Hadley Backs Roosevelt In GOP presidential bid
Jefferson City Mo Jan 24 Herbert B Hadley stated he favors Theodore Roosevelt for the Republican nomination. He cited a broad state and nationwide demand and urged Roosevelt to accept if offered, noting strong support in Missouri and belief of Roosevelt’s ability to win nationally.
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Jefferson City
Herbert
Hadley
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mr. Tait
Col. Roosevelt
Nim Artion
Missouri
Samuel P Wynegar Dead in Oregon
Cedar Falls reports the death of Samuel P Wynegar in Eugene Oregon after an operation for appendicitis. Wynegar, an early Grundy County resident and Cedar Falls citizen, was about 60 and well known as a pioneer auctioneer with many friends.
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Cedar Falls
Jan
Falls
Eugene
Ore
Samuel P. Wynegar
Grundyce Yoana
Eng West
Wynegar
Cedar Falls auctioneer son among the deceased’s kin
The death leaves a widow and several children. Tor eat Wryenegar, Cedar Falls auctioneer, is named as a son and another son Web resides in Wendall Idaho.
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Toreat Wryenegar
Cedar Falls
Anther
Web
Wendall
Ida
George W Cutshaw Appears in Justice Court on Threats Charge
George W Cutshaw faced Justice W B McMurray on a charge of threatening to commit a public offense after a venue change from Justice Dempster. The hearing continued this afternoon amid an alleged attack on Dr G J Mack in his Synicate block office and a separate disturbing the peace charge.
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George W. Cutshaw
W. B. McMurray
Dempster
Cutshaw
G. J. Mack
Dr. Mack
Asult
Fear Overdeath From Appendicitis Rumor Ends in NY
A wealthy New York man chose suicide after a doctor warned of appendicitis. The post mortem found no such illness. The story emphasizes fear of evil surpassing the danger itself as illustrated by Prov. 1:34.
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New York
Quote clash over ambition in Modern Politics forum
A man criticizes actions as unworthy of official importance while Senator Sorghum counters that some rise not by deeds but by promising what they will not do. The exchange exposes tensions between performance and pledges in political leadership.
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Sorghum
Gothic sculptors push common voice in daily life art
The Gothic sculptors produced crude carvings yet aimed at intimate speech for the common people. Rosgellino and Glotto, with their followers, challenged conventional limits to immortalize homeliness and variety of everyday human types.
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Rosgellino
Glotto
Transfer Promotes Vogele To St Johnsbury Fish Station
Fred Vogele, long with the U S fish cultural program near Manchester, is transferred to the fish cultural station at St Johnsbury Vt with a salary increase and promotion for meritorious service. The Spring Branch station now has 2,000,000 brook trout eggs hatched and on hand, the largest in its history. A 40,000 rainbow trout shipment was sent Monday to Charleston Utah, with a second consignment to Washington DC for placement in streams and lakes.
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Manchester
Fred Vogele
United States
Spring Branch
St. Johnsbury
Charleston
Utah
Washington, D. C
Aging Lady Found Dead From Gas Poisoning
Mrs. Harriet J. Hale aged 84 was found unconscious in her Waterloo home at 722 West Mullan avenue as gas escaped from a coal stove. Neighbors alerted police, a doctor tried thirty minutes to revive her, and colleagues noted she had lived alone for decades. Hale, widow of Enoch Hale, resided in Waterloo most of her life with relatives in Independence and Cedar Falls.
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Harriet J. Hale
West Mullan Avenue
A. T. Wagner
Howard Garrison
Afeirs
Tlale
Lt. Clone
W.ot. Whitney
Hale
Harriet J. Hal
Enoch Hale
Fourth Street
Waterloo
Bloff Street
Fourth
Fip
W. O H. Blorse
Independence
Cedar Falls
City Hall Plan Discussed by Finance Committee
Dunatketberg Aldermen weigh building designs for a new municipal hall. Chairman plans to review blueprints next week. Dunkelberg pitches placing a city jail and court in a corner property to free space in the current building. Wittick buys forty Black Hawk County steers for the cash market on Fourth Street West signaling strong meat trade.
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Duiketberg
WW. Fleadford
T Dexter Ta. Wood
Biue
Dunkelberg
The
Sycamore and
Third Streets
A.J. Witlick
Rath Packing Company
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Wittick
Fourth Street
Markets Drift Amid Mixed Crop and Hog Prices
Chicago wheat eased after early losses as supplies shrank and demand lagged. May wheat traded around 1.00 as oats and corn followed wheat lower. hogs opened steady to strong then closed weak amid ample receipts. Cattle and sheep markets showed buyers cautious with scattered declines. Weather in Iowa and South Dakota forecasts fair to cold tonight and Wednesday.
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South Dakota
Chicago
Northwest
ST. Louis
Tan
Kansas City
Kansas City Mo
Jan Pees
H. W
Lawn City Folks Coming and Going
Cedar Falls Iowa January 23 special. Frank E Higgins the lumber Jack Sky Plot arrives from Storm Lake and will speak at the Congregational church this evening. Tomorrow he will stay with Mr and Mrs J W Knickerbocker on College Hill. The Eastern Star Kensington meets tomorrow night at Mrs G F Wilsons home. A sledding party heads tonight to Bernie Boehme near Benson. Nell Kepple leaves for Marshalltown then west for an extended trip. Mr and Mrs W A Bryant Sr are now in New York City for several days.
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Cedar Falls
Frank E. Higgins
Storm Lake
Yeoman Lodge
Bernie Boehme Jler
Benson
Nell Kepple
Marshalltown
West
W. A. Bryant
New York City
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Quality Apparel Shop
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