Judicial Convention Nominates Six Candidates in District
Six candidates vie for the district judicial nomination as counties including Emmet, Pocahontas, Clay, Buena Vista, Palo Alto, and Kossuth are represented. W J Bock chairs with Bruce as secretary. the meeting adjourned after 80 ballots with Humboldt and Dickinson absent. The county’s first judge is anticipated as soon.
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Court House
W.J. Bock
Lake Park
Mr. Bruce
Holfe
N. J. Lee
Emmet County
Ol Gilchrist
Pocahontas County
Kirkpatrick
Clay County
Bailie
Bauna Viata
H. P. Davidson
Palo Alto
I. P. Harrington
Kossuth
Humboldt
Dickinson
Lees
Clear Lake Ball Club Disbands Leaving Four in League
Clear Lake has disbanded due to financial trouble, reducing the Town State league to four clubs. Lehigh was mentioned as a possible new member if backing is secured, and the Boosters’ manager Connie Collina says the loss will not deter others. If no new club joins, Clear Lake’s open dates will be filled with other games.
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July Woman’s Home Companion
Nea
Nita Primrogs
Clear Lake
Clear Lakes
Lehigh
Connie Collina
Boosters
Itia
Internal strife and management woes hit local club
Fort Dodge Messenger reports dissension and poor leadership at Clear Takeaways ball club with former manager Dick Walla returning to railroad work and BRacom unable to govern itself. A probable reorganization aims to cut costs while Ed Sanborn, secretary of Farmers Hair Insurance Co., dies in Alamogordo after a three year illness. Burial services held in town with pallbearers Frank Carpenter M. Groves Geo. Grover Nick Groves Will Hendrickson.
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Dick Walla
Bracom
Clear Take
Fort Dodge Megaenger
Ed. Sanborn
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Hurd
Frank Carpenter
Groves
Geo. Grover
Nick Groves
Will Hendrickson
Farmer's Hair Insurance Co
Nice Little Joker Intraction Law The Traction Engine Rule
A 1910 Iowa law required planking on bridges for traction engines until November 1 1910. After expiration engines could cross without planks, but officials misread intent and damage questions arose. Knight Templar officers elected at Templar Park include F Ellison P Sever J Hall L Moore C Gen Hall D Wybrandt W Wilcoxen D Brownlee T Whitney Rose Gould Albertson.
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Thirty-third General Assembly
Attorney General
Boards of Supervisors
Lake Park
Knight's Templar
Templar Park
F. ©. Ellison
Anamosa
P. JL. Sever
Stuart
Casimo—js
Estherville Selected For Next Clerks Convention
At Burlington last week Clerks convention endorsed Estherville as the site for next summer's gathering. Clerk Heffelfinger successfully urged the move, with general support for a northern location. Miss Cora Godfrey assists in the Kingman Bros shoe store in Estherville.
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Burlington
Heffelfinger
Estherville
Hoffelfinger
Cora Godfrey
Kingman Bros
Estherville Chautauqua Opened Sunday Concludes Saturday Evening
Estherville Chautauqua opened Sunday and will be concluded Saturday evening, outlining a week of events in the community program.
Chautauqua Program Draws Little Interest in Town
The Chautauqua opened with music by the Maurer Sieters Orchestra and lectures by Chas. H. FitzWilliam and W. Nolan. Despite strong early talent, ticket sales lag as rain and crowd apathy dampen turnout. organizers urge community support to sustain next year’s series.
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Chautauqua
Maurer Siaters Orchestra
Chas. H. Fitzwilliama
Prilpit
Estherville
Iecture
Martin
Lazarus
Kether‘ville
A. C. Zahter
Rossin
Artista Company
Frank Gunsaulas
Lincoln L. Wirt
Jean Val Jean
Balalaika Orchestra
George A. Gearhart
Jos. L. Bristow
Notable Conventions Delight Mr. Murtagh
Mr. BE. J. Murtagh returns home after attending three national conventions. He covered the regular Republican convention as a Beat Reporter for a major New York paper, attended the Bull Moose convention nominating Teddy Roosevelt, and served as a delegate at the Baltimore convention. He says the experiences offered a lifetime of notable action and dramatic moments.
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BE. J. Murtagh
New York
Teddy
Baltimore
Algona Courier
Hound Dawg of Baltimore Race Recalled in Verse
A satirical poem recounts a Baltimore race with the Hound Dawg as rival to political figures. The piece, credited to Davin G. Downs of Albert Lea and dated July 8, 1943, also notes Robt. West visiting Sioux City last week.
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Baltimore
Bryan Kay
Tammany
Salthia
Wilson Corps
Dawg
Hound Dawg
Davin G. Downs
Albert Lea
Minn
Robt. West
Sioux City
Annoyed by ball fans at yesterdays game
Police at the park repeatedly warned crowds to restrain their enthusiasm as few shouted at top voice. A man argued to alarmed officers that a sick ballgame spectator should be hospitalized while a woman defended the right to enjoy the game despite consequences. Local explanation cited Typhoid Fever patient Stedman ill within a short distance as justification for curbing noise.
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Stedman Waa
Ball Park
Dodge
Salesman Training Opportunity at B.A. Warren’s Variety
An offer from the International Correspondent Seheo promises thorough salesmanship training. Positions guaranteed with pay from 76 dollars monthly plus commission and advancement potential. Apply at St Antia post office by Saturday morning. contact B.A. Gare Man 4 Ace.
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Seheo
B. Warren
Stantia
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