Evans to Oppose General Hayner in Iowa Attorney General Race
Des Moines June 17 Senator W T Evans of Parkersburg Butler County will seek the Republican nomination for attorney general. Evans has two senate terms from the Thirty ninth district and was Butler county attorney in 1905 1906. P Harrington of Kossuth also a candidate though not pressing. Fort Dodge reports Robert Healy to run for national committeeman to succeed John T Adams of Dubuque. Born near Waterloo November 8 1869 Evans is a Waterloo East High School graduate and alumnus of the University of Iowa law school.
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W. T. Evans
Parkersburg
Butler County
Iowa
Evans Hag
Senate
Bremer
Butler
P. Harrington
Kossuth
Harrington
Evans
Waterloo
Mr. Eyvats
John O
Rebecca Evans
Pennsylvania
Waterloo East High School
State University of Iowa
College of Liberal Arts
School of Law
Will Prosecute Ice Cream Makers Who Skimp Fats
Prosecutions are begun by the dairy and food department in the state against ice cream makers whose product contains less than 12 percent milk fat and against dealers who return containers in unsanitary condition. Inspectors note many makers use good milk and meet or exceed standards. The department gathers state totals on ice cream production milk consumption and dairy outputs for August 1 submission.
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Des Moines
Dairy and Food Department
Mangled Body of Farmer Found Near Storm Lake
The body of Arthur Anderson was found in a field on his Storm Lake area farm two miles southwest. The corpse lay mangled with hogs nearby. A gunnysack a fork and a shotgun with one exploded shell were found at the scene.
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Storm Lake
Arthur Anderson
Transfers of 12 Farms at Marble Rock Are Recorded
Twelve farm transfers occurred in Marble Rock area recently. Purchases include Laula Schultz’s farm at $250 per acre by Mike Burth, and the Peter Stand farm sold to Al Carragher for $255 per acre. Other sales cover 80 to 200 acres to various buyers, with prices ranging around $205 to $255 per acre. Local residents also noted church and civic activities and a few travel notices.
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Mike Burth
Laula Schultz
Peter Stand
al . Carragher
Mike Barth
F. E. Gates
George Stauffer
Ira Marsh
Greene
Ray Taylor
William McRoberts
Rockford
Fred Carbiener
Charles Green
Vinton
Andrew Carney
Edgar Reed
Clay
Andrew Jandle
EH. Parcher
Penny
Wood
Town
Charles Weber
P. H. Bestor
W. H. Franke
Preston
Miles Carney
M. J. Kennedy
Traer
Ashley Farnham
Norma
Kellogs
Farnham
Christian Church
Bessie Brockway
Maurine Ramsay
Howard Stroud
Waterloo
Epworth Heagrue
Joan Paulus
Merland Stroud
Genevieve Straudt
Wrate Losee
Loverseas
Bee sting illness in Clarksville Iowa prominent case
Clarksville Iowa June 17 Mrs Alan Mott was stung on the head by a honey bee while feeding chickens. She became feeble with vomiting and frothing at the mouth and lost consciousness. A neighbor and physician aided her. she slowly recovered though her face remained swollen.
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Clarksville
Alan
Mott
Bor
Gildner Re-Elected President of Manchester Commercial Club
At the Manchester Commercial Club semi monthly meeting A J Gildner was re elected president W W Matthews treasurer C G Yorsa secretary P L Made den elected vice president and H U Hall W C Blake as executive committee members The club plans a strong Fourth of July celebration with free acts and homecoming features including soldiers in uniform admitted free Chautauqua opened today on Central school grounds drawing large attendance from Manchester area
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Manchester
A. J. Gildner
W. W. Matthews
C. G. Yorsa
PL F. Madeden
Philipp
D. J. Meggenburg
HU. Hall
W. C. Blake
Eld
Navy Pay Maintains War Time Rates for Recruits
Navy recruiting chief E. D. Curtis reports congress is considering permanent war-time pay for navy recruits. The proposed schedule guarantees $22.60 monthly on entrance, rising to above $100 with demonstrated merit, ensuring pay remains at wartime levels.
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Navy
Congress
Turret Conttain
E. D. Curtis
Waterloo
Col Matt Tinley Receives Medal from Gen Pershing
Col Matt Tinley of Council Bluffs Iowa commander of the 168th Infantry has been awarded the distinguished service medal by Gen Pershing in the name of President Wilson. The citation praises his leadership, energy, and devotion during emergencies and notes his command inspired his troops. The place of conferment will be announced later.
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Matt Tinley
Gen. Pershing
Council Bluffe
16Xth
Pershing
Wilson
Col Tinley
Adjutant General
Matthew A. Tinley
U.S. A
168Th Infantry
Ifis
Itheen
Orange Township Farm Brings 8300 Per Acre
Cedar Rapids Ja 17 Charles Trachta a farmer was gored by a bull Sunday. He is in a serious condition. He was leading the bull to water when the animal attacked him. His farm near Waterloo sold for 260 an acre comprising 120 acres. Wowrey and Herroo negotiated the deal.
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Orange
J. Johns
Waterloo
Wowrey & Herroo
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