Payne's Address Praised by Grant Club Audience
Editor W. O. Payne of the Nevada Representative spoke before the Grant club to praise his Republican Duty address. He argued for breaks on reform in corporation regulation to recover from a panic, while opposing tariff tinkering and urging Fairbanks as vice president.
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W. O. Payne
Des Moines
Nevada
Grant Club
Payne
The
Intelligencer
Senator Foraker
Edwin Lafe Young
Iowa
Roosevelt
Mr. Payne
Fairbanks
Gen. Grant
Ene
Pata
Weaving a Webb Attorney General Byers Speech
Attorney General Byers delivers a rational, reform minded speech in Burlington praising lawful enforcement over passion. The piece contrasts Byers with former radical prohibitionist Milton Remley and notes local press skepticism from Webster City Freeman Tribune about enforcement efforts in Davenport and across the state.
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Weeb Byers
Burlington
Evangelist Moody
Mr. Byers
Milton Remley
Iowa
Byers
Remley
Webster City
Freeman Tribune
Davenport
He Ailae
Oskalooga Globe Publishes Handsome Holiday Number
The Oskalooga Globe released a handsome holiday issue noted for its unique appearance and strong creditable qualities. The edition stands out as a distinctive, well crafted seasonable publication.
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Oskalooga Globe
The
Globe
Leap year may bring new attractions for the old bachelor editor
The note hints at a leap year bringing changes or new attractions for a longstanding bachelor editor, suggesting upcoming opportunities or social openings in the newsroom.
Roosevelt Seen As Republican Nominee Despite Declination
The Odebolt Chronicle argues Roosevelt will be renominated by a united Republican convention despite his declination. It asserts delegates will back him from start to finish, and he will accept, citing duty to party and nation. It dismisses Taft Lafollette prospects due to opposition figures. The Keokuk Gate City and The Saturday Evening Post support Roosevelt’s strong business and public support.
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Odebolt Chronicle
Roosevelt
Bryan
the Chronicle
Republican Party
Theodore
Taft
Mr. Lafolette
Cannon
Fairbanks
Knox
Hughes
Lafollette
The
Republic
Marshalltown Times Republican Christmas Supplement Praised
The Marshalltown Times Republican issues a Christmas magazine number of high artistic merit. It showcases local faces and industries with metropolitan streets and magnificent homes. Twenty thousand copies were mailed globally by the Retail Merchants Association at a cost of 2500 dollars.
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Marshalltown
Globe
Retail Merchants’ Association
Unknown Mentor Urges Hustle to Use Talent
Two thousand years ago a man who understood the ways of men sharply rebuked the habit of burying talent. He spoke to financiers who saw finance as a discipline for men of action and accountability.
Des Moines Speech Praises Iowa Role In YMCA Work
Fred B. Smith told Des Moines business leaders that Iowa has given more men and more impetus to YMCA work than any other region, crediting the state with a leading role in the organization’s global efforts.
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Iowa
Young Men's Christian Association
Fred B. Smith
Des Moines
Oskaloosa Herald Praised for Prosperity and Quality
The Oskaloosa Herald receives compliments on its continued prosperity and improvements. Readers acclaim it as the state's best printed daily with snappy editorials and up-to-date news.
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Oskaloosa Herald
Herald
Fra Diavolo Pleases Narrow Ames Audience Saturday
Fra Diavolo drew a small crowd in Ames noting strong voices from J C Taylor and Ethel Balch. Critics praised the cast as balanced and capable though the company lacked a full chorus and the armor scene risked a cold night.
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Fra Diavolo
Prince Noy
Ames
J. C. Taylor
Jos. Combs
Lorenzo
Ethel Balch
Zerline
Miss Bale
Bep
Giacomo
War Prince
Minules promise relief for rheumatism and back pain
Advertises minules with a guaranteed 80 days treatment for $1.00. Claims relieve rheumatism back ache kidney trouble and stiffness. Promotes taking a single bedtime dose and urges purchase from Cc. 4. Gamble.
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Cc. 4
Gamble
Church Services and Schedules for Sunday Faiths
Church of Christ led by H. D. Williams holds Bible school at 9 45 a m Y P S C E at 6 30 p m with the pastor to preach at 11 a m and 7 30 p m themes Laying pleas mal and Making the Most of Ley John s Episcopal Church Herbert A Wilson rector morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 a m Sunday school before service subject The Vision and the Tasks
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Herbert A. Wilson
Sunday church schedule with sermons and services
Sunday school at 10 led by superintendent Mrs R N Dixon. Sermon at 11. Junior class at 2 30 p m. Preaching at Shipley at 3 p m. Senior Society at 6 30 p m. Preaching at 7 30 p m. Morning subject But One True God. Evening subject Thoughts of the Dying Year.
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R. N. Dixon
Shipley
Christian Science Services and Reading Room Hours
Christian Science services held at 7 30 p m in Odd Fellows Hall with subject Christian Science. Reading room open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 30 to 5 00 p m at 618 Douglass avenue.
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Christian Science Services
Odd Fellows Hall
Christian Science
Douglass Avenue
Ames in Brief January 9 Preview and Holiday Notes
Save a date for January 9th as a trip around the world is teased. Ames items note Gus Leecing’s Arkansas trip, a state binder visit, and visits by J A Campbell, Frank Perry, and F W Heers. Judge Stevens was summoned to LeMoille over a family illness and Mont Gossard returns from the Ottawa Gazette home for holidays.
Ames People Enjoy Holidays and Notable Visits
Prof A H Hoffman started for his journey Monday night and will stay away part of the vacation. Walter Shugart arrived Tuesday for a Christmas visit with Ames parents and now lives in Sioux City. Clayton Paxton spent Christmas with his parents in Ames while working in Chicago for the O N W. Max Phillips celebrated his nineteenth birthday with a three day Chicago trip. Ben Read returns from Grinnell College for the holidays and edits the college paper. A large number of Intelligencers are being sent as holiday gifts by Ames residents. Treasurer Herman Knapp gave vacation time to his stenographers and accountants from Saturday to Thursday. Secretary of State W O Hayward visited Ames friends Friday morning, recalling a farewell banquet at the West House. General Ballington Booth and General Fielding speak January 15 1908 at the Armory under M A church auspices.
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Ames
W. O. Hayward
College
Old West House
Post Office Hours During New Year Holiday
The post office will observe standard holiday hours on New Year's Day. It opens in the morning until about eleven o'clock, closes until six thirty in the evening, with city carriers running a morning trip and evening window service. Rural carriers do not run trips but provide evening window service.
Shaw and Lyon Wedding at Church of Christ
Ray P. Shaw and Miss Myrtle B A Lyon were married at the parsonage of the Church of Christ last Monday at 10 30 am by Rev H D Williams. Shaw is a student in the mechanical engineering department of the college. Lyon is the daughter of Jacob Lyon who runs a fruit farm northwest of the college. They left on Pomel visit, Mr Shaw s people.
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Ray P. Shaw
Myrtle B. A. Lyon
Church of Christ
H. D. Williams
Shaw
Miss Lyon
Jacob Lyon
Mr. Shaw
The New Street Cars Arrive For Ames College Service
The new college street cars have arrived featuring air brakes and a lower profile for easy boarding. Built with small wheels to accelerate quickly and handle shorter runs, they will operate alongside the existing Des Moines cars toward the west gate. Round trips still require at least forty minutes due to distance and timing constraints.
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Des Moines
Ames
West Gate
A King's Dyspepsia Tablet Trial Offer
An old advertisement promotes a King's Dyspepsia Tablet claim to relieve indigestion and stomach ills with two days of free trial. The note directs readers to ask their dealer and mentions C. A. Gamble as the seller.
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C. A. Gamble
Post Office Holiday Rush Sets Record
The holiday rush at the post office exceeded all previous records as mail was handled efficiently by postmasters clerks carriers and messengers. Staff enjoyed about two hours off from duty during the afternoon of Christmas Day.
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Akes
Story
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Teddy
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Saturday Evening Post
EES
Pineule Medicine Ccu
Chicago
U.S
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U. B. Church
J. W. Stiverson
Gus Leecing
Arkansas
Grove
Mont Gossard
Ouawa Gazette
J A Campbell
Texas
Stevens
LeMoille
Frank Perry
F. W. Heers
Story City
Thareday
A. H. Hoffman
Ourney
Walter Shugart
Sioux City
Clayton Paxton
Malcolm O. Phillips
Max
Ben Read
Grinnell College
Herman Knapp
Urday
Thaursday
Ballington Booth
General Fielding
M.&. Church
the Artory
Gen. Ballington Booth
Ayer
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