Des Moines Tribune Attacks P A Smith as Pardon Board Member
The Des Moines Tribune criticizes Hon P A Smith of Scranton as a temperance zealot and questions his impartiality on infant damnation. It suggests his religious fervor could create a vacancy on Iowa's pardon commission and accuses him of shielding ally Lafe Young with a possible pardon if jailed.
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The
Des Moines Tribune
P. A. Smith
Scranton
Iowa
Pa” Smith
Board of Pardon Commissioners
The Art of Conversation as Personal Mastery
Orison Swett Marden argues that speaking well is a supreme skill that opens doors and earns respect. He says every life experience shapes speech, revealing education, breeding, and inner character in every conversation.
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Orison Swett Marden
Mr. Marden
Hawkeye Debate Over Cummins Letter fuels newspaper clash
The Burlington Hawkeye and Marshalltown Times-Republican dispute the impact of aletter from Torbert and Allison on Cummins electability. They question whether the Hawkeye was misled into backing Cummins and whether the Dubuque delegation opposed Cummins in Allison’s interest.
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Ummins
Torbert
Allison
Cummins
United States
Burlington Hawkeye
Hawkeye
Dubuque
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Language Loops: Readers Ponder Home Weeking Trend
The editorial mocks a craze of turning nouns into verbs in the Keokuk Gate City Express. It thrills at imagined examples like Home Weeking while urging caution and suggesting verbing towns may not be genuine language development.
Subscribe for The Register and Leader Campaign Paper
Keep posted during the 1908 campaign. The Register and Leader covers Iowa and national news and pledges impartial truth. Subscriptions run daily except Sunday, through June 20 1908, at $1.50 for the week and $2.25 for daily and Sunday, with delivery in most Iowa rural routes.
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Iowa
Register and Leader
Register and Leader Co
Des Moines
Railroads clash with Cummins veto in gubernatorial race
The Dubuque Times-Journal and Webster City Freeman-Tribune criticize Gov. Cummins for abandoning railroads when public interests demanded action. They contrast his stance with loyalty to people over corporate backers and note the veto of the Molesberry bill as a turning point.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Dubuque Times-Journal
Cummins
Larrabee
Allison
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Rock Island & Pacific
Burlington
Illinois Central
Times-Journal
Freeman-Tribune
United States
Webster City
Hampton Recorder on Senator Allison over liquor issue
The Hampton Recorder condemns Senator Allison for not aiding to overthrow prohibition. The Webster City Freeman-Tribune notes Allison lacks clear stance on license or local option. It recalls Governor Larrabee attempting to pressure him twenty years ago, and asserts Allison remains opportunistic in liquor matters.
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Hampton Recorder
Allison
States
Larrabee
Allson
Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Piles Treatment ManZan Sold by C. A. Gamble
Advertisement for ManZan piles treatment in collapsible tube with nozzle ready to apply to soreness and inflammation. For any form of piles price 50 cents guaranteed. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Garbling the Facts in Local Editorial Row
Osage News criticizes the Mason City Republican for garbled coverage of the Herben incident and a garbled extract from a letter of Governor Larrabee. The piece condemns unfair rhetoric as worse than mere falsehood and deception.
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Mason City Republican
Herben
Gov. Larrabee
Republican
Osage News
Editor Cona of Ames presses for full Hoar homage in speeches
Editor Conaway pushes Senator Allison to run for governor and predicts other candidates will retire in his favor. He argues the governorship is a higher office than the senatorship, a claim met with skepticism. Story City Herald.
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Conaway
Ames
Collier
Hoar
Allison
Story City Herald
Personal notices and visitors listed for Ames area figures
Mrs. Wilson Rich visits her mother in Winterset Iowa. Hiram Munn has mumps in San Diego California. Annie Nichols and Niva Boone visitors Monday. Leona Benjamin of Newton will not return this term. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Howard plan Red Oak Iowa visit. Pratt couple moved west of the college. F E Colburns rooms with Mrs Poages on Kellogg. Rev and Mrs Elwell begin new home in Bismarck North Dakota. Mrs Floyd OBrien visits Cedar Rapids. Mrs Pardee of Sidney Isna and secretary of YWCA at 816 Clark. Mrs H B Duncan visits brother in Derrington Wisconsin in February March. Emmet Carr and Misses Buck and Niswender Boone visit. Carolyn Laird returns from missionary meeting with H D Williams J E Arnold and C A Duntz at Marshalltown. Harriett Beyer assists Chariton in Cedar Rapids domestic science demo. Creel of Chihuahua and Mexican Ambassador visit sons in Ames. Wilkinson back from Lincoln Nebraska for funeral of Mrs Wilkinson. A R Cooper leaves for Marshalltown for position. plans to return next spring. M B Williams 05 visits Ames then goes to Gridley California for irrigation. Fred Wells of San Jose California visiting Nevada campus. Bertha Newlor remembered here. Colonel Northrup and J C Armstrong home in Gads Hill then eastern state trip. Moody Institute graduate. M C Northrup noted as Armstrong’s nephew.
Pocahontas Lodge Installs Officers at Red Men Hall
The Pocahontas Lodge installed officers led by Great Pocahontas Mrs. Katie Brownson of Des Moines with Mrs. Jessie Miller assisting. Officers named include Prophetess Mrs. Julia Fultz Winona Ada Miller Powhatan George Stayner Keeper Mary Kingkade and others. Refreshments followed and a royal good time was had. The prior night a council was instituted at Nevada by the Great Pocahontas and the Ames Council Degree Staff.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men Hall
Great Pocahontas
Katie Brownson
Des Moines
Jessie Miller
Prophetess
Julia Fultz
Pocahontas
Marie Kingkade
Winona
Ada Miller
Powhatan
George Stayner
Mary Kingkade
Francis Pitts
Carrie Scott
Dolly Loving
Childs
W. W. Clark
Joseph Smith
Tepee
John Kenworthy
Forest
Chas. Lyons
Braves
Millie Ericson
Myra Stevens
Sarah McCall
Chas. Hollowell
Nevada
Ames Council
Relief for stomach distress with Kodol Dyspepsia aid
It urges prompt relief at first signs of trouble belching gas nausea sour stomach headache irritability and nervousness. Take Kodol For Dyspepsia after meals to aid digestion. Sold by C A Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Pinesalve Carbolized Poultice for Inflammation Relief
An advert notes Pinesalve Carbolized acts as a poultice drawing out inflammation and poison. It remedies chapped hands lips cuts and burns and is sold by C. A. Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Tilden Opens Dental Parlor in Ames Odd Fellows Temple
Dr. J. F. Tilden resumes practice in Ames and sets up a dental parlor in the Odd Fellows Temple with plans for a Gilbert branch. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tilden, back from near-California prospects, enjoy settled life with family near Ames.
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Dr. Tilden
Odd Fellow Temple
J. F. Tilden
Ames
Odd Fellows Temple
Gilbert
Fred Tilden
California
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted for Quick Relief
An advertisement claims a cough spreads through the body causing aches and intestinal constipation. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is promoted as a non opiate remedy that acts on the bowels to drive the cold out, marketed by C. A. Gamble and recommended for children.
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Kennedy
C. A. Gamble
Ames Business Man Again
John R. Keating repurchases his former stock of goods and resumes ownership in Ames on Monday morning. Munson, who bought out Keating last week, plans marriage and a move to Colorado for his wife's health, forcing him to relinquish the Ames business.
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John R. Keating
Ames
Munson
Colorado
Mr. Keating
Poor Losers End Ames Iowa State Athletic Ties
The Iowa State University athletes claim Ames dominates local sports and sever all athletic relations with Ames, citing Ames' superiority and Iowa City's inability to place second. The Jewell Record notes Iowa City's move as a sign of strained rivalries and regional pride.
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Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa City
Daily Papers
Iowa
Lame Shoulder Cured by Chamberlain's Pain Balm
Mr F. H. McElwee of Boistown New Brunswick reports relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm for a persistently painful left shoulder. The product is sold by Loughran and Bauer.
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F. H. McElwee
Boistown
New Brunswick
Loughran & Bauer
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