County Supervisors’ Proceedings in Black Hawk County 1912
Black Hawk County Iowa Board met in adjourned session to audit claims and appoint primary election judges and clerks across Fox Poyner Barclay and more. They reviewed bridge work in Spring Creek Lester and other townships and approved contracts, salaries, and petty expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
Iowa
D. G. Boomer
W. C. Leland
C. A. Rownd
Geo. F. Johnson
Matt Demuth
John McQuilkin
C. W. Virden
Hoard
Fox Township
Casper Lindner
H. . Reinche
Jacob Loeb
F. J
G. F. Johnson
W. ©. Leland
Frank Kornake
Grand View
Spring Creek Township
Rownd
Waterloo Construction Co
Spring Creek
Lester Township
Wapsipinicon River
Independence Avenue
Waterloo
Spanish Giant Arrives Here on Visit as Tallest Map Spsin
Fermin Arrudi, reportedly the tallest map Spsin at seven feet and 425 pounds, is in the country on a visit with a compensation arrangement listed for Cr. G. Boomer John McQuilkin Matt Demuth W. C. Leland Co. W. Virden Gee Johnson eG. A. Rownd. Board adjourned. J. J. Rainbow, Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Boomer
G. F. Johnson
Cc. W. Virden
W. C. Leland
John McQuilkin
C. A. Rownd
Lester Township
Wapsipinicon River
John M'Quilkin
W. GC. Leland
C. W. Virden
W. G. Leland
Bammond & Stephens
A. G. Agnew
Board of Review
H. F. Shimp
G. S. Kleckner
A. G. Alexander
Belle H. Harbin
Saences
Glenn C. Teeter
F. T. Bentley
H. A. Moore, Co
Waterloo Times-Tribune
W. H. Hartman & Co
F. Lichty & Sons
Court House
Ceese
Nathan B. Barber
Ass't Co. Atty
Phillips Tral
Thos. H. McDonald
Good Road Meeting
Underwood Typewriter Co
W. H. Merner
C. F
Flint
Phillips
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
B. Stanton
John T. Dowding
C. A. Morris
WOTK
Rainbow
M. C. Mumma
Hillis Hotel
Nellie Baird
Phillipe
Csscaseres
H. Burk
FL Eighmey
Annes
Aec Ewe
A. Rownd
Aesenssaees
W. Virden
Amesceemens
Sseswseweces
Poor Fund
H. Dahl
Cess
Asa Eeeewesweceee
Knapp Drug Co
Poor Farm
W. M. May
Groveries
Vt Hasaaa
Buckeye Harness Shop
Weisbard & Son
Aen Implement Co
W. Doft
Waterlon Times-Tribune
H. P. Estey
B. Sorensen
Clyde Elghmey
Seseans
T. B. Casey
Robinson Dry Goods Co
J. FP
Kiingaman
W. F. Eighley
Guardian
Peter Askey
Bridge Fund
Gibson Rexstrew
Cedar Falla
Waterloo Construction Co
Ccunesemere
John Ritzinger
Eesecewes
Dan Newell
Mambera An
Fermin Arrudi
Cr. G. Boomer
Matt Demuth
W. Virden Gee
Johnson Eg. A. Rownd
Roosevelt Campaign Rally In Boston Criticizes Taft But Keeps Focus
Colonel Roosevelt addressed a large Boston crowd praising allies and denouncing Taft sparingly. He contrasted his New Hampshire loss with Taft’s Illinois setback and defended his endorsements while dismissing questions about Perkins. The speech named Taft’s backers Lorimer Penrose Guggenheim and Gallinger amid crowd boos, vowing to support any leader who serves the public. Postmaster W. R. Law plans to attend the Iowa First-Class Postmasters convention in Ottumwa, with a multi-day program arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Roosevelt
Taft
Worcester
Govanor Bass
Lorimer
Illinois
Bass
Perkins
Fitford Pinchot
Mr. Perkins
Mr. Taft
Penrose
Guggenheim
Gallinger
United States
W. R. Law
Ottumwa
Iowa
Postmasters’ Association
Patents Issued to Iowans Week Ending April 23 1912
The list from Clarence J Loftus patent attorney Des Moines reports weekly patents granted to Iowans. Names include Thomas H Barnes Crawfordsville for a pail protector John A Cowle J C Marshall Summerset for a car coupling John A Nek son Davenport for an automatic gas fighter George P Dieckmann Mason City for a compound for waterproofing cement and the like Hayrack William Wehmiller Clarinda Paper baler Albert F Beall and F Skellenger Clinton Spring wheel Stillman B Edwards Villisca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Loftus
iCracker Building
Des Moines
Thomas H. Barnes
Crawfordsville
John A. Cowle
J.C. Marshall
Summerset
John A. Nekson
Davenport
George P. Dieckmann
Mason
City
No More Constipation Olive Tablets Ad
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calomel free laxative for chronic constipation and torpid liver. They promise gentle, non gripping action, easy dosing for children, and nightly use with quick, pleasant results at 10c and 25c per box from The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Calomel
The
Olive Tablet Company
Colimbus
Ohio
Montana prisoner in Iowa after Glendive arrest
Arthur H. Quaintance, 26, arrested by Sheriff Wynnon in Glendive Montana for obtaining money by false pretenses by passing a worthless check. Chief Leighton brought him to Waterloo after securing consent to return without requisition papers. He is to face a preliminary hearing. Quaintance is a miller by trade and recently married to a Waterloo girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. A. Leighton
Glendive Montana
Arthur H. Quaintance
Glendive
Wynnon
Quaintance
St. Paul
Waterloo
Leighton
Chicago
Wynn
Montana
Iowa
Hoxie
Woman's Work Is Never Done in the Home
A dated note extols the faithful homemaker who cooks cleans and cares for children. It warns of overwork and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy for female troubles and exhaustion after years of use as a standard treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Don’t Pull Out the Gray Hairs
A 1900s style advice piece promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a trusted solution for gray or lifeless hair. It claims the old sage tea method restored color and vitality, with a price of fifty cents a bottle and sale through druggists, credited to H. W. Taggart at 527 Commercial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Wryeth
H. W. Taggart
Commercial Street
Fairbank Gossip and Local Movements on April Day
Miss Clara Damage remains scarce in Fairbank as visitors arrive. Mae Burk and son from North Dakota stay with cousin Minnie Agnew. Louis and Marco Munger drive a new Maxwell. Julia Higbee passed through Oelwein between trains. The Higbee and Ketts families hosted relatives in recent days. Local trips include O. A. Fox to Waterloo for his grandfather’s illness and Hayes King visiting Lamont for business. Delve in, Denison. Mrs. Foutch entertains her daughter from Waverly. Agnes Ardrie went to Water loo for shopping with a Marshalltown sister. John Gardner bought a Ford touring from Redkemmer brothers. Rev. E. L. Huckle preached in Fairbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
O. A. Fox
Waterloo
Hayes King
Lamont
Chas. Thompson
Allen
Delwe
Nellie Horn
Yankton
Mary Horn
W. M. Higbee
C. B .Ennett
John Worgamot
H. C. Phelps
M. Conway
Elijah Lowell
John Conovan
Independence
Foutch
Waverly
Will Paine
Clarence
Oelwein
Agnes Ardrie
Marshalltown
John Gardner
Redkemmer Brothers
J. King
Des Moines
Ray
E. L. Huckle
Cedar Valley Seminary
Osage
Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Supervisors’ Proceedings
Iows
W. C G. Leland
Mount Vernon Township
East Waterloo
C. W. Virdan
A. m
N. B. Barber
Johnson
Harlow O'Bleness
B. F. Shimp
Dunkerton
Cedar Falls
Robert Milne
Gustav Horn
Lee Walter
Nick Flamming
County Fund
J. J. Rainbow
Senor Fermin Arrud
Chamberlain
Albert EF. Beall
F. Skellenger
Clinton
Stillman B
Villisca
Chief Leighton
Arthur Quaintance
Fairbank
Lyric Theatre
U. & Overland Co
Speigel
West
Bobby's
the Commercial National Bank
Sycamore & Fourth Streets
Michigan
Western Land Securities CO
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