Re nominated Conger in Seventh District Convention
The Des Moines gathering of the Seventh Iowa district reendorsed Major E H Conger for Congress after nominating him on a platform urging tariff reform railroad regulation labor arbitration and opposition to Democratic policy on Dakota and federal spending. The meeting featured Micah French a veteran from Story County and praise for Conger’s record on pensions and anti monopoly actions.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Allison
Pete Hepburn
Frank D. Jackson
W. P. Twombley
J. A Lyons
A. J. Baker
Supreme Court
G. Bd. Pray
E. B. Ebersole
Major Conger
Congress
Oley Nelson
Story
Republican Party
Dakota
E. H. Conger
Seventh District
Iowa Renomination Outlook Shifts as Murphy Stands Alone
Iowa leans toward renominating most congressmen with Jerry Murphy the lone exception. In the Second District the Republican convention split about evenly with delegates favoring O Meara, the Knights of Labor candidate, while 30 supported Governor Kirkwood who has accepted the nomination and will campaign.
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Iowa
Jerry Murphy
Twain
O’meara
Knights of Labor
Kirkwood
Honest work and cash on the nail banish gloom
An old remedy remains relevant as science links steady daily labor and paying cash for groceries to improved mental outlook. The quotation emphasizes ten hours of diligent work each day and prompt payment as a simple, enduring strategy.
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Pratt
Chapparal
Hillyear
Rankin
Holder
Buzzard
Railways Offer One Fare Round Trip To State Fair
State Fair managers arranged with railways to provide a single fare for round trips to and from Des Moines. The move is praised as more generous than in prior years when fares ran about one and a half the full rate.
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Des Moines
Talmage Argues Liquor as Primary Working Class Enemy
The preacher denounces intoxicating liquor as the foremost foe of labor, citing its drain on wages and family welfare. He warns there are fifty four saloons within eight hundred yards of a Brooklyn church, and argues rum aims to seize control of the nation.
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Talmage
Sand Street Methodist Church
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
The Presidents Vetoes Examined in a New Book
A forthcoming volume titled The Presidents Vetoes presents each vetoed pension bill with the veto message the bill, the committee report, and extensive legal authorities. An old soldier lawyer argues the vetoes lack legal grounding and asserts the administration aims to distress veterans, urging every loyal citizen to read.
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Washington
Cataract surgery restores sight for Mrs Simpson in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs James Simpson of Dows sought treatment from Dr A E Kegley for Mrs Simpsons total blindness from cataract. After a successful operation the patient regained near normal vision within twelve days, able to see faces, shave, and read a photo. Union Star reports on phrenologist Pickett’s dubious practices and public backlash in Union.
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James Simpson
Dows
A. E. Kegley
Simpson
Kegley
The
Republican
Pickett
Freeley
Lle
Congregational Sociable
Union Star
Chamberlain’s Colic Remedy Praised Amid Diarrhea Crisis
An ad praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best family medicine, claiming high value in times of need. At the Grand Army encampment in San Francisco officers were elected including Commander Lucius Fairchild and Senior Vice Commander Bakus. Elizabeth Kinney was named National President of the Woman's Relief Corps.
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H. Wes?renmann
Chamberlain
Grand Army of the Republic
San Francisco
Lucius Fairchild
Wisconsin
8. W. Backus
Edgar Allen
Richmond
A. T. Evarts
Colorado
Thomas C. Warner
Chattanooga
Tenn
Elizabeth Kinney
Woman’s Relief Corps
Sarah Nichols
New York
Sprague's Throat and Lung Cure Ad
Advertisement urging preventive use of Sprague's Throat and Lung Cure for coughs and lung diseases. Claims consumption deaths exceed accidents and offers Sprague's cure via Westerman Ames agent with free tal bottle and various sizes priced. HL Westerman distributes.
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Sprague
Westerman
Ames
H. Westerman
Lame back side or chest remedy advertised
An 25 cent Shilohs Porous Plaster remedy ad promises relief for lame back side or chest.
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Shiloh
Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure Sold On Guarantee
The product Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure is offered with a guarantee. It claims to cure consumption and is marketed by the seller.
Shiloh's Vitalizer Promises Relief for Dyspepsia
An advertisement touts Shiloh's Vitalizer as a remedy for Consumption, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and dyspepsia symptoms. It lists a price of 30 and 75 cents per bottle.
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Shiloh
Shiloh’s Cure Sold for Croup and Cough Relief
Croup whooping cough and bronchitis relief advertised as Shilohs Cure sold by H. Westerman. A quip notes men in lectures wear a dress suit while women wear a night gown before lecturing.
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Shiloh
H. Westerman
Diet and tonic claim cure for multiple ailments
Careful attention to diet guards against disease as over-eating is said to corrupt blood and weaken nerves. Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic is advertised to quickly cure dyspepsia jaundice and related stomach liver issues. Sold by J. H. Pickett & Co. 16.
Remarkable 73 Year Old Praises Electric Bitters
Mrs Phoebe of Paterson Clay County Iowa testifies she endured kidney trouble and lameness for years and could not dress herself. After using Electric Bitters she is free from pain and can do housework again. She credits the remedy for renewing her youth and removing disease. 50c at L M Bosworth's Drug Store.
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Phoebe
Paterson
Clay Co
Iowa
L. M. Bosworth
Commissioners of Pharmacy Revocation Procedures in Iowa
The Iowa Commissioners of Pharmacy outline steps to revoke registrations for violations of sections 7 8 and 9. Petitioners must state name locality and certificate number and file affidavits in duplicate. A written notice to the registered pharmacist commands cause within fifteen days by duplicate affidavits.
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Commissioners of Pharmacy
Geo. H. Schaffre
Rt. W. Crawford
John A. Picker
State of
Iowa
R. W. CrRaw
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