13 candidates for Iowa supreme court bench showdown
Des Moines November reports up to 13 candidates seek the three Iowa supreme court seats. Current justices Ladd Weaver and Salinger near term end with Ladd retiring due to eye trouble. Possible additional candidates may enter before county conventions. Names include Withrow Howell Springer DeGraf Hutchinson Haines and others across the state.
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Des Moines, Nor
Iowa Supreme Court
Scott M. Ladd
Sheldon
Silas M. Weaver
Iowa Falls
Ben J. Salingar
Carroll
Ladd
Mr. Pleasant
Ralph P. Howell
Iowa City
W. J. Springer
New Hampton
J. Clark
Mason City
E. G. Albert
Jefferson
Thomas Arthur
Logan
F. F. Faville
Fort Dodge
J. H. Applegate
Guthrie Center
Lawrence DeGraf
Charles Hutchinson
Robert Haines
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Vermilion
Centerville
Spee
Supreme Bench
Iowa
Truman
Stevens
Hamburg
Byron W. Preston
Oskaloosa
Pioneer matriarch reaches 85 amid family reunion
Forest City Iowa May 4 A notable Iowa family celebration centers on Mrs Anna V Erricson hosting relatives for the 85th birthday of Mrs Clare Vaupel Clark, who arrived from On Beach California with her daughter Dr Margaret Vaupel Clark of Long Beach. The gathering includes six of Mrs Vaupel Clark's living children and marks the couple Frank W Bicknell and wife near their 25th wedding anniversary.
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Forest City
Iowa
Anna V. Erricson
Jhis: Ort
Birriceson
Clare. Vaupel
Ong Beach
Cal
Margaret Vaupellark
Waterloo
Long Beach
Long Beach. Mrs. Vaupel
Sans - Lima
Ste
Clarion County
United States
Oregon
Des Moines
California
Erricaga
Portland
Ore
Jessie Ae Bicknell
Linville Falls
Frank W Bicknell
Humboldt
Births Reported in Local Hospitals
Birth notices list new arrivals: Roberta Louis to Theodore and Mrs. Lucas at St. Francis on April 28, a daughter. Arthur to J Edward Parris and wife at 34h Cottage Grove on April 2, a son. John Francis to Valentine Drande and wife at St. Francis on April 24, their ninth child with eleven others living. Elasbeth Mas to John Pitzgerald and wife at 298 Barclay South on April 28, a daughter.
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Theodore Lucas
St. Francis Hospital
Roberta Louis
J. Edward Parris
Cottage Grove
Lord Arthur
Valentine Drande
John Francis
John Pitzgerald
Barclay South
Elasbeth Mas
Diet and bowel rules for a weak stomach ad
Advertisement advises a diet suited to age and occupation and regular bowels. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets when feeling overfull or constipated. The brief notice targets readers with stomach discomfort and promotes the product as a remedy.
How To Have Red Lips And Rosy Cheeks Health Advice
The article extols improving red blood cells to achieve a healthy lip color and cheek tint. It mentions three-grain hypnuclone tablets praised by physicians and beauty doctors for increasing red blood cells after months of treatment. Sealed packages available at apothecary shops.
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Dadver Watmenty
Don t Rock Boat Salinger Advice in Packing Scandal
Ben J Salinger Jr Midland Packing vice president returns from New York and urges calm refusing to speak for the company He says he will not sell and will keep his Midland stock He favors investigation and says to stay quiet and not rock the boat amid rumors and court actions related to alleged irregularities in the company
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Salinger
Siouxs City
Ben J. Salinger, Jr
Midland Packing Company
New York
In T
Midland
New York City
Midland Company
Lost Art of Home Building Revived in Waterlow
Building in Waterlow revived with permits issued by building commissioner Edward Mahnke. Contracts listed include Alice F. Wilson to H. W. Dean for a one story frame home at 7,000 dollars, K. M. Henderson to J. L Judd for a one story frame and garage at 6,500 dollars, and EE. Petrie to J. J. Judd for a one story frame home at 8,000 dollars. Amatuer medal awarded to Arlia Marcks after exoneration by the Illinois Amateur Athletic Association.
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Waterlow
Edward Mahnke
Alice F. Wilson
Mulberry Street
H. W. Dean
K. M. Henderson
Baltimore Street
J. L Judd
EE. Petrie
Nome Park Boulevard
J. J. Judd
John M Quillin to Leave County Board After 25 Years
John McQuilkin member of the county board from the fifth district including La Porte City will not seek re election when his term ends January 1 1922. A Union Civil War veteran he moved to La Porte City in 1905 and first won election in 1876.
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Pricommon
Teath
John Mc Quilkinn
la Porte City
McQuilkin
Bia County
McQuilkin Gayale
County
Kennedy Home Hosts Waterloo Guests for Friday Evening
Mr and Mrs JG Kennedy entertained Waterloo friends on Commercial Street for an 7 o clock interurban visit. The evening featured music and a three course luncheon with yellow and white decor and score cards. Miss Faye Goodwin and Ivan Kennedy served as attendants. Guests returned home later that night. The Ladies' Literary Circle met Friday afternoon at Mrs WG Kallhelm with strong attendance and a program by members. Jesse Daggett, son of Mr and Mrs Walter seek, enlisted in the army and left for Camp Dodge on March 17, returning home for a visit after training. Mrs Fred Shannon arrived from out of town to visit sister-in-law Mrs Grant Salmon in Waterloo before heading home to Herbertton. Edna Bauer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mid Bauer, recently discharged from the Nachyterian hospital after surgery, is home recovering. George Abel, recently released from Waterloo hospital, remains in frail condition.
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la Vale
JG. J. Kennedy
Waterloo
Commercial Street
Euing
Faye Goodwin
Ivan Eanedy
Nile
WG. Kallhelm
Eajendar
G. K. Triem
Myx
Jar Hawkins
Catherine Glageleh
G. Adams
J. W. Hoi
Jesse Daggett
Walter Seek
Camp Dodre
Fred Shannon
Grant Salmon
Shannon
Hagerton
Minn
Herberton
Edna Bauer
Mra
Mid Bauer
Watering Qu
George Abel
A. Abel
Local News Briefs Include Home Visits and Property Transfers
A sick boy shows some improvement while cared for by trained nurses. Mr and Mrs William Fegles return to Waterloo after visiting their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs M 62 ox and many friends. Slaton Kerstetter buys the Jacob Ripple residence on Locust Street and plans to occupy St Chet property soon, with Mc Kerstetter purchasing from Mrs M J Siummel on Third Street. Clarence Brewer to move from Stewart House on Main Street. In Teeland the mother remains guardian of her children.
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Mere
Willissa Fegles
Waterloo
Slaton Korstetter
Jacob Ripple
Locust Street
Will Soo
St. Chet
Mc. Kerstetter
M. J. Siummel
Third Street
Mmirx
Clarence Brewer
Stewart
Main Street
Teeland
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Mit
Margaret Blark
Chicago
Arlia Marcks
A. A
Liness A. C
Saco
Hebdogerra
Castoria
Korein Atv
Korein
Korein Co
John M’quilkin
Booth-Joseph Co
Natl Bank Bldg
Aearan
Ries
Wanglen Bros
Lluggists
Bradfield
ES Deon
Ariana
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicano
C. J. Miller
Hansan & Haneen
Nendarson Drus. Co
Orne Drug Co
Magore Drug Co
McDermot
Wangler “Bros
W. Taggart
Robert Drug
SCOTT &@ BOWNE
I.brittani
Kation E
Netcott and
Netcott
Holland
Ben
Indiana
Newburgh
J. C. Mendenhall
Wvansville
Ind
Wangler Brothers
Mark
Pat
Tom Thumbs
L. E. Glaza
Commercial St
First National Bank
Quaker Oats Co
Waterloo Flour and Feed Co
LYKO
Tal Bey
Jon
Miuska
Sele Mapatactortis
Lykq Medicine CO
Were
York
Kanasa City, Me
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