Bryan Urges Election of Mereoth Bryan Urges Election Of Mereoth
William Jennings Bryan campaigns for Woodrow Wilson and Wilson’s Mexican policy, urging re election and praising federal actions. He speaks in Hey Maines churches about religion and politics, warns against prohibition enforcement neglect, and argues intervention would harm American interests. He defends existing policy in Mexico and questions risks of overseas intervention, highlighting treason, property stakes, and potential war and debt.
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Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Maines
Bryan Anyshe
RE. T. Meredith
Montana
Colorado
Wilson
Madero
Huerta
Mexico
Garantee
Central
South Americ
Latin America
New Orleans visitors tour of Arkley home pages
Mrs Mowbray and daughter once from Wingan visit with Mrs BT Mowbray and two daughters plus Miss Maggie Mowbray from Vinton Iowa at 1 Mowbray home. They moved to New Orleans two years ago and express delight with city life. They plan two more weeks in Arkley before returning to New Orleans.
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Arkley
Laue Louies
Ambitious moviemakers claim WWI costs at fifty billion
Briefs report war expenses reaching fifty billion dollars, surpassing all gold mined in 420 years. An Ohio bridge collision in Cleveland causes multiple deaths and injuries as cars plunge into the river. US politics note Democratic support for Wilson, while Indians weigh in on policy. Weather and local events include Sauerkraut Day celebrations and a Chicago packing plant fire.
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Viermany
America
Subtariaa
Braman
Cleveland
Ohio
St Johns Evangelical Church Names Rav A Seybold as Pastor
Congregation at St Johns Evangelical church voted overwhelmingly to extend a call to Rav A Seybold of Woollafield Ohio for the pastorate. The process included three applicants with Seybold viewed as best suited to lead the growing congregation into the new year. Mrs Roberts plans a winter stay in Lincoln Nebraska with daughter Miss Franery. Roberts family notes health and travel plans.
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St. John’s Evangelical Church
Rav
A. Seybold
Woollafield
Ohio
Hev. Seybold
Vigon
Huent
Henry
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mra. d
Roberts
Franery
President’s rare rail visit to Iowa on special car tour
A fragmented report describes a planned presidential rail trip across Iowa from Philadelphia to Omaha. The journey will pass several towns with the president traveling in a special car, avoiding regular shops and using a special acecign of a regular train. The route includes stops at Dunlap Woodbine Mis Cowmeill Huis Valley Os site and others as the president’s entourage proceeds.
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Wilson
Russian Front and Food Woes Amid War Mobilization
The article reports on Russia’s immense mobilization and harsh shortages as food prices soar and winter looms. It cites observations from OM Diving on relief work in Russia, describes use of wood alcohol as a substitute for vodka, and notes Polish prisoners and shifting loyalties. It contrasts Russian indifference to the cause with other nations’ clear motives for fighting.
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OM Diving
Russia
Cornell
Finland
Ufa
Mr. Devine
Towa
Devine
Gerias
Public School Board Disposes of Business
The first month of the Pablo school year ended with Priday receiving teachers’ checks totaling 447 dollars. At the same evening’s board meeting Lilly recuiling gata were allowed. Money from the people returns to the home market and welfare via the “howe bus iness wen.”
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Pablo
Nuimber
Board of Education
Lilly
Imarket
Reverend Steffen Gets Charge of Tama City Catholic Congregation
Reverend Steffen is assigned to lead the Catholic congregation at Tama City, taking charge last Sunday. He is praised for his approachable nature and is expected to strengthen church work. The piece notes he is one of Ackley’s young men and mentions a predecessor, Father Meagher, who led St. Mary’s twenty eight years ago. It also states publisher Ashby of the Wellensburg Herald must sell or quit due to high paper costs and weak advertising support.
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Nicholaa Staffen
Ths City
Tama City
Father Steffen
Father Steften
Ackley
Father Meagher
St. Mary's
Sall
Ashby
The
Welleburg Herald
Dewnpaper
County Pays Back Misused Public Funds in Hardin Case
Franklin county district court ruled on the Gardner case involving county surveyor duties. Gardner must pay a $100 fine, court costs, and reimburse the county for excess mobiled expenditures, totaling over $8,000, after misbilling for labor on bridges. The case followed a venue change from Hardin to Hampton and a settlement was reached. County Teachers Institute is set for October 5 and 6 in Hampton with instructors from Upper Iowa University and state colleges. Pastor Lang’s daughter Evelyn Lang dies of tuberculosis at Steamboat Rock at age 60, survived by three sisters, a brother, and parents.
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T Mardin
Gardner
Franklin County
Weight
Hardin
Board of Supervisors
Uardin
Hampton
County Teachers Institute
Hursday
Sth and
Tech
Henderson
C. A. Colegrove
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Henry St. Pattengill
Lansing
Mich
Dorothy Scott
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Walls
B. W. ‘Tallman
Hampton Schools
Evelyn Lang
Ag, Lang
Steamboat Rock
Agheville
N.Y
Ackly drug case reveals large blackmail notes and cash loss
The Des Moines Register recounts Franklin Junkermann, brother of Julius Junkertoiann, who was duped into signing notes totaling 16 500 and surrendering 4 500 in cash amid a blackmail scheme tied to a Chicago group. Attorneys plan to fight, arguing coercion and secrecy.
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Des Moines Register
Franklin
Julius Junkertoann
Ackley
Chicago
Junkertiann
Churchill Drug Company
Cedar Rapida
Witci
Connec
Blume
Hhe
John Day
Kk. Wheeler
Cedar Rapids
Junkermann
Weather Split Among State House Officials Over Winter
Officials at the State House who study weather are divided on whether the coming winter will be mild or severe. One faction argues a mild winter due to a light core husk, while another predicts a harsh season, claiming an extremely hot summer followed by extreme cold.
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State House
Grants A Re Hearing Before Judge Wright at Hampton
Attorneys for Johns Hoberts and Blom family members appeared Monday evening to argue merits of their clients cases. Judge Wright set aside the former decision and ordered a new hearing. The case involves disposal of personal property and cattle from the late George Llu.
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Johns. Hoberts
Mur
Neard Kiem
Blom
Wright
Hampton
Messrs. Andrews
McGreevey
Ackley
J. Ss. Roberta
Davis
Nidora
Write
George Llu
D. Os. Hoberts
Governor Clarke Set to Speak at Ackley Picnic Tomorrow
Governor Clarke visits Ackley on Thursday to deliver the principal address at a farm picnic hosted on the Wm. Humke farm. Other state figures in agriculture will attend. The program is outlined and all are invited to picnic after noon when attendees are urged to arrive early.
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Clarke
Ackley
Prinof
Brondesst
Tomorrow's program at Town Cooperative Experi ment Association
Tomorrow's program lists 100 Tark by John Nuchanas, U0-Secure by HH, Enghes of Town State College, lunch at 12 and a 1:30 p m talk by County Agent Ben B Walker, a 2:00 p m session on Sports by Coy G W Clarke, followed by a sale of sora at 2:30 p m.
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John Nuchanas
The
Town Cooperative Experiment Association
HH. 2
Enghes
Fara Crops
Town State College
Ben B. Walker
G. W. Clarke
Sora
Entrance to business office via hallway postoffice atrium
A garbled note describes entering a business office through a hallway behind the postoffice entrances without tools like a jimmy, sledge, pickaxe, or dynamite. The readable fragment suggests illicit access but lacks coherent event details or entities.
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Antranes
Butler Court Ends Quiet Session in Mason City
Judge Clarke adjourned a routine session after a calm day with few sensational cases. The Kesley man John Green settled his dispute with J Ackumnan of Parkersburg over remarks on Sauerkraut Day in Ackley four years ago. Akkerman lost his pocketbook and the case led to a peaceful settlement. A Kesley area druggist seeking a liquor permit was denied. Folkers of Kesley lost a note for 800 to Waters. Several minor cases were disposed of.
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Clarke
Mason City
John Green
Kesley
J. Ackumnan
Parkersburg
Ackley
Akkerman
Green
Arlstow
Folkers
Revita & de Buler
Real Estate Transfers in Hardy County Weekly Notice
Real estate transfers recorded in Hardy County during the past week ending Saturday. Names include Marcin, Alne Klemineys, Lenn Mannetta and others in various partition and suit matters. Notable items reference contracts for flour and a state board purchase, bids for institution supplies, and a miller’s coupe on Dan Maines avenue.
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Hardy County
Wiha
Ward
Vekley
Wit
Alne Klemineys
Lenn Mannetta
T. al
Renestuve
Williame
Bea Yy
Charles Uelland
J.C. Porter
William Wiatt
Morter
Dow New
Flora d
Brown
Joby Rank
Milora Movor Ca
Miller
Sul
Bea
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Lino County
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