Republican Primary Announcement for Henry N Newell
Stanton township resident Henry N Newell announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative subject to voters at the June 7 primary. J H Whscoat Remsen Iowa April 23 1910 announces candidacy for superintendent Plymouth county schools at the June Republican primaries.
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Henry N. Newell
Stanton, Township
Plymouth
J.H. Whscoat
Remsen
Iowa
Plymouth County
Peter Arendt
Register- -Tribune
County Recorder
J. A. Hentges
Editor praises music instruction as essential for youth
The Marcus News editor argues that music is the paramount value in a home where boys and girls grow, calling musical instruction a real investment and valuable aid in youth development.
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The
Marcus News
Debates Over Fathers Day Date Prompted by Mothers Day Observance
Following Mothers Day observers discuss Fathers Day timing. An editor ponders observing on or after the month’s start to suit when a father is most receptive, after several visits from the bill collector.
Alton Democrat Seeks Lump Sum Sale Of Subscriptions
The Alton Democrat offers 5000 dollars worth of old subscription accounts for a lump sum of 500 dollars, suggesting a profitable cut for a collector. It questions which business man, aside from a country publisher, would bear such a loss. It notes many view subscriptions as gifts and argues newspapers in small settlements deserve legal protection similar to landlords serving meals.
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Alton Democrat
Iowa Population Dip Seen in Census Forecast
An unofficial census forecast suggests Iowa may be the only state to show a population decline over ten years, with losses potentially up to 40,000. The piece argues emigration to western states reflects affordable homesteads and land, urging that Iowa’s departure fuels western growth while Iowa itself benefits from pioneers elsewhere.
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Government
Census Bureau
Iowa
Union
Dakotas
Commonwealths
Garst Favored by Iowa Republicans for Governor Nomination
Iowa Republicans support Warren Garst for governor at the June primary, aligning with Senators Dolliver and Cummins on remedial legislation and party platform. Garst’s brief prior term suggests strong qualifications, while Governor Carroll’s second term issue may weaken his standing among the party.
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Iowa
Dolliver and Cummins
Warren Garst
Garroh
Dolliver
Cummins
Aldrich
Garst
Senate
Livery firm asks Akron for continued patronage
To the public. Having bought the livery business and equipment of W. H. Morse, we wish to ask the people of Akron and vicinity for a continuance of their past patronage, hoping to merit the same by square treatment and strict attention to business and public demands. You will find us promptly at your service at all hours of the day or night. Call or phone. LUKEHART & STICK, Livery, Feed and Sale Barn, Akron.
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W. H. Morse
Akron
Vicinity
Lukehart & Stick
Le Mars News Bulletin Items and Local Notices
Le Mars and surrounding towns report graduations and church news with Rev. Rheinfrank to wed Miss Knight of Iowa. Deaths include Jos. Tipton at the county poor farm. Western Union College to grant 13 A B degrees with 4 graduates. Ida Grove district losses a district M H E official. Rev. Carr resigns, Torbet becomes successor. A German Gersangverein organized in Le Mars. Codless corn curiosity noted. Knights of Columbus to init 50 this May 22. Newell district to consolidate 28 schools. Coon Rapids bans charivari. Clagey anniversary. Treated blood poisoning for County Treasurer Kain. Larkin clubs discussed. Le Mars boy injured by gun barrel a slug shell accident. Christopher Schutt dies at 72. Albion hotel legacy recalled. Van Wechel arrested for firing shots, declared insane.
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Christopher ‘Martin Schutt
Washington Township
le Mars
Cherokee
Germany
Michigan
C. L. Trewery
Albion
van Wechel
Orange City
Tilly Olson to Play at Akron Opera House
The Swedish dialect comedy Tilly Olson arrives at the Akron Opera House on Thursday evening May 26. Phyllis Daye stars as Tilly Olson with a strong Swedish dialect performance and four lively acts. The show includes musical vaudeville specialties and strong supporting company. Regular prices apply and reseved seats are on sale at Cobb's.
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Tilly Olson
Akron Opera House
Tilly
Phyllis Daye
Cobb’s
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