Local Political Notes and Regional Gossip
Enrolls announce candidacy for Plymouth county sheriff and treasurer subject to Democratic county convention. Wallace Winslow mentioned. Boston reports mock bean crop failure as hot air to raise funds in Massachusetts. Governor Stanley abandons silver mug plan after costly trials. Coincidence noted as Governor Shaw of Iowa and Governor Savage of Nebraska meet in Dakota City with shared Denison roots.
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Enrror Rea
Plymouth ‘County
A. Y.watn
Wallace
Winslow
Iowa
Boston
Massachusetts
Gov. Shaw
Gov. Savage
Nebraska
Dakota City
Neb
Denison
The
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Strike Ends Amid National Sorrow and Shifting Demands
The June 30 action by the Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers against United States corporation ends quickly. Both sides acknowledge it as a tactical mistake amid national grief, with rising demand for American manufacturing, profits, wages, and jobs reducing the will to continue.
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Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers
United States Corporation
Among Our Neighbors in Sioux City Region
Local items: Dr Mammen of LeMars orders an Olds car. Rev Geo A Platts of Seney elected president of the Anti Saloon League of Sioux City. B Dodd and Miss Augusta Belky wed at Alcester. Two Polish workers at Cherokee state hospital dismissed for disreputable language about the president. Ed Doyle builds a twelve foot rake to clear river clamp shells. Beresford Republic will install a Potter press and gasoline engine on Oct 1, first power press outside Elk Point. C B Willenberg joins Millenborg Linden Land at LeMars. Struble rents rise from 3 75 to 5 per acre, threatening tenants. Senator Hubbard sells much of Sioux City north end to John Hornick syndicate to promote suburban lots. boon Sioux City needs since packing houses opened.
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Geo. A. Platts
Seney
Sioux City
B. Dodd
Augusta Belky
Alcester
Cherokee
Westfield Journal
Ed. Doyle
Beresford Republic
Union County
Elk Point
C. B. Willenberg
Akron Creamery
LeMars
Millenborg & Linden
Senator Hubbard
John Hornick
Physicians tout Kodo as universal dyspepsia cure
Many physicians prescribe Kodo Dyspepsia Cure as the best prescription containing elements to digest all kinds of food. It is claimed to cure indigestion and dyspepsia regardless of cause.
Democrats of Portland Township Caucus Sets Sept 27
The Democrats of Portland Township will hold a caucus Friday evening September 27 at 7 30 in Redmond Bros office Akron Savings Bank block to select five delegates to the county convention at LeMars Saturday September 28 to nominate two township trustees one for three year terms and one for two years to fill vacancy and for the transaction of any other business necessary.
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Portland Township
Redmond Bros
Akron
Have you ever been thus deceived
A warning on consumer deception cites the Garland stoves and ranges brand as a long standing example. It notes dishonest merchants imitate name and design to sell inferior copies. Whitfield and Whitfield are named as exclusive agents for Garland in Akron Iowa.
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Michigan Stove Company
Detroit
Chicago
Buffalo
Garland
Hlde
Whitfield& Whitfield
Akron
Iowa
Notice to Settle at Akron Business Place
Notice to settle. all debts owed to Albert Von Hagel must be paid at his Akron business by October, 1901. Cash or note accepted. settlement urged promptly.
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Akron
Osatohar
Improved Dairy Products and milk purification study
Dairy Department at Iowa Agricultural College reports Bulletin No.59 detailing bacteriological study of creamery milk supply by Professor Eckles. It covers impurities causing trouble at creameries and the centrifugal purifier as a remedy. Free copy available from Iowa Experiment Station Ames Iowa. Also a testimonial about De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve curing piles after 25 years.
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Iowa Agricultural Colege
Eckles
Iowa
Ames
B. W. Pursell
Kintersville
de Witt
School Notes From The Grammar To Primary Rooms
The high school records two perfect days. Lela Brady in the Grammar room has mumps. Katie Frost and Theresa Dirks joined the second Intermediate. J. Brady is absent from the second Intermediate with mumps. Mrs. J. C. Wade visited the first Intermediate Friday. Chas. Caskey and Willie Hodge returned to the second primary. Belle Caskey in the same room is ill with mumps. Roberta McCorkell of the Advanced Primary is ill. Henry Braydon, Harris, N. C., says One Minute Cough Cure gave relief after twenty years of asthma medicine.
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Lela Brady
Katie Frost
Theresa Dirks
J. Brady
J. C. Wade
Chas. Caskey
Willie Hodge
Belle Caskey
Roberta McCorkell
Akron man sells LeMars drug store stake to partner
Peter M. Fulton sold his interest in the LeMars drug store to partner Rowland Jones. The Globe notes Fulton, the retiring member, is an excellent pharmacist and will be found progressing wherever he locates. He is seeking a new site through South Dakota and is now in Colorado on that mission.
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Akron
Peter M. Fulton
LeMars
Rowland Jones
Fulton
Globe
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R. D. Onank
Gro. Way
G. Brapy
Younaurnom
Akron Savings Bank
South Dakota
Foreign Exchange
Wort
Board OF Directors
R. D. Clark
J. J. Thode
GEO. Way
Duncan Ross
NEW. Lumber
Moore Bro’s
Moore Bros
Lumber and Coal
Deering Farm
Columbia Buggies
Surreys
T. G. Mandt
General Hardware
Janesville
Button’s
Osborne Corn Harvesters
Button
Fullerton Lumber Co
Geo. W. Raish
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Register-Tribune
Round & Smith Ferros, Publishers
Epiton Reatster-Troupe
J. O. Hrar. LeMars
Towa
Stanley
Kansas
Dr. Mammen
Olds
Democratic Caucus
Albert von Hagel
Leq. A. Douglass
Henry Braydon
Harris, N. C
P.M. Fulton
the McCorkell Bros. CO
Sampson
Gem” and
J. L. Clark
Marshalltown and
Diamond
Bain and Troy
Akron Milling Co
Ato
Co. M. Hilliker & Son
Hyden
Enat of Postoffice
T A. L. Roetmanut
M.M. Néster
D.R
Optician
Winterspoon
Akron, TA
Realship- Tribune
Okoboji Lakes
Milwakee
Spirut Lake
Arnold's Park
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