Republican County Convention Call for Plymouth County
Republicans of Plymouth county convene on June 27 1908 at LeMars to nominate eleven delegates for the state convention in Des Moines and eleven for the senatorial convention of the Forty Sixth District. The meeting also selects a county chairman using a basis of one delegate per voting precinct and one per twenty five votes cast for W B Martin in 1903.
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Plymouth County
le- Mars
Des Moines
Forty Sixth
Muornty
W. B. Martin
Republica
Portland
A. H. Smith
LeMars
Geo. O. Eynann
Fish Distribution and Roosevelts Bid for Re election
The piece notes government fish distribution to lakes and streams as buyers line up for reform era politics. It praises Roosevelt’s wilds tour, defends his vigor and conviction, and argues money in campaigns could aid the best men and wise measures while warning against agitation by reformers.
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Roosevelt
Iowa stock and grain judging contest offers 200 scholarship
Interest in the Iowa State Pair contest grows among young men as the winner earns a 200 scholarship at Iowa State Agricultural College Ames. Secretary Simpson will send entry blanks to those who wish to enter, with details to ensure proper qualifications. A Des Moines report notes real estate valuations rise about 3.68 per acre from two years ago, lifting statewide land values by over 236 million, with larger counties showing higher increases.
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Iowa State
Iowa State Agricultural College of
Ames
Simpson
Des Moines
Pocahontas
Benton
Butler
Greane
Winnebago
Allasiakee
Iowa
Parallel Lessons From Fish In A Social Pool
The passage compares fish under a surface view to human social behavior. Young fish chase bait while older fish watch, occasionally warn, then intrude and steal a bite before retreating. When a small fish is caught, elders cull the aftermath and adjust tactics for future attempts.
Habits of All Creatures Reflected in Moral Judgments
The Register-Tribune notes a common thread in animate life that supports belief in a single Creator. It discusses equal temptation across classes and ages, the ease of hiding misdeeds through wealth and influence, and how virtue varies by social rank from rich elites to the middle class.
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Register-Tribone
Crop Bulletin Week Ending June 15 2003 Des Moines Iowa
The week was cooler than normal with light showers and normal sunshine. Soil remained saturated from before, but conditions were favorable, aiding oats and spring wheat and reducing rust. Corn planting and cultivation continued, with late planting in wet areas and progress in others. Hay making may set a record, apple crop shows potential for fair yield.
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Des Moines
Iowa
His Last Hope Realized In Oklahoma Settler Story
An 1889 Oklahoma opening tale recalls a settler who endured severe diarrhea and heat while prospecting. A neighbor gave Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which quickly eased his agony and restored sleep, prompting gratitude for the small bottle. Sold by H. F. Cobb.
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Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Jone
H. F. Cobb
Excursion to Lakes Okoboji and Spirit Lake June 28
Excursion via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Ry to Lakes Okoboji and Spirit Lake on June 28 features a 1:90 p m concert in the pavilion free for excursion ticket holders a 2:30 p m baseball game Algona colored versus Mason City with 25 cent grandstand admission for excursion holders five excursion steamers Okoboji Queen Iowa Illinois and Hiawatha will offer round trips for 26 cents Akron special train 6:88 a m to Arnold's Park 7:00 p m return excursion tickets valid only on group train and date Round trip rate from Akron 82
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Spirit Lake
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paw Ry
En Pavilion
Algona
Mason City
Okoboji
Iowa
Sllinois
Hiawatha
Okoboji Lake
Akron
Arnold's Park
Fox Lie. 80 acres near Westfeld at 40 per acre
80 acres near Westfeld offered at 40 dollars per acre with improved, fair buildings and living water. Also 240 acres near Akron at 50 percent per acre, with details unclear. Listings mention Akron townships and Bav 4a tf Akron.
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Westfeld
Akron
Akron City Prohibits Dynamite Canes and Fireworks
Mayor G H Wooton warns all residents that dynamite canes and barger rifles are forbidden at all times in Akron under penalty of law. Fireworks and firecrackers are also prohibited on streets except July 4, with strict enforcement promised.
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Akron
G. H. Wooton
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