Illinois Central seeks US Supreme Court review of Iowa anti pass law
The Illinois Central railroad and attorney Ben L Sallinger filed at Des Moines to challenge Iowa anti pass provisions. They claim the clause barring passes for attorneys or surgeons unless their work is their main occupation is unconstitutional on four grounds and may nullify the whole act. An appeal to Washington is planned regardless of Iowa’s ruling with Attorney General Byers preparing a response.
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Timolé Central Railroad
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Ben L ‘Sallinger
Car‘roll
Des. Moines
Prief
United States Supreme Court
Schultz
Ilinois Central Road
Aiman
Cigt
Rairoad
Congress
Washington
Northern Lights season tickets sell. military play to aid armory
Advance sales for Company C's production Northern Lights report strong demand as nearly one third of seats are gone. The historically themed show aims to fund gym, athletic director, and clubroom improvements at the armory. Also noted is a quiet wedding of Miss Mabel Enburg and Mr John A Hyatt officiated by Rev Kamphofer.
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Northern Lights
Custer
West
Company C
Enburg-Hyatt
Dena Enburg
Mabel Enburg
John A. Hyatt
C. H. Kamphoefner
Methodist Church
Missing relatives seek mother’s burial place and kin
Mrs Minnie Shepherd of Burlington Town asks readers to help locate her mother Pauline Stubaus and other relatives. She details her suspected death in an eastern hospital around the 1880s and asks for anyone knowing Kate Wermann, Ralph Talbot, or other kin to contact her. She cites a life split between Des Moines Iowa and Chicago Illinois and asks for information to prove her claim of kinship. Will also publish notice regarding The Savoy candy store opening with harpist D B Austin.
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Oregon
Mary ‘King
Des Moines
Iown
Hanover
Germany
America
John Hermann
New York
Ohio
August Stubaus
Oxford
Chicago
Ilinois
Mary I. Alexander
Kate Wermann
Pauline Stubaus
Minnie Shephard
Burlington
Town
Shephard
Webster City Begins Second Street Paving Project
The town drives ahead with paving at the Second and Superior intersection as contractors Sullivan and Zitterell push work after a long local push. The article also notes road district bids, a tile contract for Olmstead No. 6 at 10700, and an August 1 payment extension in Brennecke district No. 29. It includes obituaries for Mary Ann Kahl and Lena Kimmel Beckner and a hospital appendicitis operation on Ruth Donaldson.
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Webster City
Dity
J. D. Riste
John G. Sullivan
W.J. Zitterell
Freeman- -Tribune
Freeman- Tribune
Board of Supervisors
Olmstead District No. 6
Tuscola Supply & Construction Company
Thoreson
McDonald
Wood
Gilbert
Strever
Pettinger
Frui
Olmstead
Breitenkamp-Gannon
Board of Appraisers
Brennecke
High School Pupils Prepare for Boone Valley Meet and Declamatory Contest
Webster City notes that Eagle Grove hosts the Boone Valley field meet and declamatory contest on May 14. Webster City will not field declamatory entries but will assist with the evening program at the new Eagle Grove armory opera house. A high school quartet from Webster City is being trained by Miss Alta Green to perform songs. The octette comprises Allene Nelson Gladys Mauch Rosalind Cook Genevive Brown Harold Meekins Dick Ferrell Louis Grafftunder and Glen Martin. Williams Wasp reports Captain Will F Smith of Webster City visited Williams and recalled earlier times when locals kept a spare key ready for his arrivals.
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Boone Valley
Eagle Grove
Webster City
New Armory Opera House
Alumni Society Seeks Noted Speakers for Banquet
Webster City High School Alumni Society reaches preliminary plans for this year’s graduating class banquet. Officers elected include President Douglas Huff and Vice president Ralph Tucker with Miss Cora McCullough as secretary treasurer. Committee work begins on hall banquet speakers music and decorations as they aim to settle dance or no dance at the outset. A follow up meeting will decide the annual bone of contention.
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Webster City High School Alumni Society
Douglas Huff
Ralph Tucker
Cora’ McCullough
Dr. Moore
Davenport
Congregational
Hall
Myrtle Sullivan
Essie Bailey
Elsie Golden
Ollie Jewett
Yrtle Sullivan
Ethel Hathway
Geo
C. Tucker
John Key
Will Go on the Road Harry Ross Leaves Barber Shop
Harry Ross, long time in the J. B. McCollough barber shop, quits barber work for health reasons. He will join the Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company of Marshalltown as a commercial traveler and move his home to continue in the city. Will House succeeds him at the McCollough shop.
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Will
Harry
Will House
Mr. Ross
McColloungh
Photographer Geo F Johnson to close gallery soon
Geo F Johnson the photographer plans to close his gallery here around the tenth of next month and intends to rest about six months. He may resume business afterward, but details are not yet settled. Typewriter ribbons also available at this office.
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Geo. F. Johnson
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United States
Supreme
Seeling
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Savoy
D. B. Austin
Second
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Intersec
Mary Ann Kahl
Livingston County
Walnut Street
C. N. Kahl
Immy
Albert Moore
Kraft
Hugo
Kahl
Lena Kimmel-Beckner
Saunders County
Nebraska
I. N. Beckner
Reity
Christian Church
J. D. Kimmel
S. S. Bslick
Stratford
Ruth Donaldson
W. S. Weston
Williams
Will F.smith
Hst
Alumni Society
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