Merchants Gather for Iowa State Retail Convention in Dubuque
The Iowa State Retail Merchants Association opens its annual convention in Dubuque tomorrow at 10 a.m. over three days. Waterloo leads with 12 delegates headed by secretary A Fenton, facing rival delegations from Davenport Council Bluffs and Okubo. Delegations travel by train and carload groups as sessions map at the new Julien hotel near the State University of Iowa.
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Waterloo Retail Merchants
Asvation
Lowate Retail Merchants’ Association
Dubuque
Tomor
Waterloo
Retary A. Fenton
Dujué
Campu
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Okuk
State University of Iowa
Julien Hotel
State Aviation
J. Y W. Schaefer
Iowa State Retailrchants’ Association
Supreme court docket list for September term
The docket for the September term includes appeals from Delaware and Buchanan counties. Cases name Ida C. Jamison, George McCork, Levi Todd, C. B. F trtright, and others against the state and various defendants. Also listed are suits involving the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, National City Bank, and several estates and administrators. Grounded in the reader’s scanned records, the docket names multiple appellants and counties with diverse litigation against corporate and state entities.
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Supreme Court
Pettit
Ida C. Jamison Ve
George McCork
Delare County
Levi M. Todd
Siate Ik
Edgwood
Delaware County
Roseckenburg
William Bryam
Lanois Central
Pelant
dandlan-Buck Manufacturing Co
Delant
Forge Et al
Art Manufacturing Co
M. FF. ‘Tr
The
Chicago Rock and & Pacific Railway
National City Bank of Chicago
Ibank State Bank Et al
Appells
Bernice L. Young
N A. Young
Tannah M. Kenyon
Go. M. Roberts
Kiefer Vs. Banking Co
Iton Ozius
State of Town
P.M. Freen
D. C
New York Bank Approved to Open Twelve Branches
New York banks win permission to open twelve New York City branches after a Washington treasury action. The Chatham and Phenix National Bank will establish the expansions, signaling a shift from prior strict limits. Authorities cited the federal reserve system as a basis for the move.
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York Bank
New York
Washington
Chatham d Phenix National Bank
New York City
Jay
E Bank of California
Treasury
Onrstood
Methods Name T316 Ministers
A long list of Methodist ministers assigned to numerous Iowa districts and churches. The roster includes names, towns, and churches across Davenport, Noor, and Marshalltown districts with indicating roles and quarterly conference ties. It catalogs pastors and appointments such as Cedar Falls Charles City and Waterloo Grace, detailing district superintendents and assignments.
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Bhassatt and Lawler
M. Lill
Cedar Falls
J. WY. Holland
Charles City
A B. Curran
Clarksville
A. G. Ward
Dumont— Dunkerton
H. B. Kaftshe
Elma
A. Davis
Floyd——E
DB. Wells
Frederika
W. A. Gibbons
Fredericksburg
R. L. Betlows
Geneseo
Mitchell
O. L. Thompson
Nashua
Paul P. Pease
New Hampton
New Hartford
W. A. Paris
Nora Springe
W. Soule
Northwood
Kensett
Thos
Carson
Osage
I. W. Court
Parkersburg
G. W. Self
Plainfield
Jesse Underwood
Plymouth
J. Starr
Pleasant Ridge
A. N
Grace
Alburnett
C. G. Listed
Anamosa
L. C. Leineu
Andrew
C. D. James
Bennett
K. J. Prescont
Terham
Joseph Yates
Tuck Creek
G. J. Chalice
Calamus
W. A. Buell
Camanche and
le Claire
E. B. Morton
Central City
C. G. Fort
Center Junction
J. C. Davis
Clarence
Lisbon
James Ballz
London
Oxford
Low Moor
P. N. Dwelle
Marion
A. F. Northrup
J. B. Jones
Maquoketa
I. A. Bartholomew
Martelle
B. 5. Bailey
MacClausland
R. M. Ackerman
Mechanicsyile
W. WN. Gaker, Miles—L. Ll. Lockard
Monmouth
BR. Milloté
Morley
W. G. Smith
Monticellor
Isarr
Mt. Vernon
W. C. Keeler
Oasis
G. L. Meiserman
Olin—S. VY. Williams
Preston—Aa
W. Tongue
Ryan and
Sand Creek
A. W. Eager
Sabula
George Woodall
Solon
Ray Busenbark
Springville
J. W. Turner
Stanwood
George I. Shear
Tipton
W. FB. Vanburen
Tipton Cirt
O. C. Domer
West—Aa
W. Straub
Viola
W. A. Odell
West Branch
Wmn
Wyoming
H. J. Bowder
George WV. Sutherland
Young People’s Missionary
Imember
Clinton Quarter
Nuruque
W. G. Crawder
Suprintendent
Arlington
H. HH
Barton
Bonair
Guy Rutherford
Burr Oake
Walter Edie
Calmar
P. O. Hillman
Cascade
Henry Davies
Chester
J. C. Oleson
Cresco
Wm. Kirwin
Clermont
J. H. Graham
Colesburg
O. J. Pelter
Decor
Fairbank
H. W. Arman
Farley
Dyersville
W. J. Pyle
Fayette
B. Q. Brown
Greeley
B. A. Alexander
Guttenbere
W. T. Smith
Hazelton
A. Smith
Hawkeye
D. M. Verker
Independence
M. J. Locke
Lamont
S. C. Hrebelt
Lansing
Rogeoe Sires
Lima
W. EB
Butler
Lime Springs
P. 5
Perry
Luana
F. G. Young
Manchester
Hudson
Masonville
T. J. Cooper
Maynard
J_ E. Mitchell
McGregor
C. D. Paddicord
Monona
J_ B. Bird
New Albin
C. BR. Disney
L. Cook
Oelwein
F_ P. Shaffer
Ossian
F. O. Hoffman
Postville
P. M. Phillips
Quasqueton
C, FP
Kelly
Randalia
J. P
Williams
Ridgeway
G. A
Shoemaker
Strawberry Point
J. C. Rose
Sumner
Walter Piper
Volga City
T. M. Nielson
Waucoma
Burnard
Woman Finds Son in Prison Lifer Des Moines Tale
Des Moines reports a 60 year old West Virginia mother, Mrs. Casteel, who traced her son Oakley to Madison prison in Iowa after years of no letters. The son, Roy James, is serving a life term for murder. She appealed to the state parole board for help.
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Des Moines
West Virginia
Oakley Casteel
Roy James
Looter and Trainside Gunplay End in Rider’s Death
A young man avoiding harvest travel rode freight trains and was robbed by Hobues. After spending his money he consorted with hard characters who pressured him to rob others. He shot and killed a Wealthy cattleman returning from market when a conductor intervened. He told his mother he thought the conductor had a gun and planned to kill him.
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Hobues
Cayteel
Dictionary of Simplified Spelling Debuts in Courier
The Courier and Messenger prints notice of Amal Velume’s UA Dictionary of Simplified Spelling. Compiled by Frank IL Vizelelly UL D, published by Funk and Wagnalls of New York and London. It offers an alphabetical, quick reference of terms in simplified spelling and lists ten spelling rules.
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Tha Courier
Neporter
Amal Velume
Frank IL Vizelelly
Itt. D. UL. D
Funk & Waginls Company
New York
London
lin,Buistry
Germans Preserve French Art Works in Occupied Cities
Berlin dispatch reports Germans safeguard art seized from French cities during occupation. Museums and churches like Mets and Saint Mihiel hold works saved from shell fire at Brains Hattonville and St Michiel. Municipal authorities request protection, with lists of owners kept for postwar restoration. readers urged to check Want Ads in the Wide Awake pager.
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Berlin
Tuckerton
N. J.j
Lagency
Paris
France
Mets
Btain
Hattonvillier
St. Michiel
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