Wilson cabinet praises Bryan and predicts peace
The article touts President Wilson's cabinet led by Bryan and MerAdoo and pledges faith in their governance. It discusses a postal savings bank, the Webb bill on liquor, and Taft's veto, plus notes on a colossal battleship The Pennsylvania and unused funds. It ends with the ex president and cabinet buying their legacy chairs.
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Local Happenings and Farm Sales Sweep Algona
Clifford Clark son of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Clark, a Ames student and June graduate, was fined and praised by college mates after being elected to represent Ames at a New York convention. The Hutchins sale featured mostly livestock and real estate, bringing over $6,200 despite cold weather, with buyers and notable figures such as W. P. Burn and Mr. Mathew Finnell. Local returnees include C G Dreesman choosing to live in northern Iowa, and public notices announce Algona’s March 31 municipal election with mayor and council seats, plus community updates on homes, roads, and births.
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Free From Care Club member talks chances and plans
Emmeteburg Democrat, a member of the Free From Care Club who has taken more chances than most of his associates, tells our reporter about his outlook and upcoming steps.
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Champion Conductor Liebold Faces Crossing Charge
Liebold was brought before the mayor on Monday charged with blocking the crossing over the time limit. A fine of five dollars plus costs was taxed and promptly paid. The article notes pedestrian and team rights and suggests fines are needed to Impress on trainmen that the people of Whittemore have rights.
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