Iowa Republicans Nominate Senator Candidate After Allison Death
An Iowa Republican primary process outlines how to vote for United States senator to fill the vacancy caused by William B. Allison’s death. Instructions cover signing a primary ballot request, affirming GOP affiliation, and voting for Albert B. Cummins if desired. The piece also notes upcoming speech by the Iowa governor and contrasts Tarr and Bryan for voters. It mentions May Melser winning the Rosebud reservation land bid and hints at Melser’s age disclosure.
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U. S
Iowa
United States
Hill
William B. Allison
Cummins
Republican Party
Congress of the United States
Roosevelt
United States Senate
Albert B. Cummins
Rosebud
Tripp County
May
Hudson Organizes Girls Basketball Team
Hudson forms a girls basketball team as part of neighborhood sports. Kingsley’s water supply has been declared unfit by the state chemist. Axel O Vallin and Ruth C Anderson of Big Springs wed October 15 at Elk Point. Charles Sedgwick, a Hawarden standout, marries Anna Cowan near Alcester on October 14. Grand jury to probe cruelty at Woodbury county poor farm. board previously cleared officials. Merrill founder William Frost dies at 63 in Sioux City hospital after stomach cancer treatment. Chamberlain in Vermillion Republican laments Dallas as a turbulent town needing steady governance amidst winter hardships.
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Ruth C. Anderson
Big Springs
Elk Point
Charles Sedgwick
Hawarden
Anna Cowan
Alcester
Woodbury County
Grand
Board of Supervisors
William Frost
Merrill
Sioux City
England
Plymouth County
Washington Township
Will Chamberlain
Vermillion Republican
Dallas
Tripp
Coyote Bluffs
Profitable Investment Ad in Want Column
An advertisement in the want column promotes a profitable investment opportunity. The brief notice urges readers to try the venture, highlighting potential gains and the ease of participation. No further specifics are provided in the excerpt.
Perdue Sells Struble Journal to Henry Knowles
After six and a half years at the helm, Perdue sold the Struble Journal to Henry Knowles of Livermore Iowa. The LeMars Hawarden high school football game at Hawarden ended 33 to 0 in favor of LeMars. Reports say Le Mars players delivered a line of slugging. Earlier Hawarden beat Beresford 38 to 0.
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Perdue
Henry Knowles
Livermore
Iowa
Bro. Perdue
LeMars-Hawarden
Hawarden
LeMara
Beresford
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