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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
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J. 2. DODGE.

j P. Dodge was born in, Franklia
county. Massachusetts, April 26th
1882, and died at his, home on Wes
Union street, Wednesday, March s
1912, At the age Of twenty two years
he removed to Rockford, Illinois, apt
remained there ten years. coming te
Manchester in 1864, and settling on
q farm in Prairie township. where
he lived until 1898: He then sold
his farm and moved to Manchester
He was united in marriage with Sar.
ali Ann Lawrence, July Is, 1862, at
Rockford, Illinois, who died in this
city June -, 1911. Mn Dodge is sur
siyed by two daughters: Mrs. S. E.
Turner of Doland. South Dakota,
and Mrs. G. s. Williams. who has
resided with her father since the
death of her mother a few months
ago. He is also survived by one
brother, John A.. Dodge Of Waterloo.
These together with Mr.. Turner and
IA niece from Waterloo were here
70 attend the funeral services. which
were held from the residence ON Fri
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Rev,
J. F. Black, pastor OF the Methods.
Episcopal Church, ct this, city official
Ing. Burial was made in Oakland
cemetery. +. ~. 4.
The deceased was a thoroughly up
right man, who enjoyed reputation
for the highest integrity and whose
character was above reproach4 In
he death OF il p. Dodge the COM
nunity has lost good man and an
excellent citizen.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING.
jsY CLASS. '':@ 4 Rs

49,,
The graduatfns ae1assssos sna ssfan:
hester High school consists Of thir-
y four pupils The following are
the class officers: President, Merle
<, Reed; secretary, Harold Al Hoyt,
Ind treasurer, Ruth Btllingsley.
The members Of the class are as
.,ollows: III Lucille Arnold, Verna At
1inson, Merle K, Reed, Ruth Bill
tngsley, Joe Pentony, Harold A. Hoyt,
Glen Smith, Luella Cook, Maggie
;heppard. Mary Gates, Ethel Trumb:
zee, Mabelle Munson, Gladys Thomas,
Dorothy Reyes, Cecil Dutton, Henry
duffy, Forest Jones, Margaret Dit.
ner, Leapold Haas, Leo Champlin,
Iaylo Dittmer, Frances Ryan, E}ma
.Velterlen, Sarah Scanlon, Kate
tones. Elizabeth Hutchinson, Helene
Fisher, Julia starbird, Isabelle Durey
Vemba Dunlap, Vida Davis, Alice
aeisner, Mildred Eliot, and Harvey
Hampstead.
The class colors are lavendar and
white. The class flower and motto
re yet to be chosen.
q ~ 2 4. q 3
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13

IN. I. B. Richmond Of Chicago is
in Manchester greeting old friends.
III. A. Won oven was here from
Beloit, Wisconsin, last week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w, Lewis will
entertain company of trends
dinner Thursday evening. .
-Mesdames George S. Lister, CT r.
ence Lister and Frank Assmus az
tended the funeral of Mrs. John Pres
ton at Ryan Monday:
County Clerk Graham issued E
marriage license during the past wee
to John E. Lane, aged rs, and Miss
Elizabeth B. Dare, aged rs.
Mrs. A. M. Cloud entertained {
company of friends Saturday evening
at her home on Main street. There
were twenty guests present. I.
Miss Ivadel Thompson OF Water
loo has accepted the position q:
sfenographer and bookkeeper at tn.
Hoyt, Denton & Hesner real estat.
office.
The K. of P. lodge will give {
private dancing party at the CASH
Hall on Wednesday evening, Marc
goth. Carpenters Sorchestra will
furnish the music.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
E: M. Carr.
w. F. Dn,1nuny,
w F. CIroSkey

Committee on resolutions.
E. NJ. Carr moved that the res.lu
lions as reported by, the committee
,e adopted by the convention and
stated reasons why he believed thai
lis motion should prevail.
E. B. Porter moved to amend the
eso,mtioEs by substituting the name
4 Champ Clark for that OF Wilson
He said that there were some CLAIR
nen among the delegates, who woult
like to be counted for Clark. and that
.fter they were ,outnumb cred on the
ycte, as they expected to be, they
would consent to a unanimous vote
in favor OF the Wilson resolutions
r. Pcrter's amendment was second
ed and a roll call resulted .dn 81
;otes fer WILSON, and for Clark.
The Delhi delegation was the only
one that voted for Clark The amend.
ment having been defeated, the
righnal motion for the adoption CT
.he resolutions as reported by the
committee was put to a vote and
,arried unanimously. The convention
then adjourned.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
BANK CHANGES.


The changes in the name and offf,
GERS of the State Savings bank which
were announced sometime ago were
carried into effect on Monday Of this
week. The name Of the bank has
been changed to The Farmers and
MERCHANTS state Savings bank t1f
y The officers and directors of the
institution are as follows: %a E
B. Clark, president.
j. r. Graham, vice. president.
A-F. E. Dutton, cashier u.
w, w. Matthews, assistant cashier
James Burbridge, bookkeerer.
!. Directors-B. Clark, j.; F. Graham
Fred H. tMunson, w. N. Wolcott, F.
NJ: Burbridge, Grant Brayton, A. W.
Maurer, G. J.. Hockaday, A. NJ. Cloud !,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
MRS. JOHN Il. PRESTON.

The eadth Of Mrs. John H. Pres.
ton occurred at her home at Ryan, FIR
aay, March 8, 1872 Mara Baxter
was born in County Frmanah, Ire
land, June 2, 1899 and came to Anr
erica with her parents at the age
u twelve years and settled lin Pitts
-urg, Penn; where they lived for
several years. afterwarl! coming t..
Delaware county. The deceased was
married to John H. Preston. at Ryan
November II. 1867 and to this union
five children were born, four Of whom
together with her husband are left to
mourn her death. The surviving
children are Mrs. Bessie Flack,
Bayne Lake, Alberta, Canada. Mrs.
Susie Miller, Hazen, Arkansas, Mrs.
Nellie Brown, Frankfort, South Dako-
ia. She is also survived by the
following brothers and sisters: Mrs.
lanes Mccoy, Winthrop, Mrs. E.
E.. McCloud, Ryan, James r. Baxter.
Livermore, California and Robinson
Baxter, Galya, Iowa.
The funeral services were held
from them ethodist church: at Ryan,
Monday morning. Rev.. F. Black,
pastor of'sthe N Methodist II Episcopal
church of thigsesty stUfftc'a dns ss'lhs
terment was made in Silver Creek
cemetery q ,.-3
Mrs. Preston was q Life long mem
Yer OF the Methodist church and
was a woman much beloved by al
who knew: her: To the bereaYed rel
.tives is extended the deepest sym
pathy ofstheirgmany Delaware county
friends.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
MRS ADDIE 6. P.EAsE.:

At her home in Kennewick, Wash
'ington, March 6, 1912, occurred the
Heath OF Mrs. Addie G. Pease. Th6
deceased was born in Strawberry
Point, March 20, 1854 and was res
cent OF that place until 1906, when
she removed to Manchester, her
husband succeeding her in death in
April 1910. In November 1911 Mrs
2ease removed to Kennewick, Wash
ington. She is survived by two
brothers, L. c. Gardner OF Kennewick
and E. o. Gardner Of Wayne Nebr. S
ka.
The remains were brought to
Strawberry Point for burial and the
funeral service. will be held at that
place this wednesday, afternoon.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
REELECTED EXALTED RULER OF
THE ElkS.

At the annual meeting of Davenport
Lodge No. 29S. B. P. o. E., held las.
Tuesday evening, March 5sh, DR.. c.
L. Leigh, formerly of Manchester
was reelected exalted ruler. The
meeting was largely atte1 led and a
class OF IA candidates was initiated
This brings the total membership in
Davenport to 615.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

be i. l. 8 = Il p " e. W 4 Z Is Z
I On Friday evening. March Sth,
bout sixty relatives and neighbors
assembled at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Welterlin and assisted that
worthy, couple in properly commemor-
iting their twenty-third wedding an
liversarN The gathering was in the
way OF a surprise which completely
COX Mr.. and Mrs. Welterlin una
wares and as soon as the excitement
had subsidized, the visitors. were rem
tered a royal welcome. A bountifu1
,epast was served. After a pleasant
evening the guests took their dc.
parture. wishing Mr.. and Mrs, Wei
.erlin many years Of happiness AMI
pleasant returns OF the day.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13

| Harry Scothorn. spent Snnda!
with friends in Dubuque.
| w. ]. Mccormick spent Sunday
with friends in Waterloo.
| Miss Beryl Camery OF Independ
ence was a Manchester visitor Fri
day.
Mrs. J. w. Brazelton Ct RyaI
was an over Sunday visitor In this
city.
John F. Carr Of Lamont was a
Manchester visitor part of last
week.
Harry Kephart enjoyed visit
last week from Bush Moran OF
Usage.
Mrs. Frank Carpenter OF Alnoral
Is visiting with relatives in Man
chester @
Miss Margaret Florine spent ov-
ers Sunday with relatives in Cedar
Rapids. e, 4. 4. &.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Klonus OF
Winthrop were Manchester visitors g:
Monday.
Homer Daker. lot Walker, Iowa.
was; the guests ofirelattyes at Golden
over Sunday. j. !:.
The roller skating season closed
last Friday evening at the Central
Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs.IL. G. Wells enjoy
ed a visit last week from Fred Rab-
aau OF Oakdale. Iowa. IS
Mrs. James Bishop Ia enjoying
visit at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Grace Bishop at Golden.
Mrs.. VIII Reed very delightfully."-
entertained the members Ct the Five
Hundred Club last Friday evening.
&C. Pride and daughter Olive
were called to Washington, Indiana,
last week by the serious illness Of
Mr.. Prides brother William.
-Edxewood is to have new bank
The bank will be known as Farm
ers Savings Bank OF Edgewood and
will be capitalized at SIS, 100000. L.
s. Fisher, formerly supervisor OF
Clayton county, will be president:
Anton Funk, vice president. and H.
w. Putz, cashier. "
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
ANNA GARRY.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Garry OF Ma
aonville mourn the loss OF their
seven year old daughter, Anna, who
passed away March 5th, after a
weeks Illness with pneumonia. The
funeral services were held from the
Catholic church at Masonyille last
Wednesday, Rev. Father Lonergan Of.
.iciating. Interment was made in
st: ;Mary's cemetery at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Garry have the sin
,ere sympathy Of their many frienda
IN their sad loss.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
CAPT. MERRY TO GIVE ADDRESS

Capt. J. Fl Merry goes to bunker
ton tomorrow "Wednesday. where
he will deliver his highly entertain
ing and instructive address on ZAP
pomattox" at the Methodist Episco-
1a4 Church. Capt. Merry has deliv-
cred this lecture in many cities in
iowa and also in the southern states.
Dunkerton's five, remaining veteran
Of the civil war, Henry, Hoofnagle,
Henry X. Meyers, David Magee, Hen
ry H. Hazel and Joseph Schwartz
will attend this lecture and enjoy a
camp tire with Captain Merry at
the close OF the lecture
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
/ SCHOOL ELECTION q ( \.

1t will be OF interest to many to
know that school election YVES held
in Manchester. on Monday of this
week. Two school directors were
elected. H. C. Smith and J. ]. Linsl-
say were chosen to succeed them :
selves. F. e. Dutton was also re-
elected treasurer. There were 81
votes cast, which looks as though
there isn't much kick on the WY
the present board is running h'ngs.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
ADAA RUSSELL.

Adah, the three year old daughter
ct Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Russell, passed
away last Saturday evening after a
three weeks illness, death. resulting
from pneumonia. On account OF
sickness in the family, the funeral
services were held from the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cowles, Monday
afternoon at two o'clock. Interment
was made in Oakland cemetery.
The grief stricken parents have
the sincere sympathy of the entire
community in their irreparable loss.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
AGENTS WANTEu.

Agents are making from Ave to t N dollars =
day. selling our Wonderful Brilliant Light
LAMP Burners. They At any lamp with sny
common fat wick and gives ten times more
light than the common burners with no SCOT.
smoke or ashes and nothing to break or get
out OF order ~ the generator in the burner
burns all the SCOT smoke and ashes and gives
you pure white light equal to gas or electric
light these burners are strictly guaranteed
in every way. Agents outfit complete thirty
cents or four burners complete for one dollar
Send In your order at once to the Western
Brilliant Light Co.. ssT v. Madison st. Chi
|capo. Ills " 1-wl
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13

joice because one on the as
pirants is so preeminerdty qualified
for the presidential office, and thai
one is Woodrow Wilsongcf New
Jersey. He, above all others, Is
specially qualified to deal with the
supreme contest now being waged
between privileged business and
human, rights. AS ripe scholar and
.JudeIt Ct world politics he will, if
given an opportunity, remove the
malignant combinations which now
afflict the country's economic system
without INJURY to anything that IS
LEI Ultimate or honest. He will do this
work much the same as does the
skilled surgeon, who removes the
malignant ulcer with the least poss.-
lie injury to the healthy tissue.
And Be It Further Resolved:
That present day conditions call
imp lively for just such a leader
as Woodrow Wilson. He has refused
to permit any privileged interest to
place him under obligations. thus
leaving him free to act for the peo-
..:e and all OF the people. We wan
him for our standard bearer, AMI
hereby instruct the delegates select
ed to represent Delaware county In
ne Democratic state convention to
be held at Burlington, Iowa, on May
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
erockhoLpERs OF MANcHEs.
TER AND ONEIDA RAIL
WAY COMPANY

$ Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Manchester and Onei
da Railway Company will be held
on April 2, 1912. at 1880 O'Clock p.
M, at the city council rooms in
Manchester, Iowa, for the purpose OF
electing five directors to fill the
places OF those whose terms expire
this years. And for the transaction
Of such other business as may come
before them.
Dated March z, 1912.
Joa Hutchinson,
President.
L. Matthews.
Secretary.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
DOUBLE HEADER.

The girls basket ball team Of the
high school are planning great
game for Friday of this week at the
Armory in this city when they will
contest with the Edgewood girls The
independence team will also con-
test with the NJ. II. 8. boys. s..
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
MRS. URSULA J. FISHER.

= Mrs. Ursula J. Fisher of Coffins
Grove township passed away Friday
March Sth. The funeral services
were held Sunday from the home,
Mrs. Fisher was the mother Of Mrs.
NJ. J. Breyfogel of this city. She
was ninety-four years OF age and
was ill but two days, death resulting
from pneumonia
Friends of the bereaved relative:
sympathize with them in their loss.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
FIRE At ST. xAvlERs SCHOOL

The fire department was called out
last Saturday afternoon to extingudsh
a small blaze list. Xaviers school,
The fire was caused from an over
heated furnace. Practically no DAM
age was done aside from burning two
large holes in the roof.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
WlThpRAWs FROM RACE For
CONGRESS.

R. E. Leach OF Independence has
announced his withdrawal from the
race as candidate for the repnbl-
can congressional nomination. This
leaves but two candidates in the,
field, A. D. Summer and Congressman
c. E. Pickett.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
EXTRA s,pEc,AI 500 OFFER.

Send it today and ret the cleanest and
best afternoon paper In lows until
September Ist. The Evening Tribune.
All national conventions held before that
time Get ali the news and get 1t cheap:
Hand your sHO0 to the publishersof this
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
DISTRICT COURT.

The March term of the dts ric
court Of this county opened Monday
morning, Judge Franklin c.. Plat
presiding. 5.,
| Up to the time Of going to press
the following business was disposed
Of: E i'm
L. r. Bushnell VS.. c. G. W. Ry,
Co. Settled and costs paid. 81
Rev. P. H. Ryan VS.. M. E. McEn-
any. Settled and costs paid.
Julia NJ. Stewart VS.. William Co
burn. Settled and cos.s paid.
w. H. Cooley vs.. j. E. Davis. SCI
tied and costs paid. as3#t,
"A. R. Heath VS.. James Harry and
Sylvia Harry. Settled and cos.
paid. , .ss y. y
Bert Aspland vs. F. S. Coleman et
al. Defendant given SO days IN
which to plead.
Probate. ,4s
Guardianship of Maude, Claire
and Raimly Pollard. Leave to In,
vest funds in FIT. Dodge residence
denied. t $5s nd
Estate Of J. X. Miller. Final re-
por. approved. Admin 3 rstor dl y
charged and bond released. Al.
Estate. Of James NJ. Stewart. Adj.
ministraor authorized to carry o r,ll I:
contract Of deceased and convey TO a
". Cloud on payment of consddera tor
by cash and first mortgage as pray
ed. Widow allowed $4,000 for sup
port, $4,000 OF same to be for sup.
port of daughter. .5s@ h.
Estate OF VIM. H. Malyin. Estate
reopened as prayed. s. @sas
!. Estate of Lena Haasis. Wdll 'sd-
mitted to probate. F. B. Blair an.
pointed administrator with will an =
nexed. Bond, 100000.
Guardianship of Harry c. Lyons. ~
]. Yonan appointed guardian ad Etem tenn
for minor.
Estate OF A. T. Hartbeck. Hearing
CT final report fixed for Monda5.
March 10. Notice by posting in three
public places in county, five days be,
fore hearing. j;S5'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. stiles have
been enjoying a visit from Miles b.
Fisher OF Berkeley, California. Mr..
Fisher is, Sunday School secretary
tor the nine Pacific states,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
.NoIlcE,

koTlcE.
General Delivery and Light Drayage.-
have changed my flag station from,
Cal Atkinson's store to Lafferty's store.
phone 254. also all orders left at Keiser
Bros feed store will receive prompt at
tention- Residence phone ZOE.
i-2mos. J. g. PROWSE.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13

Grand Jury for March Term.
3 The grand jury for this term con.
sists OF VIM. Sheppard, A. O. Bill
ings, /. c. Odell, Joe Haenig, Cyrus
Kenny, Adolph Becker and a. o.
Mead. The court appointed M.
Mead as foreman and instructed the
jurors at considerable length relative
to their duties. ;s#
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
! FOR. SALE.

Fine residence property on easy terms
Best location in city. Inquire Of
VIM. Barr. Jr..
i-3mo. Manchester. Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13

Ss. Milo Township Delcg ates.
VIM. Croskey, Ed. Sheppard, :. ! !
Sheppard, NJ. s. Banta.
1st Ward CITY Of Manchester Dele
II $55:z gates.
VIM. j. Davis, NJ. s. Van Auken
} Fred Hensey, Dan Hennessey, En-
met Huey, Richard Condor. I.
2nd Wsrd City Of Manchester Dele
satps. ..
NJ. p. Henneeasey, N. Powers. al
( len Barr, E. i "A. Atwaser, Jake Pef t
lon. Geo. Armistead, J. J. Goen
& Chas. Nice ormick.
4 srd Ward City Of Manchester Dele
gates.
~. S.s NJ, Carr, Thos. Noocan, Henry
Bronson, Hubert CARR J. Pen:ony.z
. De, aware outside Precinct Delegates.
j. j. Welterlen, Sam Welterln, y
n i. Coon, C. ~ F. DAVIS. \; .sa,
d Htopkinsen PresInct Delegates. sS
u. r. yvheeleas, Y, s. Conflls % g
ID. Kehoe, A. r. Wheeless, = I
Main. S Hogan, j. n NlcElmed
I RichIand Township Delegates.
II G. Fay, S. S: Ives " Pelley
-, R. Zemamek, John Smith, G. II
8 zemanek, C. w. Briggs, Ray Law.
y renee. Vi "a;
Delhi Township Delegates.
L.. NJ. Barnes, E. B. Porter. Jas
4 Burton, ]. w Hartman, ]. w. Cor
bin, Chas. Furman.
EariviIle Precinct Delegates. .
Henry stumpf, VIM. Wood. DEM s
\ Holdren, Geo. Milliard, j. E. Cava'
nagh, Pete Haas, Ted Ham.
coffins Grove Townchip Delegates.
John Mulvehill, VIM Radens, Thos
i Ryan, John Rieger, Ed Ryan, Pete,
\ Kelley.
Adams Township Deleg ates.
E. E. Coakley, W. H. Ward ant
\ others ss.5.i (
s. Prairie Township Delegates.
I'll; Robt. Barr, Michael Barr.
Hazel Green Township Delegates.
w. F. Drunrmy. James Hennessey
\ w. Shepard, P. H. Drummy. FREQ
{ McKeeyer, John Shepard.
On motion OF James Burton tn,
report OF the committee on creden
tiaas was unanimously adopted.
Thomas Noonan was them chaser
permanent chairman and E. B. Por
ter, permanent secretary.
On motion duly carried the chair
man was empowered and directed t
appoint committee of three OF
Vi resolutions, and the chair selecte.
as such comm ittee, w. F. Drulmmy
w. F. Croskey and 2. M. Carr.
The chair was also empowered an.
directed, by motion duly carried, t
appoint committee of three to re
port a list of eight delegates to rel
4 resent the county in the Democratic
{ state. convention to be held in Bul
lington on the 10th day Of next May.
Both committees retired -four cor
sultation and to prepare their repcra
The committee on delegates mad
the following report, which on mt
tion was accepted, approved an
adopted:
We the committee to select de
~ egates to attend the state conveMo
at Burlington to be held on the lot
day of May do select the followin
to represent Delaware county:
e. NJ. Carr, J.,J. Goen, Jchn "
Hartmam, J. S. mcconnell, Ellie
e Faust, Gene Ccakley, J. F. NICE
mech, Will Policy.
We, the committee, say that tt
delegates present at said conventic
be empowered to cast the full vet
+ OF the county.
Jas F. McDlmeel,
NJ. P. Hennessey,
]. W. Hartman
Committee on delegates.
The committee on resolutions the
reported the follow hg resolutions
the consideration Of the convention:
Be IT Resolved:
That the democrats of Delawa
county, in delegate convention q
sembled, rejoice because there a
within their party ranks SO maj
eminently qualified statesmen, W
are aspiring for the presidency
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
ron SALE.

Golden Oak Sectional Book Case for sale.
1--we sections. Inquire 1t this ONCE. II.
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ron SALE.

Duroc jersey and Poland China brood sSws:
also Registered and high-grade short-H Horn
Bulls. Call on or address. h. J. DUFFEY. y
Telephone 5A-2 on Is. Manchester. Iowa
6-tf.
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FeRs SALE
WANTED

Experienced Girl for Homework. Good
wages Hubert Carr. Manchester. Iowa.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
County superintendent

wish to announce that will be candidate
or denomination to the once Of county super
intendent. subject to the decision OF the dem
ocratic voters Of Delaware county.
@. D. RIBDLE.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
SALESMAN WANTED.

Tosellour products In Manchester and sur
rounding country. Permanent position and
big money to one with ambition and push.
3ond and reference required. For full parti-
:ulars write. GRAND UNION TEA CO..
lO-a-wks DUBUQUE. lows
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-28
Back to Grandma's Medicine

Mr. Mabel Howe OTIS occurring to r. w G. A. audience
Eeyery girl should her head twice day. It's
better than medicine"
science antitoxins
Murphy buttons and budock and
handed
we respectful Wiley told
there table
70 Didn't when he
that pretty harbor refuge for bacteria?
We mo individual
Tooth brush towel drinking cup? We did Who sacrificed on the
prolific
found In We Who taught the Riddles to kiss with
that
started to cheer humanity the awful terror
mosquitoes
drinking seriZed
And
quit Otis folks
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