Registrants List for September 12 Includes Dozens of Local Names
The notice enumerates registrants for a September 12 event with many individuals listed by name and address across multiple towns. Readers see dozens of entries including Oliver Leppert of Brighton and others from Keota Kalona Wellman Riverside Washington and West Chester, reflecting a wide regional registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. An
Cassius M. Clay
Walton
West Chester
Harry H. Springman
Arthur L. Hough
West Crass
Nathaniel G. Squire
N. Ey
Jas
Littrell
Riverside
Geo. C. Rentmeister
E. PO
Edward Hradek
Wellman
Richard H. Freel
Chas. Wm
Jackson
Washington
Edwin T. McGee
Walter H Williams
Second St. Ton
Picadasee
Caral Hesseltine
Wasulng
David H. Kleese
Washine
William E. Simpson
Washton
Frank F. Havel
Ainsworth
Kceas
John A. Brown
Ieee
Harry Mulliken
Chas
Carrison
Washingan
Samuel FB. Bender
Kalona
Emil Stalder
Wyigland
Jos Pieper
Hayes R Crayton
W. Te Eee
John J. S. Yoder
James W. Brock
Rubio
Ralph R. G. Lytle
Emery L. Barthelow
Acs
Ed. S. Mayhew
Alfred F. Blecha
I Ak
Howard G. Crawford
Avisat
William Cleveland Lamansky
Brighton
Frank CC. Soukup
L. Coon
Ainser
William FE. Riley
Crawfor Gevilie
Iree
William T. Clark
Harvey L. Huber
Daniel Steiner
John M. Kelley
W. Main
Walter 8. Brown
Washing Bcm
Rydius
Ted Crone
W. Madison
Wendle J. Pfeifer
Keota
Seaseas
Jesse S. Kauffman
Earl M. Friend
Fred Cannon
DG Mi U Cebu
Jos
W. Evans
Nira
Hos
Beveedowass Pawnee A
Lawrence L. Moothart
Hoyte W. Gardner
Wellmmn
Iasiz A
Willis E. Glider
West Ches- We
Warwiches
Edward C. Kern
L. Hahn
W. Jef- PU
Henry R. Schantz
Wayland
Freemont Simpson
David N. Haney
Jesse P. Davis
Haskins
Wm. Ll. Smylie
A. Louck
Howard B. Crozier
Crawoo
P. Mann
R. Davis
Chais
George Williams
S&s
East
Amile M. Daub
W. Madee
Aaascot
Sintra Ee
B. Olds
Harry H Kilgore
Ains
John H. Crooks
Crawfords- Wer
Frank H Brier
Chas. A. Horesowsky
Rich
Claude A Flynn
William A. Romine
Eve Lee
John F. Patterson
Raymond V. Dautremont
Simmering
Horace B. Knight
Walter L. Kiesey
Frank E. Wigert
Harry W. Mount
Washing
Frank A. Arthur
Arthur D. Stewart
A. Reha
Aldworth
John N. Dodd
Marion
John E. Powell
Carl Koehler
Rodney D. Rabenold
Ains- Sri Og Nile
Frank A. Gageby
Geo. B. Flynn
Geo. B. Deen
Glenn B. Martin
West RY
Robert T. White
Samuel Turkington
Crawfordsville
No. 1
Zotas O. Robertson
West Ee Ee
Francis M. Longwell
Wellee Eee
Thomas A. Wolfe
Sittad
Joe Hradek
Lafayette Stout
West Chesan
Ray E. Walton
Airels
Benjamin F. Weidner
Albert G. Hopkins
Wash- EE Econ
Jesse H. "Campbell
West OS Ee
Guy J. Cannon
Washingee
Tullie
Mellree
Floyd I. Wieland
Arthur
Dayton
Abraham D. Blosser
Noble
Harry H. Knott
I. Csvzaes
Chas. V. Dautreemont
Riv- Ono i
Homer D
Bowen
Andrew Augustine
Tio
Boo O.cnseles
Geo. L. Eaton
Roy E. Bower
Edward Marek
Peter D. Yoder
Oliver T. Gowey
Geo. R. Genkinger
Sea Ae
Ali
Garnet W. Davis
Simon Nile
R. IL
Jas. R. Neill
Peter Joe Fritz
John A. Sakulin
Katona
Delbert J. Kyle
Way
Omer B. Kelley
Jesse G. Augustine
Murph N. Adams
Dunbar
Viesles
Ronald R. ‘Benn
Ralph H. Woods
Nick Tinnes
John Waymack
Clarence E Jayne
West
Aaron Howard
Edmond W. Horn
Rivertee Ma
Seensadseensos
Admiral D. Pickens
Henry Clay
Hull
William H. Davison
Election Boards Named for November 5 Polls
County supervisors appoint election officials for multiple townships including Brighton City Washington West Chester Cedar Jackson Kalona and Washington City divisions. The roster lists judges clerks and precinct assignments for the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Brighton City
G. M. Wanerus
W. S. Fullen
B. J. Pringle
J. G. Heacock
J. F. Frazey
Kalona Precinct
Ll. C. Kessler
John A. Yoder
Otto Conred
F. E. Skola
Ira E. Wells
Dutch Creek
G. F. Wright
R. C. Wells
J. E. Deal
I E Wolfe
A D. Leacox
Kk. J. Eckerman
F. A. Dunbar
C. O. Greenwood
Walter Fisher
J. FE. Hotle
Washington City
Geo. F. Ross
L. R. Schilling
C. M. Keck
H. A. ,Dougall
E. J. Harmeier
T. J. Berdo
O. K. Mauck
J. M. Lytle
Sam Kellogg
Ed Fox
Ed Knupp
M. D. Work
W. A. Gibson
KE. G. Gardner
J. J. McNamara
Plans to Raid the Little Blue Teapots
Miss Antoinette Punk a leading suffragist and vice chairman of the Woman's Liberty Loan committee aims to raid the little blue tea pots in millions of American homes to promote the second liberty loan. She targets women who both spend and save family income and has an office in the treasury department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Punk
Woman’s Liberty Loan Committee
Liberty Loan
Treasury Department
Absolute Surrender Is Kenyon's Demand
U S Senator Kenyon replied to the American Defense Society that he will support no peace terms with Germany unless they are based on unconditional surrender. Elihu Root is the society's president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Germany
U. S
Kenyon
American Defense Society
Elihu Root
Teachers Receive Pay During Clinton Quarantine
Clinton school teachers will receive their pay during the city quarantine and school suspension, as decided at a Friday afternoon board of education meeting. Many teachers are not taking a vacation despite not being in school, and the measure ensures continued compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Board of Education
City health survey effort mobilizes volunteers and teachers
Officials report many citizens have offered service on the board of health and the Liberty Loan board. Every capable teacher has been engaged in regular surveys to assess city health conditions and sickness levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Liberty Loan Board
Iowa University to Start Second Nursing Preparatory Course
The University of Iowa will begin a second January nursing preparatory course to meet demand for trained nurses. The program follows the Vas sar plan, targets college women, and offers paths for graduates and current college students to complete hospital training in two to two years and three months. The school now hosts 170 nursing students, the largest enrollment ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
University
Vassar
United States
University Hospital
University Training School For
Red Cross Ambulance Unit Praised for Frontline Heroism
Red Cross Section 8 S 101 ambulances with 20 vehicles and a kitchen operated under shell fire and gas masks to treat 1,286 wounded. Lieutenant Fish commends the unit for fearless work. Anthony Velock George Callihan carried 300 wounded. N E Daggett and Albin Swanson volunteered under danger. L L Wenhem and Frederic Marcel helped move a damaged ambulance. Other honorees include J L Whipp F J Turner M E Bernard E W McCaffry and C F Bross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Anthony Velock
George Callihan
N. E. Daggett
Albin Swanson
L. L. Wenhem
Frederic Marcel
Fish and Hodge
J. L. Whipp
F. J. Turner
M. E. Barnard
E. W. McCaffry
C. F. Bross
Child Mangled by Auto in Cedar Rapids
Four year old Winifred Prior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prior, was struck by an automobile driven by John C. Thompson of Stevens Minnesota while crossing to a mailbox. Dragged about twenty five feet, she died at the scene with injuries too severe to recognize her features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Winifred Prior
Fred Prior
John C. Thompson
Stevens
Minn
Thompson Not Held as Witness in Driverless Incident
The report states Thompson was not held as a witness and that he said he was not driving twenty miles an hour, did all he could to stop the machine before striking the child.
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Thompson
Fourteen Die From Spanish Flu In Anamosa
Death claimed fourteen young men between ages 20 and 25 last week in Anamosa Iowa from Spanish influenza. Names listed include George Sullivan of Chicago and George Jackson of Cedar Rapids with Lewis Dolson of Council Bluffs among others.
Notable names listed across multiple Iowa towns
A column of personal names appears with locations including Council Bluffs Chicago Newton Glendale Des Moines Clinton Lisbon Omaha and Anamosa. Names include John McMullin William Holden Ed McCormick P. T Newlons Jesse Beck Casper Waggoner Willis Groat and others.
Power of Gentleness in Food Advice
A quip from a New York Telegraph clipping cites culinary wisdom that boiled potatoes taste better when gently boiled. The brief editorial note highlights the authority of the erys on cooking with a tongue in cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kineness
New York Telegraph
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oliver F. Leppert
Laudie C. Kos
Jas. M. Martin
Crawfords- Weno
Election Boards
Brighton Township
J. H. Thompson
O. M. Farrier
Ira Nordyke
H. E. Speilman
F. M. Melinsky
West Chester Precinct
E. F. Bauer
Walter Boyer
Lee Craig
Frank Sherbeck
F. H. Ross
Siarion
Chas. Nicola
Smith
Loshart
Wm. Caldwell
Ward Essley
Highland
Alex McCreedy
G. F. Wallace
J. W. Coon
Ed Endicott
I. B. Rabenold
G. G. Griffith
A. England
O. G. Shepherd
Chas. Green
R. E. Miller
Oregon
J. G. Love
W. F. Gardner
Irvin Rabenold
K. C. Marr
Everette Shearer
Richmond
W. J. Spevacek
A. A. Eglin
D. Patterson
Wm. Chapek
Lloyd = Stagner
Washington Township
EK. L. Barthelow
Wm. Miller
B. F Crosby
W. J. Crozier
James Swift
Italy
Vassar System of Training College Women For Service
Red Cross
PLA
Anamosa
Bec Ee
Giaccon Jct
Vinci
3. M. Cray
Milwaukee
Wis
Raiee Wae
Sherman Bros
Mannhardt Bros
West Second Street
Mason's
Mason’s
Hart Parr CO
Cash Price
Floo, CO
Mason Transfer & Storage Co
Washington, Iowa