Candidates for County Treasurer and Local Races
The article lists Republican and Democratic candidates and endorsements in Waterloo area elections. Republican names include James Eason for county treasurer and four for sheriff, with incumbents Bentley and Shores not seeking re election. Democrats endorse James Murtagh for congress and Sherman W. DeWolf for state senator, plus urging W. W. Marsh to consider governor. A party meeting is called to name a supervisor candidate for Waterloo township and other township posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Eason
Waterloo
Tilihois Central Railway
W. J. Burbank
Duke Naven
Uarlaw O'Bleness
D. B. Henderson
J. F. Dietz
B.A. Leighton
Bentley Vor
Sheriff Shores
James J. Rainbow
Fred S. Pettit
James Murtagh
Congress
Sherman W. DeWolf
Reinbeck
W. W. Marsh
Marsh
Wilson
Black Hawk
J.C. Murtagh
F. J. Powler
Mr. Marsh
Bluff Street
Waterloo Township
C. W. Virden
Waterloo City
Funeral for Mrs Bickley Draws Large City Crowd
Hundreds of relatives and friends attended the funeral services for Mrs. Bickley yesterday at Firer Brethren church. It was the second service held in the new church and among the largest in the city. Pastor Rev. William H. Brachler led with Rev. E. J. Hildebrand assisting. Tributes praised the deceased as widely known and beloved, especially in the church she cherished. Burial followed at Elmswood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hickley
Firer Brethren
William H. Brachler
E. J. Hildebrand
Iowa fruit crop outlook shows bumper potential notes
Des Moines Iowa April bulletin from Wesley Greene secretary of the Iowa agricultural society cites a forecast of an 846 percent bumper crop if favorable summer conditions hold. Drought last summer hit peaches and strawberries, reducing plants and raspberry growth, but spring tree and plant conditions remain generally good compared with the past sixteen years.
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Des Moines
Apri
Trst
Wesley Greene
Iowa
Reverend Moore Accepts Pulpit at Central Church of Christ
Reverend LC Moore of Davenport has accepted the pastorate of Central Church of Christ in Waterloo following the resignation of Reverend J M Grimes who will pursue postgraduate theological studies at Drake University Des Moines. Moore has conducted evangelistic work and will bring a humble delegation as he arrives with Mrs Moore who has proven as a talented musician aiding in the campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC. Moore
Davenport
Central Church of Christ
J. M. Grimes
Drake University
Des Moines
Moore
Waterloo
Cannon Announces Comeback Bid in Illinois Race
Washington reports Joe Cannon plans a return to Congress from Illinois' Eighteenth District. He cites fear that Frank T. O’Hair cannot halt progressive momentum and accuses Bull Moose forces of driving the contest. Cannon says district voters urged his candidacy after he was ousted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Washington
Ole Joe
Congress
Ilinois
Frank T. O
New York
Local social and visiting notes from LaPorte Bulletin
Mrs Geo Bellinger left for Rapid City S D after a visit with relatives. Mrs C Bo Gates of Rapid City returned home after a short visit with her mother Mrs N Ashley. Burrows of Independence visited the Millers. Miss Alita Willoren of Shell Rock visits. J Simon begins excavating a new home’s cellar. Miss Elfrieda Halbfass and mother depart for Muscatine for a visit. Miss Maud Fretz of Waverly visits sister Mrs Henry Scott. Harry Kline to Cleves Ind to paint for Rock Island. What Next club and LY club meet. reorganizing class to admit new members. Business Girls club formed. 25 enrolled. Universalist Ladies Social Union thimblebee Wednesday. Westminster guild and circle meetings announced.
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la Porte City
Geo
Bellinger Teft
Rapid City
S. D
C. Bo Gates
N. Ashley. Reo
Burrows
Independence
Robert Miller
Alita Willoren
Shell Rock P
J. Simon
Elfrieda Tialbiass
Muscatine
Gerhardt Halbfass
Maud Fretz
Waverly
Henry Scott
Harry Kline
Cleves
Rock Island
F. Sasse
Commercial Street
Jorgensen
8. LY. C
Business Girls
Westminster Presbyterian Congregational Meeting Notice
Westminster Presbyterian invites members to the annual congregational meeting at the church this evening. Miss Mildred Mattern will entertain the Deborah chapter as part of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Mattern
Deborah Chapter
The
Congregational Supper and Meeting at United Presbyterian Church
The United Presbyterian Church announces a congregational supper tonight with ladies and children served at 6 o’clock and men served later. The annual congregational meeting will follow.
Break‑in at Wagner Manufacturing Strips $2004 Tools
Thieves entered the Wagner Manufacturing Company machine shop and stole over $2000 in tools used by professional machinists. Entry was gained by breaking the windowpane. City and Waterloo police are pursuing leads and expect to arrest suspects within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fale
Ja. Auri
Wagner Manufacturing Company
Waterloo
Church Events at Grace Methodist Church Tonight
The official board meets this evening at 7230 church. Epworth League supper at 7, followed by Northrup speaking on the English reform and a farce Where's My Hat. All young people invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrch
Epworth League
Pester
Northrup
Medicine of Merit and Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A brief defense of proprietary medicine arguing that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound proves its merit by meeting real human needs for forty years. The piece claims thousands of American women owe their health and happiness to this natural remedy for women’s illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Also Mentioned on This Page
DeWolf and
Murtagh
Andreds
Bickley
MR. Moore
LaPorte Daily Bulletin
Maude Longaker
H. G. Adams
Main Street
Adame
Universalist
Ladies’ Social Union
H. B. Weatherwax
William Thompson
A. J. Knapp
Almond Street
Westminster Guild
Vermont Street
Westminster Circle
Marjory Taylor
Fourth Street
Westminster Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
Outlook Circle
J. C. Stearns
Newton Street
Grace Methodist
McCune
WG Wes
Hudson
Detroit
the Hudson
Peverill Motor Sales Co
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