Many Seek Public Offices in County Primary Ballot
A long list of Republican and third party candidates filed for county and state offices in the upcoming primary. Names include Sheriff candidates D B Henderson J F Dietz Harlow O Bleness E A Leighton, Auditor J J Rainbow, Clerk Fred Pettit, Recorder Jennie Bird, Treasurer James S Eason W J Burbank J O Berkley E Duke Nayen, County Attorney E J Wenner W W Woolley, Coroner E F Kistner Dr D D Smith, and others on the ticket with state and district contenders for congress state senator and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
J. J. Rainbow
Fred
Pettit
D. B. Henderson
J. FP. Dietz
Harlow O'Bleness
E. A. Leighton
Jennie
Bird
James S. Eason
W. J. Burbank
J. O. Berkley
E. Duke Nayen
E. J. Wenner
T. R. McElhinney
W. A. Blough
D. 8. Tiffany
C. W. Virden
G. S. Yenney
C. F. London
J. S. Leeper
G. W. Hazlett
H. E. Brown
M. J. Tritz
R. A. Dunkelberg
B. H. Kaght
J. C. Murtagh
Congress
Sherman W. DeWolf
Hermann Miller
E. E. Wilson
Representatives
Progressive
J. E. Webb
A. 0. Bailey
Joseph Shirley
J. H. Mason
D. N. Wild
Clyde Elghmey
J. B. Jordan
R. J .Belthaw
Harvey J. Hess
G. E. Boyce
J. E. Lee
Local Notices from Jesup April News Roundup
Jesup and area residents are reported in a series of social updates. Purchases on South Main street, visits to Waterloo and Dubuque, travel to Independence, and church society gatherings are noted, with several residents moving or hosting guests.
Freckles Remedy Promises Free Trial and Money Back
A newspaper pitch targets Freckle-faced readers offering an ounce of double strength ethined with guaranteed money back if it fails to remove freckles. Buy from any druggist and apply a few times to achieve a clear complexion, with rare cases needing more than one ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freckle-face
Resinol
Baltimore
Independence meeting names officers at Presbytery
In Independence the weekly gathering elected Mrs. Knapp as vice president of the Presbytery society, honoring her with the position during the week’s ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tery
Independence
Parkerstown News Notes and Social עד
Parkersburg April 28. Death reported of Harry Taylor at his Indiana home after selling Angeles here last summer. Ed Schoen editor on vacation visiting Prior Oklahoma. Juniors hosted seniors with program games and colors orange black and yellow roses. Rejection committee Miss Nida Kothe and Thole Cramer greeted guests. Dining room used junior colors light ice white carnations. Six course dinner by Mrs. F W Wightman and four freshmen servers Izetta Lucbbe Mary Whaly Marjorie Watson Laura Rottmger. Mrs. Gladys Miller and Hope Church led the pitino. Prof. Hammersley toastmaster. Miss Faye Palmer Cedar Falls visiting. Mrs. Paul Pheiffer former resident hospitalized injured in Arkansas. sister Mrs. Coffin Cedar Falls with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Harry Taylor
Indiana
Taylor
Angeles
KE. E. Schrack
Okla
Misa Nida Kothe
Thole Cramer
F. W. Wightman
Izetta Lucbbe
Mary Whaly
Marjorie Watson
Laura Rottmger
Gladys Miller
Hope Church
Pitino
Prof
Hammersley
Faye Palmer
Cedar Falls
Paul Pheiffer
Arkansas
Mrs. Coffin
Brown buys 180 acres west of Payette road in West Union
Lawra Brown of Waterloo purchases 180 acres on the west Payette road at an average 120 dollars per acre. eighty acres belonged to Aulden and Ronald Finch, another hundred acres south owned by Charles Noonan of Waterloo. Brown takes possession March 1916. City engineers M Tschirgi and sons survey for paving grade. A carload of dump wagons arrived. more machinery en route. work hoped to start Monday. Reverend H C Chambers to be installed May 7 with ministers from Oelwein Independence and Dubuque assisting. Frank Bishop buys lunch room and pool hall near the post office. West Union to join Go-To-Church Sunday movement on May 3. G A R asks Commercial club to oversee Decoration day arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Lawra Brown
Waterloo
West Payette Road
Aulden
Ronald Finch
Brown
Charles Noonan
Mr. Brown
M. Tschirgi
B. Y. Nichols
Oelwein
Theodore Morning
Independence
W. O. Ruston
Dubuque
Frank Bishop
Taylor & Sniffin
Weat Union
Commercial Club
Appointment of Committee Chairs List
The text lists the appointed chairmen for various committees including Finance Finguce F. W. Kingsbury as speaker, F. W. Schneider as program chair, EK. M. Phillips for decoration A. 3. Loowia for grounds, and H. G. Blunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finguce
F. W. Kingsbury
F. W. Schneider
EK. M. Phillips
A. 3. Loowia
Grounds
H. G. Blunt
Local Briefs From Fredericksburg Apr 27
L Sussell sprained ankle unloading gravel and uses crutches this week. Mayor Potter appoints A J Bee marshal, promising reforms. Rose Hill Cemetery ladies hosted a chicken pie dinner earning about 75 dollars. Home Study club plans a reading room aiming at a public library. Parents and teachers met at the high school. Rev Peper and family arrived to pastor Frigdens Evangelical Church after a fall absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predericksboro
Sussell
Potter
A. J. Bee
Asfaicr
Rose Hill
Home Study Club
Peper
Minnesota
Frigdens Evangelical Church
Orchard Notes and Town Movements at Orchard
Orchard, April 30. William McGill dug his callar and raised part of a new house frame. Charles Root acted as grain buyer Wednesday while Mr. Berryman toured the countryside. Tr Evans visited Chicago Sunday, returning midweek. Mrs. Ed Sims hosted the Catholic Society and Congregational Ladies’ Aid, netting over $14 from a supper. Mrs. Flynn of Minneapolis visits Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sime. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Teiman moved their goods to Will Lodge house. Mr. and Mrs. Blandin sold their property to Chas. Waters. Blandin looks at Wisconsin land. Miss Melia Hargen, helper to Mrs. Sack, returned to Lyle Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlan Blandin and [text ends].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McGill
Chas
Root
Mr. Berryman
Tr. Evans
Chicago
Ed Sims
Catholic Society
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
Flynn
Minneapolis
Minni
Ed Sime
Albert Teiman
Will Lodge
Visit Notes Span Several Families in Winthrop and Nearby
Two sons visit Floyd Thursday to see Mrs Blan dins brother and family. Mrs Sinth of Osage tends to her ill daughter Mrs James Morse. Calls from Stillwater residents Mr and Mrs John Wright and Mr and Mrs Chas Cheney at Albert Morse home. Mrs Albert Anderson and son Cleo visit mother Mrs O D Latgely. Mrs Harvey Guy and daughter from Dubuque visit Edgar Brintnall home in Winthrop Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Kenseth
Floyd
O. D. Latgely
Mra. M. L. Shine
Haye
Dubuque
H. G. Unbeham
Fred Schrader
Waterloo
George Thorn
Geo. Trainer
Henry
S. C
Acid in the Stomach Warns of Dyspepsia Dangers
An article cites an eminent specialist claiming 96 of 100 dyspeptics have a glassful or more of stomach acid. It warns that acid deteriorates meals, causes fermentation and pain, and suggests two cures: strict dieting or taking a teaspoonful of bisulated magnesia in water after meals to neutralize acidity, with the latter preferred.
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Jesup
Wilkins
Farmers’ State Bank
C. L. Bright
Fredericksburg
Winthrop
John Miller
Jeeup
Mary Dennie
Messrs
E. ©. Collins
Ray Smith
L. F. Riley
John Slaughter
Wayne Hasbrouck
Hazleton
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert Getchell
Dorothy
Madison, Wis
Leroy Graham
Brandon
Blair
Frank Colt
la Porte City
EB. E. Strait
Center Point
Urbana
Sarah van Skike
Vinton
Wm. van Skike
Brandon Band
Upton Kepford
G. A. BR. Hall
Fred Pike
Hazel
Cedar Rapids
Crystal Theatre
Harding
Moresco
Cadillac
Lalvynages
Scott Prowelel
Fatay ‘Boumano
WaneToo
Iowa
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