Pickett Leads All Candidates in County Races
In county results, Congressman Pickett led Republican votes with a 1,644 plurality. County Auditor Rainbow followed at 1,457 and County Recorder Plummer at 1,455. Governor Carroll posted a county plurality of 600, with detailed tallies for judges, sheriffs, and other local offices noted, alongside prohibition and socialist votes.
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Ransler
Platt
Pickett
Rainbow
Plummer
Carroll
Porter
Cummings
A. Macachron
Prohibition
Banster
Pfeiffer
DeWolf
Srout
Liffring
Revieree Nell
Bentley
R. Whittle
Moore
Ihogers
Sure Barner
Rome
Waterbury
VanbDyke
Home Voters Turn Down Pfeiffer in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls and Cedar Falls township the Republican gubernatorial candidate Carroll led with 674 votes while Pfeiffer for state senator drew 431. The precincts would have yielded a Senate victory for Pfeiffer if they had matched Carroll’s support. The community had long sought a legislative representative but now rejects the move despite Pfeiffer’s fair nomination and the local call for representation.
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H. J. Pfeiffer
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Township
Cedar Falls City
Carroll
Pfeiffer
de Wolf
Township
Rej
Ahip
Billy Sunday Special Train Rescheduled to Nov 18
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports the Billy Sunday excursion to Waterloo moved from Nov 17 to Friday Nov 18. The train leaves at 1 PM and arrives 2:30 PM for the afternoon meeting, with an 10 PM return to Cedar Rapids. Seats are reserved, fare is 2.10 dollars round trip.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Rock Island
Tabernacle
Y. M GC AL
Rock Island Railway
Barnes Family Ties to Dix Governor Election
Mr and Mrs J C Barnes and family of 41a West Eighth street express interest in John A Dix’s gubernatorial bid. Their son Joe Barnes once worked for Dix at Thompson's Mill in New York and is now in St Paul. A Barnes sister-in-law, a schoolteacher, once taught the governor’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Barnes
West Eighth Street
John A. Dix
New York
Joe Barnes
Barnes
St. Paul
Dix
Thompson's Mill
Early resident George Reinhart dies suddenly in Waterloo
George Reinhart a 50 year resident of Black Hawk county died at 11 pm after being struck by a concussion of the brain yesterday. He worked at Bath Packing for nearly five years and earlier survived a two year old head injury. He was born in Germany July 9 1837 and moved to Bennington township then Waterloo. He leaves twelve children twenty two grandchildren and two great grandchildren with burial at Fritz Cemetery after a brief service at his home and the Fritz church.
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Black Hawk County
George Reinhart
Glendale Street
Bath Packing Company
Reinhart
Waterloo
Bennington Township
Germany
Iowa
Harriet Tenny
Bremer County
Joe Reed
Charles France
H. A. Dean
Rosa Leusen
C. J. Larrabee
Charles
George A. Reinhart
Frank Farnsworth
Rosa
John Earl
Mankato
Minn
Art Pett
Logansport
Ind
Fred Reinhart
Denver
Oscar Reinhart
Idaho
Katherine Burke
Christopher Reinhart
Cedar Falls
Fritz Cemetery
Eme McCullom Jones
Universalist Church
Fritz Church
Nes
Union Prayer Meetings Friday Across Eleven Points
Union prayer meetings will convene tomorrow morning at eleven sites nationwide, replacing district sessions. Districts are assigned to various churches including St Pauls Chapel Calvary Evangelical Grace M E E Linden chapel and Church of the Brethren with leaders Mrs A P Gill Rev Waiz Rev Beachler Miss Frances Miller Rev Hull Rev Rollins and Miss Maclaren.
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St. Paul's Chapel
Mra. A. P. Gill
Calvary Evangelical Church
B. Fourth Street
Waiz
Logan Avenue
United Doctors Welcome Inaugurates Waterloo Institute
A grand reception celebrated the opening of the United Doctors new Waterloo institute on Marsh Place. Patients from Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge and nearby towns crowded the second floor waiting rooms seeking free consultations as the physicians touted a new treatment system. Free examinations offered this month with regular fees after December 1.
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United Doctors
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
United
Districts listed with church leaders across multiple congregations
The document lists districts and their respective church venues and leaders. Districts 48 49 50 61 meet at Union Congregational led by Mr Sandford. Districts 62 53 54 57 68 61 meet at First Baptist led by Mr Honeywell. Districts 37 55 56 69 meet at Westminster Presbyterian on West Fourth Street led by Rev Val jant.
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Gill
Union Congregational Church
Sandford
First Baptist Church
Honeywell
Westminster Presbyterian Church
West Fourth Street
Valjant
Sunday Addresses West High Students
Rev Sunday spoke at the West High School assembly at 9 am on the value of leading a better life and early preparation for adulthood. He was joined by Mr Honeywell and several ministers who praised newspapers aiding the meeting. Tomorrow at 9 am he will address the East Side High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday
West Side High School
Honeywell
Mr Sunday
Waterloo
East Side High School
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Rapid Weight Loss
An article promoting Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless method to shed fat and achieve natural symmetry. It claims dramatic daily weight loss, better health, and affordability, noting drugstores sell tablets for 76 cents and that Marmola Co. offers mail orders from Detroit, Michigan.
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Marmola Co
Monroe Av
Detroit
Mich
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Pigkett
Black Hawk
Auditor Rainbow
Rene
Seene
Carron
MacEachron
Aos
Clarke
Sheldon
Dickson
Waltons
Ate— Hayward
EK. Welt
Sanders
D Youtz
P. S
Lang
Bleakley
Blake
Sopher
Jensen
Morrow
R. Sodeeet
Curran
Deyoe
Rweed Fm
Larane
Iowa State Bank
Miss Scott
Furs
Western Ave
White
Eves
G. E. Boyce
Optometrist
Cco
UNION
Priday
West High
Hart Schaffner & Macy
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
Ecliose
Barker
Ekart & Wilson
Indestructo
Neverbreak
Waterloo Shoe Co
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