Fragments of a Hardin County political critique
A reader ridicules candidate Nichols for self praise and bouquets, questions tax and printing records, and challenges his stance on liquor, insurance, and roads. The letter accuses the editor of partisan bias, urges voters to scrutinize his public service and campaign promises, and contrasts local politics with broader national themes.
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Brother Wichols
Hardin County
Des Moines
Nichols
United Tax Payers League
Bere
Bentleman
Temperance Association of Town
ET. Meredith
ET. Meredith, “Dry”, W. %, Harding, “Wer, Wm. Schmedika, “Dry”! I, A. Nichols
Tims
G. A
Board of Supervisors
Citizen
Hardin Oounty
Hardin Councy
House
Senate
Marshalltown 1. A
Register and Leader
Greater Iowa Association
Nicholes
Gilant
Dewmoorst
Hig County
W. L. Harding
E. ‘J. Maredinh
C. A. Gineman
Roosevelt and Hughes Featured in War Debate Message
The message contrasts Theodore Roosevelt as a guiding spirit with Hughes as a shadow, urging voters to choose between Roosevelt’s agitation and war policy or Wilson’s peace and prosperity, framing the 1916 Republican race on war versus peace.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Roosevelt
Wilson
Wilson Day Speech Promises Progress and Record Debated
President pledges greater progress and a clear accounting of his administration. The address praises deeds done, promises fulfilled, and zašt seeks to rally Americans to judge the nation’s course. The speech, marked by the cadence of a public address, invites broad support and reflection on future aims.
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Shadow Lawn
Wendrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Wilson
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Democratic County Central Committee
New Jersey
United States
America
WM. Schmedika
MAX+R
Gehrke
J.B. Bleeker
Havorite
Peale of
Hardin
Biut
Supervisgus