Des Moines to Name New District Judge Kamrar
Iowa report lists John L. Kamrar as next district judge in the Eleventh Judicial district replacing Chaucer Lee. Kamrar, Civil War veteran and former state senator, was chosen amid broad lawyer support. governor made the appointment by telegraph.
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Des Moines
Eleventh Judicial District
John L. Kamrar
Chaucer Lee
Ger. Clarke
Kamrar
One Hundred and Forty-sixth Whi
Ames Telegram From Mexico Leader To Student Brother
A telegram from Francisco Madero to his son Carl o Madero in Ames instructs him not to talk to reporters. The message arrived yesterday afternoon as the youngest brother of the murdered Mexican president is a student in Ames.
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Ames
Carlos Madero
Mexico
Francisco Madero
New
3-Grain Tablet Promises Weight Gain and Health Boost
Ad claims 3-Grain hypo-nuclane tablets restore stomach and nerve function and improve color. Sealed home use packages show red and pink checks and 19 to 30 pounds weight gains after several months. Seek physician advice or visit a drugstore for the advertisement.
Freckles Remedy Promises Clear Skin Fast
An old advertisement touts an otine double strength product to remove freckles and blemishes. It claims rapid fading with nightly and morning applications, promising a clear complexion and a money back guarantee if freckles persist.
Aged Man Kills Self at County Home
An inmate aged man cut his throat with a razor at the county home and died at 4 o'clock Wednesday morning. He had lived near Fernaltco for ten years, suffered from tuberculosis, and had recently been moved to the county farm amid health-related despondency.
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Clay
Fernalt
Nevada
John Clay
Local Births and Visits Highlight Small-Town Notes
Attending physicians say a five year old girl cannot recover. Miss Freda Willy of Love City visits Misa Cronulla Moeller. Mrs John Hilderbrand on sick list. Seamore laundry purchased by Guy Bibert and P. W. Geb of this city. Mr Sibert expected to move and run it. Mrs Wm. Wagner on the sick list. Clyde Williams welcome a baby boy born last Friday. Mrs Jocin Molrs ill at home in South Ralbeck. Dr L. B Green of Kansas City visiting his father A. K. Green. Fred Berry back at Helbeck and Traer for the telephone company. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Rosco Brown last Saturday. Mrs Chas Hartman spent Sunday at Grundy Center with Mrs. Soverng. Mrs Gua Gtang home Monday from Marshalltown hospital after two weeks. Mr and Mrs. Geo Hetherington left for Cedar Rapids. he with Stewart Furniture Co. for a year. Mr and Mrs. Dan Lovell relocate to rooms above Dr Hathway's office. Mrs McGrew hosted the Ladies Sewing Circle Monday evening.
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Freda Willy
Love City
Misa Cronulla Moeller
John Hilderbrand
Guy Bibert
P. W. Geb
Seamore
Slomx City
Sibert
Wm. Wagner
Clyde Williams
Jocin Molrs
South Ralbeck
Dr. L. 8
Green
Kansas City
A. K K. Green
Fred Berry
Helbeck and
Traer
Fred
Des Moines
Rosco Brown
Chas. Hartman Apent
Grundy Center
Soverng
Gua Gtang
Marshalltown
Geo. Hetherington
Cedar Rapids
Hetherington
Stewart Furniture Co
Dan Lovell
Dr. Hathway
McGrew
Local notices from Horton area spring events
In Horton April 73 Mrs Mabel Bopan began teaching in the wingering district April 20. Mrs A J Hall returned from the hospital in Waverly improved in health. F R Boyd with Oviel Lovejoy and Wm Croyl spent several days in Wisconsin returning Wednesday. Parsonage being prepared for Rev Barker and family expected from Humboldt this week. Mrs Warren Hurlbut returned from Waverly. Mrs EB Pierson recovered enough to return home. Cyrus Carpenter family of Clarkeville and James Switon listed among local names.
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Waverly
EB. J. Pierson
Cyrus Carpenter
Clarkeville
James Swiiton
Mayor Parley Sheldon of Ames Recovers After Setback
Ames April 24 Parley Sheldon mayor of Ames is recovering rapidly and will be out of bed in a day or so if an unexpected setback does not occur his physician will not allow it to happen now He remains under medical care and is expected to leave the hospital soon.
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Ames
Parley Sheldon
Amés
Orbine
Orrine
Eaia
Murder verdict in Cambridge wife killing case
Lynn ropped up eet inealld's charch tree triat court, William Pointer, a pitia ble human wreck, yesterday after noon received 8 verdict of criminal jury condemning him for the murder at his wife near Cambridge this ghanty last December. He was found guilty of first degree murder. The court sentenced Him. His attorney made a strong plea for clemency. The defendant's physical condition is due to his attempt to commit death by own action after the crime. The jury was out less than three hours.
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Ames
Lynn
Inealld
Charch Tree
William Pointer
Cambrigge
Ghanty
Mason City Secures Regimental Band for Service
The Mason City militia gains approval to muster the Fifty sixth Regimental Band, with 28 recruits to be enlisted. The band, organized by Goode and Wil Wow, has begun muster procedures, while the state militia readies toward its full quota amid Mexico era tensions.
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Masop
Harford
Guy E. Logan
State Militia
Col. Hyatt
Mason City
Stiis
Th’ Bast
Bes
Moines
Mr. Goode
Wil
Iety
Nesting Mating Report From Des Moines Game Preserves
Des Moines reports to Mr Hinshaw state game warden that thousands of birds arrive to game preserves and are nesting in late winter weather. A large crop of young birds is expected. Four preserves exist with fourteen counties lacking them due to timing delays in arrangements.
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Des Moines
Hinshaw
Fire damages farm kitchen. child burned in oil explosion
A small field near Reinbeck was badly burned when a kerosene accident in a summer kitchen caused an oil stove to explode. A child and two others were playing nearby when the blast injured a girl badly.
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Reinbeck
Martin
Local social notes and visits from Waverly area daily
Waverly residents attend weddings and visit Waterloo Des Moines and Charles City. Notable entries include Mrs. Henry Rust traveling to spend time with her daughter, and Miss Minute Guergens returning from Tripoli. Local callers, shoppers, and hostesses host the Catholic Ladies Aid Society and TY T L club events.
Sudden Death of A. O. Carpenter Shocks Community
The community mourns A. O. Carpenter who died Saturday after apparently falling from a ladder. His widow, eight children, grandchildren and many friends grieve his loss. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Rev. Woods officiating and burial at Horton cemetery. Clint Smith travels to Riceville due to illness in his brother’s family.
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Clint Smith
Ricevilla
A. O. Carpenter
Maya Remedy Brings Quick Relief for Stomach Ailments
Ottumwa resident Lowla of 1102 Weat Recomm Street reports rapid relief after first dose of Maya’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy. The ad touts the product as cleansing the digestive tract and aiding liver and intestinal disorders, with testimonials and a Chicago manufacturer address for a free book.
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Iowa
Lowla
Weat Recomm Street
Ottumwa
Maya
Alr
Lewis
United States
Mayr
Sdy
Wangler Bros. Co
J. K. Jeder & Seo
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