wards
Vic Dew
Kentucky
Well Known Jew Railroad Man to Head Omaha Division
A respected railroad veteran from Ackley Iowa is named superintendent of the Omaha division of the Illinois Central. Dalley, who started as a dispatcher in Ackley, has risen through the ranks making a career on the Illinois Central line. The promotion is praised as recognizing a faithful employee of the road. Bolser, the veteran mentor, helped numerous young men rise in the same company. Holiday excursion rates and tickets are advertised for Christmas season travel with sale dates and return terms.
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Omaha
Minnis Central
Eldora
Igun
S—Enugeny
Dalley
Ackley
Ninole Central Railway Company
Leis Central
Benett Ackley
Dubuque
Mon
Bolser
Ilinois Central
Ita
C. L. Mills
Quaba
Bolaar
New York City
Allvover
Jowar
Bol
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Herman Heesch
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