Turbulent Iowa News Roundup Adds and Ends in Tragedy
A wide array of Iowa incidents appears: COS Gray dies near Persia from lightning while Cedar Rapids builder William Behert is slain in Manson safety line. A tornado demolishes a large tabernacle at Diagonal and a fire destroys the Lake Laundry in Marion. Pigs die from stings, a man is killed near Council Bluffs, and a railway accident injures or kills several. A new Methodist church is organized at Ames. a Dorchester railroad pledge rises to 27000. An 18 year old from Melbourne dies on Northwestern rails near Council Bluffs, and a glove factory in Iowa City burns for the third time in 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos Gray
Persia
Cedar Rapids
William Behert
Manson
Missouri Valley
Iowa Falls
Marion
Andrew Tappen
Mhanles City
Bonaparte
Diagonal
New Campua
Ames
Schaetzle
Paibaque
Shankin
Marfan
Waterloo
Iowa State College
Arthur Falls
Melbourne
Australia
Council Bluffs
Ellsworth
Dorchester
Clarinda
Frank Dangelo
Centerville
P. Traxler
F. R. Emsminger
Gillman
Sioux City
I. L. Baker
Hornick
Dean C. F. Curthas
Argentine
Charles Utter
Patterson
N. J
Des Moines
Robert Utterback
C. R. Kennedy
Minnesota
Harry Merrill
Deg Moines
Hock Island
Minden
Connect Blutts
Iowa Glove Company
Iowa City
J. W. Young
Percy Telly
Tts City
Lowa River
Mindceater and Reprublicsin Ownership Statement
Ownership report for Mindceater and Reprublicsin weekly at Estherville Iowa details management, stockholders, founders, and security holdings. The document lists publisher George A Nichols and editor A Nichols, with stock holders including Gick Steals and others, sworn before a court clerk on April 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bravaiet
Gieo
AL Nichols
Daw
Mays
Vindlenter
Wirdtentor
Republican Co
Cto
A. Nichols
Estherville
Towa
Maine
Geo
Batherville
Lowa
Audrey
Gick
Bethersville
Lowe
Lowes
J.B
Kirby Esthery
Lowe Breen
Fort
Adye
Murtwiges
Arriaye
Wand
Jan
Cleestibees
Sloek
Bards
Tay Lien
Bisa Fiew
Bastor
Promise To Reduce The Cost Of Living Not Kept
A political speech criticizes opponents for failing to cut living costs, arguing tariff and wartime conditions harmed production and employment. The author cites prewar downturns, industry stagnation, and exposed workers facing renewed European competition, urging protective upbuilding policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hughes
Effective Rural Credits System Promised
Speech of Mr Hughes endorses an effective rural credits system. He advocates prudent conservation and development of central resources, ensuring they are safeguarded and used for maximum future advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Hughes
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement by Estherville Blacksmith
Frank Gransbury, blacksmith on N Eighth St Estherville, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache and improved kidney function. He first praised them in 1912 and reiterated in 1915, calling them unbeatable. Price 50 cents per box. sold by dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Estherville
Frank Gransbury
N. Eighth St
Gransbury
Foster- Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N.Y
Presidential Pointers from the 1808 election
In the sixth presidential election 1808 sixteen states participated yielding 175 electoral votes. James Madison won 122 votes, Charles C. Pinckney 47, George Clinton 6 for president while George Clinton 113, Rufus King 47, John Langdon 9, James Madison 3 and James Monroe 3 backed the vice presidency. Madison and Clinton were inaugurated March 4, 1809.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Madison
Charles C. Pinckney
George Clinton
Rufus King
John Langdon
James Monroe
Madison
Clinton
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. D. Root, Lumber Co
R. O. Clark
First National Bank
Provident Savings Bank
Estherville, Iowa
MO. PL Kirby
M. K. Whelan
R. H. Milgcer
Spirit Lake
C. E. Person
B. B. Anderson
Minneapolis School OF Music, Oratory and Dramatic Art
William H. Pontius
Department of Music
Charles M. Holt
Department of
Oratory and Dramatic Art
Kileventh Street
Nepolis
Mintewota
Geelong
Lillie Lewis
Sewal
Ilsurance
U 5
State Dairy Department
Carlyle Crane
Knoxville
Eas
Western Electric Telephone System
Eatherville
Low
Emperet
Howard Exspeset
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Acuda
Turberet Searle
Emmet
Eagle Clothing
Gime
First Trust & Savings Bank
Bstharville, Iowa
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