Cummins support urged by Iowa paper editors
Editor notes Robert G. Cousins is out of the congress race and Birdsall or Cousins may stump for Allison. Du buque Times-Journal quotes praise for Cummins, arguing he has fought corporate influence, led a political shift, and can energize the Senate against entrenched interests. The Odebolt Chronicle forwards Hubbard's letter urging Cummins’ nomination, signaling a broader Rooseveltiinspired reform drive in Iowa politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Cousins
Congress
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Boards of Supervisors
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
Towa
Movement For Freedom
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Neighborhood Notes Roundup from Cass County Church and Local Families
The Christian Endeavor society at Cass Center church reorganized with Nettie Todd as president. Ladies Aid of Oak Glen met with Mrs J D Lee. Infant Russell, son of Mr and Mrs T Ludlow, is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs Asher Grover returned from Webster City. L M Harris visited relatives in Hagle Grove. B H Sutton and family visited Frank Hollis. Delegates J L Lenhart W H Clow George Smith and Frank Hollis elected to Cass township county convention. Mrs J B Merritt and daughter Daisy Fielder left for Lena Illinois. Feb 12 sales totaled 5160 before 3 pm. Geo Frayne works on Talcott farm through winter. Hay at Mike Wareham sale sold around 2 25 per ton. Geo Gillman under doctor care for serious slip. Louis Mason’s family ill but improving. Mason gifted sons a Shetland pony. Co O Hecht joined dep ot Williams. Ed Johnson family planning move to Miller SD. Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Cass Center
Nettie Todd
Ladies Aid Society of
Oak Glen
J. D. Lee
Russel
T. Ludlow
Asher Grover
Webster City
L. M. Harris
Hagle Grove
B. H. Sutton
Frank Hollis
J. L. Lenhart
W. H. Clow
George Smith
Cass Township
J. B. Merritt
Daisy Fielder
Lena
Illinois
Geo. Frayne
Talcott
Mike Wareham
Geo. Gillman
Louis Mason
O. Hecht
Williams
Ed Johnson
Miller
Colorado-bound families and local visits noted
Charles Nelson and family plan to establish a future home in Colorado after buying land there. Master George Johnson accompanies them for health reasons and will stay for a period. Joe Johnson sent a carload of hogs to Chicago markets. Jeff Woodmansee of Woolstock visited the Hines family. Mrs. John Simon and daughter Sophia attended Mrs. S's nephew Witeman's funeral in Ft. Dodge. Witeman, a conductor, was killed at Valley Junction by his own train while switching. Frank Cofton visits from Colorado with his daughter Mrs. P. Phillips. Edith Richardson, district No. 9 teacher, concluded a successful term. Thomas Dundon of Dakota visits his parents. Eli Jensen hosted a dancing party Tuesday evening February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nelson
Colorado
George Johnson
C. Nelson
Joe Johnson
Chicago
Jeff Woodmansee
Woolstock
Hines
John Simon
Sophia
Ft. Dodge
Witeman
Valley Junction
Frank Cofton
P. Phillips
Edith Richardson
Thomas Dundon
Dakota
Eli Jensen
Local Farm Moves and County Election Notes
Dick Johnson plans to move to the R J Hurd farm list set for March, vacated by Id Fjetland. Four voters at the primary elected two delegates A J Smith and W W Loban and chose Ole Millang for the county convention. John Minard will haul coal for Burkee Bros. Ernest Bryan aided W W Loban with costs last Friday. A J McCoy hauling corn to John Sloan at 46 cents a bushel. The Geo Williams sale drew strong prices and speed, with Mr Marvel handling the bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Johnson
R. J. Hurd
Id Fjetland
Gesley Knickerbocker
Co. B. Holdeman
A. J. Smith
W. W. Loban
Ole Millang
John Minard
Burkee Bros
Ernest Bryan
A. J. McCoy
John Sloan
Geo. Williams
Mr. Marvel
Local News Briefs From McCallsbore Area
Sunday to Tuesday visits by Helen Thompson and friends. Last lecture course announced at Hilsworth Thursday. Pearson relatives visited Kamrar last Monday. Lincoln Sunday school class to serve ice cream cake and chicken pie at D R Hawks home on Valentine’s night. Willis and Thompson plan extensive tile work this summer. Crawford delivered about thirty hogs at Radcliffe Saturday. Infant son of Sam and Mrs. Thompson buried Tuesday. Belle Wide visited Wm Littles and N R Olson homes. Mrs J E Pearson went to Webster City for hospital treatment. Caudle attended Adams sale at Pleasant Hill Wednesday. Archie and Jesse Eide ill with grip. Infant daughter of Earl and Mrs Dalbey very sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thompson
McCallsbore
Hilsworth
D. A. Pearson
Kamrar
Lincoln
D. R. Hawks
St. Valentine’s
Wm. Willis
Henry Thompson
A. P. Crawford
Radcliffe
Sam Thompson
Belle Wide
Wm. Littles
N. R. Olson
J. E. Pearson
Webster City
Wm. Caudle
Adams
Pleasant Hill
Archie
Jesse Eide
Earl Dalbey
Lincoln Community Notices and Local Appointments
Lincoln news lists visitors, farm help, and family health updates. Hattie Olson returned from Illinois. Mrs. William Littles recovers from grip. Scott Abell to work for Will Buckels of Jewell. John Skilbert aided his ill uncle in Blairsburg. Buckels family visits. infant Dalby ill but improving. District No. 3 prepares a basket supper to buy an organ. Wedding bells anticipated. February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Olson
Illinois
William Littles
Scott Abell
Will Buckels
Jewell
Mr. Buckels
Mr. Abell
John Skilbert
A. K. Haverston
Blairsburg
Alva Buckels
James Buckels
A. K. Hoversten
Inllinois
Oscar Thompson
Colorado Lands sale tour announces generous water rights
J Herbert Letts of the M Strain Investment Co Lamar Colorado advertises a land sale tour March 1 to 15 in Webster City Iowa at Major N P Hyatt office. He touts rich sandy loam soil in the eastern irrigated district watered by Fort Lyon canals with water rights included. He promises easy ownership and high yields from crops and invites old friends to obtain a free land list and descriptions while prices are low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Strain Investment Co
Lamar
Colorado
Fort Lyon
Webster City
N. P. Hyatt
Freeman-Tribune
Iowa
J. Herbert Letts
Public Sale of Live Stock and Farm Equipment Near Ellsworth
A public sale of 127 head of livestock and farm machinery will be held at the seller’s farm five miles north of Ellsworth on Wednesday February 19 1908 starting at 10 o clock. The catalog includes 10 horses 62 cattle 65 hogs several implements and household goods with terms cash under five dollars and one year on larger balances at 8 percent interest. Proceeds benefit C E Caruth and S L Iverson with M H Brinton as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Rose Grove
Jewell
Arid
Poland
China
Avery
Concord
de Laval
E. Caruth
S. L. Iverson
M. H. Brinton
Notice to Contractors for Wicks drainage ditch bids
Bids closed at 12 noon March 3 1908 by Hamilton County Iowa for Wicks drainage ditch No 46 sections 1 2 3 4 with 8 10 12 and 14 inch tiles. Each bid must include 10 percent certified check. Work to be finished by July 1 1908. Information and plat on file with county auditor in Webster City. Dated February 1908. O A Cragwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Hamilton County
Webster City
Hamillton County
Iowa
Wicks
Towit
Auditors
Town
O. A. Cragwick
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Cousins
Allison
Cumming
United’ States
Des Moines
Cummins
United States Senate
LaFollette
Senate of the
United States
Republican Party
A. B. Cummoins
Dubuqque
W. HE. Hamilton
Washington
D. C
Hamilton
William H. Taft
E. H. Hubbard
Guy Finley
Joe Stover
John O. L. Johnson
Chas. Cochran
Pete House
Therr
Maud Millett
Aga
Manbeck
Anna
May Hagen
Reynolds
Edna Perry
Dave Jewell
Marshalltown
Ed Perry
Fremont
Emerson Gang
Emerson
Webster City Implement Co
Jones
W. A. Jones
Creston Dude
Lady of the West
A. P. Mason
Louis Houge
T. A. Davenport
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