Nominations of the various parties in the state and county
The article lists nominees by party for state, district, and county offices, including Republican, Democratic, Prohibition, and Socialist slates. It notes that Prohibitionists did not field a county ticket and provides candidate names for governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, state superintendent, judges, railroad commissioners, and legislative seats, with county tickets for the Democratic and Republican parties and both socialist tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Carroll
Bloomfield
George W. Clark
Adel
W. C. Hayward
Davenport
John L. Bleakly
W. Grove
W. W. Morrow
Afton
George Cosson
Audubon
A. M. Deyoe
Garner
Supreme Court
Horace
EB. Deemer
Red Oak
William D- Evans
Hampton
Jerk
Burgess W
Garrett
Leon
Wendell W. Cornwall
Spencer
David J. Palmer
Washington
Clifford Thorne
Congress
Charles FE. Pickett
Waterloo
Fudge District Court
Franklin C. Platt
Charles E .Rensler
Independence
H. Jacob Pfeiffer
Cedar Falls
Henry W. Grout
Jeverioer Claude R. Porter
Center“ile
Parley Sheldon
Ames
A. J. Anders
Oelwein
John W. Blake
Atlantic
James V. Curran
Ouumwa
C. E. Walters
Toledo
Supreme Court—Aa
van Wagenen
Sioux City
P. B. Wolfe
Clinton
Robert van Boskirk
Marengo
George Harnagel
Des Moines
Walter H. Dewey
Charlton
Nixon P. Jones
John D. Dennison, Jr
Dubuaque
Sherman
W. DeWelf
Relnbeck
John D. Liffring
A. MacHachron
M. SM. Dickson
Marshalltown
Byron BE. Youtz
W. P. Sopher
Oskaloosa
P. Knutson
Clear Lake
Lee W. Lang
Muscatine
Fred Jensen
Pocahontas
John Kent
Waukee
T. F. Willis
Clarinds
Emil R. Nalte
Dubuque
C. B. Coboon
Emmetsburg
W. H. Lyon
Creston
George H. Schuett
Emma W. Popejoy
Pearl J.philabaum
Burlington
Bert Vilas
Madrid
Luther Minor Hawver, Jr
J. J. Rainbow
F. T. Bentley
S. M. Bentley
F. MM. Shores
Chas. H. Plummer
Wirt P. Hoxie
Harry A. Moore
Nathan B. Barber
C. A. Waterbury
Board of Supervisors
A. W. Steeley
Do. A. Rownd
John Anderson
W. C. Leland
M. B. Nef
A A. T. Whittle
Ralph A. Eilts
Sherif William M. Ward
Thomas Dunn
Ralph A. Dunkelbere
Howard QO
Douglas Smith
A. M. Wight
Horace Gdams
W. J. Brayton
Frank Bechle
P. L. Christensen
H. A. Lane
Surgeon advertises painless tonsil removal for children
Dr. W. R. Coth ern offers painless tonsil and adenoid removals for a small surgical fee in his Lafarett Building office. He claims dramatic improvements in nasal speech snoring and hearing, urges no delay, notes hours and extra charges for x ray and town calls. He cautions against switching doctors after an exam.
Local notes from Winslow and Cedar Falls area
Fred Becker has begun shredding in this vicinity. Kathéryn Cortright was home over Sunday. M. Jennings of Cedar Falls transacted business here Monday. Dan Corrigan shipped a carload of stock from Winslow on Sunday. Mrs. Jacobs of Cedar Falls spent a few days at the Walter Robinson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Fred Becker
Kathéryn Cortright
Footballists Meet Tonight at Waterloo Lumber Office
A football meeting is scheduled for 8 o'clock this evening in the Waterloo Lumber company office. The gathering is called for those interested in a game slated for Phanksgiving day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Lumber Company
Slender clues in Waterloo train death case
The mangled body found on the Chicago Great Western tracks in Home Park near the Kingsley farm is believed to be John Flummelt of Dubuque, long suspected by Waterloo casket factory staff. Identification is incomplete with tattoo and coat mark the only definite details and no inquest held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Park
Kingsley Farm
John Flummelt
Dubuque
Waterloo Casket Factory
O'Keefe & Towne Undertaking
Flummelt
United States Tailoring Company of
Chicago
E. Delorum
Waterbury
King's Daughters
M. EB. Church
E. A. Boggs
Leland Avenue
Remick Dies of Tuberculosis in Waverly at 41
John T. Remick of Waverly dies after a long service as teacher county superintendent of Bremer, banker director and Methodist church worker. Born December 24 1869, he leaves wife Lucinda Tegtmeier and his widowed mother. Funeral Thursday at 2 in the Methodist church with local and visiting pastors. He is mourned as a trusted civic and educational leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
John T. Remick
Benjamin F. Remick
University At
Manhattan
Kaw
Plainfield
Bremer County
Remick
First National Bank of
L. B. Hamilton laid to rest in Waterloo
The remains of L. B. Hamilton who died in Denver arrived in Waterloo with his widow and James L. Hamilton of Grand Junction. Funeral services were held at the Melrose home and later at Fairview cemetery with the Elks in attendance. Family members from Michigan Ohio and Ontario were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Hamilton
Denver
Colo
Waterloo
James L. Hamilton
Grand Junction
Melrose
Third Avenue West
Fairview Cemetery
E. D. Hull
Grace M. E. Church
Battle Creek
Mich
BH. D. Hamilton
Jackson
G. N. Chite
Chute
Toledo
Ohio
Fisher
Godrick
Ontario
Sindlinger Ice Cream Co public notice of marks and bottles
Public notice from Black Hawk County Iowa that Sindlinger Ice Cream Co filed in the county recorder’s office the names and marks used on receptacles for milk and cream and ice cream in Waterloo. Bottles carry Sindlinger. boxes cans and cases bear 5S Lt Co and 8 D Co marks. Penalty up to 100 fine or 30 days imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindlinger Ice Cream Company
County Recorder
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Sindlinger Ice Cream Co
Waterloo
Sindlinger
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W. R. Cothern
Lafarett Building
Thar
Ruey
John Riley
Stillle
O'Keefe & Towne
Nut
James Roche
Ricker Street
Almira
Tows
Roche
John
Methodist Church
W. G. Crowder
Albert Rice
Congregational Church
R. W
Pierre
South Dakota
LaGear
Lansing, Mich
Walter H. Rollins
J. H
Laura A. Hubbard
West
Third Avenue
C. C. Canfield
Loyment Agency
Terton
Cedar Rails
Winnipeg
Waterloo Shoe CO
Henderson’s
Logan House Pharmacy
The
Waterloo Conservatory of Music