Two More Conventions In Des Moines And Cedar Rapids
Des Moines and Cedar Rapids await county conventions selecting delegates for the Iowa state parties. Republicans expect Dawley or other judges to advance to the supreme court nomination, while Democrats push to increase representation in the legislature at the July state conventions and fall elections.
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Des Moines
Bell
Cedar Rapides
Supreme Court of Own
State Central
Supreme Court
State Central Committee
Iowa
F. F. Dawley
Cedar Rapids
Fifth District
Planoiog
Jobin Sherwin
Mason City
Kinlin McLean
Down City
Gaynor
LeMarsa
Rousier
Independence
Preston
Oskaloosa
A. Pp. Barker
Clinton
Trerehler
Tipton
United States
Tin Behiavea
General Assembly
Assembly to Consider Tax Revisions and Public Utilities
The coming winter session will place before the assembly several matters including proposed revisions to the state tax laws from a tax commission appointed by the assembly, augmentation of the workingmen's compensation law by committees, and creation of a public utilities commission to oversee all utilities as the railroad commission does for railroads. The next General Assembly is expected to pursue more constructive legislation than in years past. A pocketbook with a monetary amount was found, owner may claim by calling at Warren's ten cent store and paying for this local.
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Railroad Commission
Bob. Warren
Dining room help wanted and local lost items
News snippet lists a job ad for dining room positions at Templar Park and Pirila Lake in Iowa with wages eight dollars a week. It also reports a lost gray sweater jacket and a missing “Tiatches prey sweater” near Huntington to Ceylon dated Friday May 24, asking the finder to contact Mrs Watson in Batherville or leave at the Windicator and Republican office.
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Templar Park
Piri Lake
Menta
Batherville
Lowa
Tiatches
Ceylon
Hantington
Mrre
Will Watson
Mian
Emma Nichola
Mra. Watson
Route 4
Windicatar
Republican Oflar
Episcopal Morning and Evening Services At 1 and 12
Morning service at 1:00 and evening prayer at 12:00 announced by PALLSEN rector inviting all to attend. The notice cites Mark 2 as the scriptural reference.
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Pallsen
Judicious Drainage Pays for Home Workmen Aid
Cement Products Co argues that proper drainage supports workers and families as orders for drainage materials flow to their company. The appeal emphasizes practical benefits and community aid through steady employment.
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Cement Products Co
Wanted General Housework At Local Home
WANTED A girl or woman for general housework. Home local party who would like to return home vizhta acceptable, Mrs. B. M. Goon, wit hiRL WANTED For pennral housework. 22-w-2 Mrs. W. CROWELL LOST- Ladies black sore suit Saturday. Finder leave at Oran siy's a store.
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Vizhta
B. M. Goon
Oransiy's
Almost Tickled to Death at Richmond
R J Watkins an employee at the locomotive works in Richmond Virginia was playful tickled by a friend at his boarding house and fell down stairs injuring the stump of his left arm which had been amputated eighteen months earlier An artery was severed and doctors attended him for over an hour before he was moved to a hospital by Dr R I Watts of the city ambulance The incident occurred when the man and his companion were at the head of the stairs and Watkins lost his balance during the tickling
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R. J. Watkins
Locomotive Works
Richmond
Pr. R. I. Watts
City Ambulance
Virginiaospital
Watkins
Doctor Watts
Joint Drainage District hearing at Spencer Iowa 1912
May 14 1912 joint meeting of the boards of Supervisors from Clay Emmet and Dickinson counties held in Spencer Iowa to hear objections and claims for damages on the proposed Joint Drainage District No 61. Objections read and attorneys appeared. The hearing adjourned to May 23 and then to June 2 for further action and viewing.
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Clay
Emimot
Dickinson
Spencer
Iowa
J. P. Milla
Lhairman
Chas. A. Root
John 8. Blow
Self
J. W. Cory
Kinity J. Popejoy
Attorney Neville
Daniel Lenox
Pcbiasel
H. A. Wolty
Andrew Adson
Fritz Bahr
Henry Potera
Jota Schnelle
W. H. Reantitz
PF. M. Gaple
Aylmer Cole
Mra
TY. N. Sampaon
Charlies Eldridge
A. 8. Johnson
Fred Cook
Fred Nulford
Pete Sandell
G. M. Prighlard
Wm. DeGroff Blunt
Yocum Co
Joseph Hanson
Geo. W. Brett
K. H. McDougal
Ed Evans
T. J. DeHolt
A. Gi. Jotingon
Julia Johnson
BK. W.buttle
W. Farr
Jonnie Ro
Mauue
M. Neville
J, W. Cory
W. A. Waltych
A. Welty
Burgess Henry Blum Obris
Sehbroader
Bradshamble Bradshaw
David Lenox
W. Cory
Moir
Henry Fumnerfeldt
Brady Cuilly
J. Pope
Berril
Bud Cuni
Chas. A. Koot
Torris
Iuwa
Emnet
Ifiear
Towit
Emmet
Olay
Take Township
Clay County
Lloyd and Richland
Twelve Mile Lake
Betherville
Em Met
Diatrick
Joint Boards of Supervisors
Gregory De‘clared
Place of the Fireless Cooker Emancipates Women
A Century magazine note argues fireless cookers free women from hot stove toil in a rich country where most cannot hire a cook. It claims meals can be cooked in an hour, with breakfast luncheon and dinner done together, enabling more time for other work. The device handles rolling, steaming, stewing, baking, frying, roasting, except crisping and toasting, in improved styles.
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Far West
Can't Get Away From Them Adage Echoes in Mercury
The Manhattan Mercury notes a persistence of aphorisms across media, citing that common sayings linger in public discourse. The piece quotes a city figure and hints at broader, similar wisdom recurring in coverage and advertisements.
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The
Manhattan Mercury
Kampa City
Glass hair and ancient manuscript find in unusual library case
The article notes a breakthrough in artificial hair using spun crystal to imitate human hair with low weight and hygienic benefits. It also reports a Nottingham Guardian discovery of 40 to 50 early bound volumes in a locked cupboard at Oxton Hall library, dating to the earliest stage of printing and containing illuminated manuscript fragments.
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Oxton Hall
Nottingham
Eng
W. Laycock
Love's Resulta and Desperate Saintly Actions
Fragmentary quotation from Tom Gatlon on love driving men to extremes, including self harm and violence, illustrating intense emotional impact. The text reads as a dated, provocative sentiment about love provoking desperate acts.
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Tom Gatlon
Indiscriminate Charity Wrong
A fragmented quotation condemns indiscriminate charity and argues that feeding an able bodied idle man twice without payment is injurious. The terse remark references Joha Howland and critiques moral duty without specifics.
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Howland
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