Primary race heats Iowa ballot push for 203 offices
Des Moines reports a flood of filings as April 28 deadline passes with nearly seven hundred candidates entering the June primaries for 203 offices. The list includes Arthur C. Savage for U.S. Senate and George W. Clarke for governor among Republicans, and Casper Schenk for U.S. Senate and Caswell Wilson for governor among Democrats, with extensive fields for state offices and congressional districts.
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Des Moines
Arthur C. Savare
Adair
United States
A. Bourmaiins
Seth Thomas
Fort Dodge
Supreme Court
Arthur C. Savage
Cuimfor
Althene
G. Lee
Ames
Judge Lee
Lee
W. S. Allen
Aa. LB. Cummins
George W. Clarke
Adel
John W. Rowley
Keosauqua
C. G. Lee
Harding
Sioux City
W. C. Barber
William S
Alten
Fairfield
Joseph H. Barnes
Waterloo
Clark B. Ellis
Onawa
John D. Ford
Frank 8. Shaw
Toledo
J. F. Wall
Mount Ayr
W. C. Brown
Clarion
George Cosson
Audubon
Chris Ottosen
Ottosen
Truman A. Potter
Mason City
Byron W. Newberry
Strawberry Point
Peres Church
James H. Wilson
Menlo
Clifford Thorne
Washington
Congress
Charles A. Kennedy
Montrose
Harry E. Hull
Williamsburg
Adelbert D. Sumner
Bert FE. Sweet
Waverly
W. R. Law
Gilbert N. Haugen
Northwoud
W. Good
Cedar Rapi
M. A. McCord
Newton
C. W. Ramseyer
Bloon
Casper Schenk
H. Basher
George C. White
Nevada
Harry T Jeaty
Davenport
W. J. Linvard
Archer
Bruce Francis
Cedar Falls
J. Tade
Hillsboro
M. Fm. Welty
L. R. Rosebrook
Oskaloosa
Daniel Boone Heller
Mount Pleasant
John Wallace Coooper
Robert J. Belt
Arthur Kuyter
Osage
I. M. Osborne
Marshalltown
John A. Holmes
Albert B. Adams
Council Byads
William RB. Quarton
Algona
Edward H. Crane
Odebolt
Crillis
Oliver C. Wilson
West Liberty
Oscar H. Hoy
Ida M. Dowell
Muscatine
Nelson
Andrew Engle
Metz
T. F. Willis
Clarinda
George M. Dowell
GB. McLain
Oelwein
Edward P. Hagerty
Burlington
M. Holcomb
Maquoketa
Seland
Edwin GG. Gashell
Wiltse
Marshilltown
Waddell
Trict
Charles R. Metcalfe
Suprem Court
Winfield S. Withrow
Silas M. Weaver
Iowa Falls
Scott M. Ladd
Shefdule
J. Salinger
Carroll
Frank
Shackland
F. Prouty
Assembly
Franklin
Worth
Sioux
Dubuque
Clinton
Bremer
Chickasaw
Crawford
Clayton
Real estate transfers scattered across Waterloo area
A list of real estate transfers from Lulu M. Murphy to F Willi Jenks and multiple Buttke to Christine Buttke parcels in Waterloo including Pleasant View and Measing View additions. Prices mostly $1, with one $275 and a $13.66 item. Also mentions Grist View and First Brethren church bake sale notice and an advertisement for baked goods at Schimeman's drug store next Saturday.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract O
Lulu M. Murphy
F. Willi Jenks
Jenks & McQuilkin
Alma. Buttke
Christine Buttle
Pleasant View Addition
Waterloo
Elizabeth Fratzke
Christine Buttke
Asaph Sergeant
Rvin Blough
Studson
Edward M. McKevitt
C. D. Downing
Uollie Marsh
Carleton Sias
Home Park
F. T. Bentley
Western Securities Co
Hayes
Eightey
W. A. Hallowell
Exec
Willam Sindlinger
Shillram’s
Frederick Kraft
Belt Seeks Congress Run on Progressive Ticket in Waterloo
An item from Waterloo dated April 20 reports R. J. Belt, a former merchant now in lending, announcing his candidacy for Congress in Iowa's Third District on the Progressive ticket. The note questions Belt's identity while Marshalltown notes Waterloo welcomes advertising for commercial cuts to finance a building at the Panama Exposition.
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Waverly
Waterloo
R. J. Belt
Congress
Progressive
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Advertised Wetters Names and Businesses Listing
A long list shows Mrs Jode Adams and many others along with businesses like The Fairfield Plow Works and Fairyland theatre. The item reads as a directory-like advertisement or social note of names, affiliations, and merchants, with placeholders such as Third class Mrs Win Walters.
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Jode Adams
A. C. Allen
C. N. Baldwin
Grace Barry
R. Beeks
Clara Bell
Grace Berry
Emma Bryce
Charles Carroll
Barbra Clapper
Mae Comfort
Georgia Cone
G. W. Crosby
Marguerite de Armond
Manny Deal
Della Wance
Marie Fanning
Fischer
W. H. Heath
Ida M. Heiser
Olive Higgins
Fred Holman
Hunter
Clara Johnson
Minnie Kershmer
Mabelle Leland
Cary Lewis
Effie Love
W. Traves Mathews
Martha Reese
Delia Robinson
Chris, Schinder
Charles F. Shaffer
Clare Silvers
Doris Steele
Addie
Dick Fisk
Fred Jost
C. Fry
Gordon
M. Jarek Grischun
Willard M. Hall
H. J. Waskell
Geo. Treius
T. Hodkins
John Hostetler
Fred Hughes
Walter Hullinger
Jarve Jones
Ed King
J. Fm. Kintner
Frank Knapp
Ganait Kolay
Mr. Leather
H. FE. Lewis
Merrell Roe
W. P. Sanders
Chas
Sapp
Sherman
Arthur
Stinger
Ark Sweitzer
0. Taylor
Luke Tople
Mr. Waters
Carl Watson
A. W. Weber
Cloyd West
W. A. Wilkins
Jon Willenson
John W. Williams
Elmer Wilson
Han. You
T. Myers
Paul Loux
Misa Plorence Tanner
War discussed at West High
Daily newspapers will be textbooks for a time as Waterloo students study the Mexican invasion. At an assembly Principal Wallace explains the conflict and outcomes, with another assembly planned. Washinon Irving society to host a Current Topics talk by Bertha Pett, plus a debate on high school secret societies.
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Mexico
Uncle Sam
Waterloo
West High School
Wallace
Washinon Irving Society
Bertha Pett
Dewey Bardeen
Mae Hersch
Gertrude Wilcox
Dios King
Knickers will conquer the wilds in bold Maine experiment
Mrs Bana Douglass Savage of Deer Pond Eustis Franklin county plans a sixty day Maine woods test from July 18 to Sept 14 to live without manufactured clothing or supplies. She will wear bloomers and craft a covering, compares herself to Joe Knowles, and aims to prove a woman can survive as well as a man in the woods.
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Maine
Joe Knowles
Bangor
Bana Douglass Savage
Deer Pond
Eustis
Franklin County
Joe Knowless
Department of the Woods
Savage
A. 8. Douglass
Gus Douglass
Andrew Douglass
Miss Bashor in Concert at Postville
Miss Wilma Basher of the Waterloo Conservatory violin department performed in a Postville concert last evening. She played with pianist Paul August Wals and soprano Mrs Maude Marshall Kingland of Dubuque. The program was presented under the Mannerchor society.
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Bashor
Wilma Basher
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Postville
Paul August Wals
Maude Marshall Kingland
Dubuque
Mannerchor Society
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W. R. McGinnis
Leon
John T. Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Oliver P. Myers
Varley Sheldon
Anes
George F. Smith
John D. Denison
George Phillips
Ottumwa
Joseph Ratenkin
Willim J. Reinecke
John F. McAuly
Osceola
MM. Carr
Manchester
J. Ty Jones
Martin
W. Mercer
Iown City
T. R. Clements
Harvey
F. P. Williker
Thomas Stapleton
Marengo
W. J. McDonald
Iowa City
James CC. Murtagi
G. A. Meyer
Cadmar
Joseph Mekotn
Sant Kirkpatrick
W. H. Hamillon
Sigourney
Charles 3. Cooper
John T. Mulvaney
H. E. Valentina
Centerville
H. S
Progressive Ticket
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Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Mrs. Win
Walters
H, Kelly
P, M
West High
Wilds
Nestlé's Food
Nestle
Nestle’s
Nestle's Food Company
Woolworth Bug
New York
Mame
Kimonos
Great Western
Kansas City
Watloo
East Side
West Side
St. Joseph
T. J. Cleary
E. P. Kretz
G. W. Depot
Sixth and
Behning
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