Republicans Aim to Adjourn Before Chicago Convention
Washington April 7 Special report on a long congress session with speculation that urgent measures will pass by June 1 and adjournment before the national convention in Chicago on June 16. Taft’s campaign staff and southern delegates are key, with pressure on black voters and Foraker viewed as a rival in the South.
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Congress
Chicago
Taft
Philadelphia
Melkinley
Washington
Doings of the People in County Communities News
Correspondents report various happenings across the county towns and communities. Local brief items cover gatherings, appointments, and notable events shaping daily life in the region.
Local Notes Reach Friends and Family Across Iowa
April 6 highlights include Mrs. Millar returning to Muscatine after a week with the Robertson home, visits by Mrs. Henry Bales and daughters to Washington, and Terrill beginning school in East Lafay ette. Obituary news includes the death of Mrs. Norton whose funeral was held at United Presbyterian Church with Rev Arch L Graham officiating, and word of Mr Hunter’s death in Ottumwa with burial planned in Keota.
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Millar
Muscatine
J. F. Robertson
Henry Bales
Lottie
Evelyn
Washington
Rice
Mary Theis
Sigourney
Fisch
DeLong
West Chester
Allender
Charlie Reisman
Oskaloosa
Norton
M. Borjland
M. Pulver
W. Dayton
W. Nelson
George Vincent
Keota
Mr. Hunter
D. W. Hinkle
Ottumwa
Hunter
Will Willis
Weather forecast for Iowa from Washington dispatch
Special to The Evening Journal forecasts showers tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions in the northwest portion tonight.
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Washington, D. C
The
Evening Journal
Iowa
Best photos at Freys and local notes in Crawfordsville
Local news brief items list best photos at Freys and social notes from Crawfordsville. Miss Myra Gibson is ill. Margaret Twinam of Crawfordsville visited the city yesterday. Sterling Holmes, Snouffer, Rev W G Robertson, Jap Neiswanger, Mack Maxwell returned to Crawfordsville after brief city visits on business and leisure. The Royal claims tenderest steaks. Booth tickets valid at Driver lecture.
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Frey's
Myra Gibson
the Royal
Margaret Twinam
Crawfordsville
Sterling Holmes
Mr. Snouffer
Rev
W. G. Robertson
Jap Neiswanger
Mack Maxwell
Foley's Kidney Remedy Aids Women Suffering Kidney Issues
A testimonial from Miss Carrie Harden of Bowling Green Kentucky praising Foley's Kidney Remedy for relieving kidney and bladder trouble. She reports pain relief after the first bottle and full recovery after the second. Lemmon's Pharmacy carries the remedy.
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Carrie Harden
Bowling Green
Lemmon
Local News From North Richland In Brief
April 6 report from North Richland highlights Mrs H W Williams and children from Minnesota visiting at A Neville’s. Mrs Clark Hadley remains poorly but improving. Chas Mills builds a new house in fine shape. Orville Steele recovers from long heart trouble. Mrs Zane Thompson of Lincoln Nebr visits I M Walker’s home. Miss Amy Russell resigns due to ill health and leaves for Colorado. Mrs C A Neville chosen to finish the year’s work in school.
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H. W. Williams
Minnesota
A. Neville
North Richland
Clark Hadley
Chas. Mills
Orville Steele
Zane Thompson
Lincoln
Nebr
I. M. Walker
Amy Russel
Colorado
C. A. Neville
Russel
Merrick area visitors and local notes from Coppo ck
Miss Eulalia Merchant and John Merchant of Sunnydale visited Merrick. Mrs Martha Snyder improves. Miss Minnie Carlson of Rome visits her sister Mrs Fred Cold. Chester Calkins of Wayland visits home. Will Miller Earl Hesser and Orville Turner seek work in Richland. Mrs William Miller visits relatives near Trenton. Ben Neff sick. Mr and Mrs Frank Earl welcome a baby girl. Mrs Orville Turner and Reuben Turner attend to business in Brighton. Mrs Wilbur of Washington visits sister-in-law Mrs Frank Earl. Mrs Mary Cook and children of Washington and Thornton Alters noted.
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Eulalia Merchant
John Merchant
Sunnydale
Merrick
Martha Snyder
Minnie Carlson
Rome
Fred Cold
Chester Calkins
Wayland
Will Miller
Earl Hesser
Orville Turner
Richland
William Miller
Mrs O P Dean visits Muscatine home
April 6 Mrs O P Dean returned to her home at Muscatine Sunday evening. Miss Ollie Beardsley and Alva returned Saturday from Keewanee Illinois after a week with her sister who has been very sick but is somewhat better. Dr H E Marrs mother of Lincoln Nebraska has come to make her home with them for some time.
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O. P. Dean
Muscatine
Ollie Beardsley
Alva
Kewanee
H. E. Marr
Lincoln
Nebr
Local notes mention illness and visits across West Chester
Dr E J Caldwell was called to see Tom Reighard's two youngest children who are very sick. Mrs John Bales of Richland is visiting at the Mangold home. Mrs W E Augustine and Mae McCaleb went to Washington on business. Margaret Johnson and families attended church in New Haven. Frank Mayer has measles. B Y P U plans a chicken pie social at Fred Mangold's Friday night. Numerous sick cattle noted. Muriel and Virgil Ferguson visited the Oscar Jugenheimer home in Washington. Doc Moore family from Washington visited Norm Pratt's. William Nicholson and Andy Corbin families visited after preaching at Will Snville's. Phil Shrader helps Jake with oats. Elmer Kephart family visited at Will Easter's after preaching. Rolla Gamon improving. Havre school begins Monday with Miss Nellie Smith as teacher.
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E. J. Caldwell
West Chester
Tom Reighard
John Bales
Richland
Mangold
W. E. Augustine
Mae McCaleb
Washington
Margaret Johnson
Koupp
Rachel
New Haven
Frank Mayer
Fred Mangold
Muriel
Virgil Ferguson
Oscar Jugenheimer
Dave Ferguson
John Hillhouse
J. B. Eckerman
Doc’’ Moore and
Norm Pratt
William Nicholson
Andy Corbin
Will Snville
Phil Shrader
Jake
Elmer Kephart
Mabel
Homer
Rolla Gamon
Havre
Nellie Smith
Mrs Ella Hatfield Visits Seattle Family Roots
Mrs Ella Hatfield of Seattle Washington visits her parents Mr and Mrs J B Ecker during a spring trip.
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Ella Hatfield
Seattle, Wash
J. B. Ecker
Community Notes From Iowa Towns This Week
April 6 reports two families visiting relatives and building projects. Local outings include John Genkinger’s home visit and Charles Clifton’s chicken house construction. Gardner and Noecker families hosted weekend guests and relatives near Lexington. Knapp visits Highlands Center with her parents. Area schools Union Prairie Flower and Pleasant Plains resumed Monday. (Continued on page 8.)
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McClellan
Iowa City
John Genkinger
Charles Clifton
Newton Gardner
Newton Noecker’s
George Amlong
Ransom
Lexington
Harvey Knapp
Highland Center
Union
Prairie Flower
Pleasant Plains
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