Iowa 1912 Campaign Gossip Surfaces In Des Moines
The Des Moines Register reports speculation on 1912 nominations with CG H Van Law of Marshalltown possibly second on the ticket for governor. A. E. Kepford, state tuberculosis lecturer, is another announced candidate. Other names like L Harding, W Berry, J H Allen, and W C Brown appear as possible contenders along with discussions on secretary of state and treasurer races.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
CG. H. van Law
Marshalltown
Mentena
van Law
Senate
A. E. Kepford
Ww. L. Harding
Sioux City
Woodbury County
Carroll
J. L. Long
The
Osceola Sentinel
George W. Clarke
Adel
W. H. Berry
Indianola
J. H. Allen
Pocahontas
O. B. Courtright
Waterloo
Bud
W. C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
Hammill
Britt
BE. D. Chassell
le Mars
Hinder
W S. Allen
Fairfield
F. W. van Duyn
Des Moines
C. R. Benedict
Harlan
Tion
C. FE. White
F. M. Hopkins
Guthrie Center
E. S. Lawrence
Muscatine County
White
Hopkins
Lawrence
W. C. Brown
Clarion
W. W. Mor Few
He May and the Cost of Avoiding Marriage
A quoted remark argues that a man who avoids marriage to dodge family responsibility embodies selfishness yet may also spare himself and others unprofitable trouble by avoiding commitment. The passage weighs personal choice against social expectations.
Death notices spark sorrow in Waterloo community
Obituaries detail the deaths of Mrs Belle McLain Moothart and Mrs Martha A Kimball Stafford, with family survivors listed. Burial plans and church services are recorded along with brief biographical notes on births, marriages, and residences in Waterloo and surrounding areas.
Interurban line plans clarified by W. Co. officials
L. S. Cass president of the W. Co. FL & N says the Watering to La Porte interurban line will not be built without securing right of way and full sale of $150,000 six per cent preferred stock. He notes Cedar Falls to Dike line was abandoned for lack of right of way and stock.
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L. S. Cass
Watering
Lal Porte
Mr. Cass
Cedar Falls
Atock
Cass
la Porte
Mount Kinley Expedition Planned by Professor Parker
Professor Herschell Parker of New York, famed for Kinley climbs, travels aboard the steamship Admiral Lampoon to Valdez Alaska. He will arrange an expedition to ascend Mount McKinley in February.
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Herschell Parker
New York
MountKinley
Valdez
Alaska
Mount McKinley
Census shows US sheep and lambs total at 51 638 590 in 1910
Washington shows 51 638 590 sheep and lambs in 1910 with 29 707 000 ewes and 12 169 278 lambs. Comparisons to 1900 reflect a decline in lambs and regional shifts in wool production across states including Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Falkner
LeGrand Powers
Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
North Central Division
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
Change in Surgery Department Proposed by Wadley
Dr E J Wadley states a change in the surgery department is contemplated whereby Incat surgeons will be known as district surgeons and those with that title will be called division surgeons. The change aims for convenience. The company, like other roads, maintains a physician along the line under a head doctor in the division’s main city.
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de. E. J. Wadley
T. C
Insurgent Repubs Attack Aldrich Plan For Finance Inquiry
In Washington on July 14 Rep Lindberg of Minnesota introduced a resolution for a nine member house committee to probe for combinations of financiers restraining trade or violating laws. The measure targets banking money exchange credit and deposit systems and seeks recommendations for legal regulation.
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Washington, D. C
Lindberg
Minnesota
United States
Monetary Commission
Aldrich
City in Brief Adds Names in Waterloo
A parade of visitors and locals fills Waterloo notes with names and travel. E A Doty trips to Chicago while Fred Lyford rests on vacation and C E Pickett rides to Atlantic City. students, bankers, and workers appear in town for business, study, or leisure as illness and family trips touch many.
Injury Recalls Child's Fall and Doorway Accident
A child who fell from a chair sustained an injury that was treated at the moment. While passing through a doorway the girl was struck by a screen, causing the bone ends to dislodge again.
Manager Boyle Signs Pitcher Fulwider For Decatur
L Fulwider, once a star pitcher in the defunct Western association, is signed by Manager Boyle and will report at Decatur. He tossed a no hit game days before the Western association dissolved and is praised as an all around good man. Waterloo fans await details of a Three I meeting in Chicago. Boyle seeks to buy the Danville franchise with no money exchange until city support for class B ball is assured.
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L. Fulwider
Western Association
Boyle
Decatur
Fulwider
Waterloo
Chicago
Danville
Powers
Carmichael to Join Wilkinson Publicity Bureau as Designer
B F Carmichael arrives in the city this evening to assist A V Warren at the Wilkinson Publicity Bureau. The Des Moines native has spent three years in New York City refining design and lettering and has worked with American Pearson Good Housekeeping Colliers and other magazines.
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B. F. Carmichael
Wilkinson Publicity Bureau
A. V. Warren
Publicity Bureau
Mr. Carmichael
New York City
Bradley Studios
New York
The
American
Pearsons
Good Housekeeping
Colliers
Des Moines
Social Notes From Fairbank and Surrounding Towns
Fairbank on July 10 hosted Wendell Ward an Oelwein visitor. Frances Rowan Readlyn stayed with Daisy Ellis. John Murphy with wife and daughter visited Sumner early week. Albert Buehner Waterloo visited Fairbank Friday with brother Fred. Levi Finch traveled to Tripoli for house painting work. Neva and Inez Wilson Independence were Sunday guests of aunt Mrs. W. B. Agnew. Mrs. S. J. King returned Monday after three weeks in Minneapolis with daughter Mia. Louis Rommel Dr Dell Ward and wife and son are noted residents in the locality.
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Fairbank
Wendell Ward
Oelwein
Frances Rowan
Readlyn
Daisy Ellis
John Murphy
Sumner
Albert Buehner
Waterloo
S. J. King
Minneapolis
Mia
Louis Rommel
Dell Ward
Osiwein visits father Dr Ward amid regional social notes
Sunday visits echo small town ties as Erwin Moore and Patrick McCunniff travel from Oelwein on business. John Gorman networks in Independence while P F Damage visits family in Hazelton. Amy Scheffel of Fairfield lands salutant principal post as Fairbank hosts Fourth of July events with tickets sold to Dunkerton Waterloo Sumner. Fairbank defeats Dunkerton 7 to 1 in Fourth of July ball game.
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Osiwein
G. B. Ward
Erwin Moore
Patrick McCunniff
Oelwein
John Gorman
Independence
P. F. Damage
Hazelton
Amy Scheffel
Fairfield
Wm. Higbee
Deye
Herb Higbee
Dubuque
Fairbank
Dunkerton
Alxty
Waterloo
Sumner
Rit
Our Boys
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Van
Harding
TOR
Syndicate Building
DEATH
Earth
Belle Moothart
Martha Stafford
A. B. Davis
Belle Meaothart
Jefferson Street
Belle McLain
Oska Joosa
Genevieve
Donald
C. BE. Wilcox
Jess W
Martha A. Stafford
Frank Troutnetter
Ricker Street
Martha A. Kimball
Kennebunk
Oliver Bate
McGregor
Waterton
R. W. Probert
Pleasant Ridge
Otis Stafford
Mr. Stafford
Charles W. Bate
Mason City
Ray Probert
Ft. Dodge
Ben Jones
Frank Troutsetter
August Kimball
Raymond
Calvary Evangelical Church
J. J. Fauet
Fairview Cemetery
Addie E. Davis
First Street West
Toledo
FE. F. Kistner
Davis
Addie E. Cannon
A. D. Davis
Grace Cannon Davis
Harriett Cannon
Paris
Mount M'Kinley
Henuchel
G Parker
Aldrich Plan
Rep
Lindbergh
Combine
Buchanan
E. A. Doty
E. A. Boggs
Boston
Mass
Fred Lyford
C. E. Pickett
Atlantic City
N. J
Bernice Ehret
Waterloo Business College
Marie Rinker
St. Paul
Jean Wilkinson
First National Bank of
Nora Springs
Guy W. Campbell
L. A. Downs
Fort Dodge
Ilinois Central
Great Western
Minn
R. A. Cabe
Ames College
Roy Jordan
H. L. Litchfield
Si Perkins
Fire Station No. 1
Charles Sherwood
Albert Flanders
Liverpool
Celia Kruse
Bluff Street
Ja Tese
Augusta
Council Bluffs
Joseph Sandburh
Aberdeen
S. D
City
XN. C. Tardy
John Wielain
East
Buffalo
Detroit
Park Avenue
R. E. Graves
First United Brethren Church
Young People's Union
Mr. Graves
Alliance
W.S. Johnson
Central Church of Christ
Mr. Johnson
J. C. Woods
Vancouver
B. C
L Los Angeles
J. H. Leeland
Ed. Westoff
Birdsall
Cedar River
Margaret Brucher
Louis Miller Real Estate
Miss Brucher
Remsen
Central Labor Body
Labor Temple
Urick
State Federation of Labor
Strief
Fitzgerald
Electrical Workers
Arthur Squires
Oneida and
Linn
Wilson & Sweitzer’s
Oxford
Wilson & Sweitzer
West Fourth St
Froyce Optometrist
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
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