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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
1
A public notice announces Charles M. Barr Perr as a candidate for the Story County Recorder nomination in the Republican county committee’s decision process. The announcement notes Huxley and Story City dates and the April 23 meeting.
Notice from Ames Iowa dated April 26 1908 states action by the Clerk of the District Court regarding the Republican primaries in Swry. The notice outlines procedural steps and official involvement in the election process.
Several candidate notices announce runs for Representative in Story County Iowa subject to Republican primaries. G C Whiter of Evads Iowa and W T Surry of Ames publish notices dated April 26 1906 and May 1 1906 respectively.
Aupthor, a candidate for county Auditor, announces his bid in the Republican primary to be decided June 2, 1906. The notice is filed from Frep G. Dunahugh in Nevada Iowa with an April 6, 1906 date.
A Republican primary in Story County selects between Tam and G W Sco Tr Colo for the Board of Supervisors seat now held by E R Silliman. The outcome hinges on May 1, 1908 voting.
A candidate to succeed Er K Silliman announced by the Board of Supervisors subject to Republican Primary action. W F Brices Nevada Township May 2 1906.
Supervisor Tam files candidacy for member of the Board of Supervisors to oppose K R Silliman in the Republican primary hearing in Iowa in May 2006. Barnard notes the process and expected actions by the Fog party.
The entry notes a selection for County Recorder under Republican primaries on June 2, with candidates including Ww.oc and Hipy. The decision rests with the party voters.
Thirteen Minneapolis women have applied to Mayor Jones for policeman jobs. Senator Smoot defends Mormons against allegations of tramps, remarking a critic would be foolish with multiple wives to support him.
Hebrew organizations in the country protest a proposed law raising the head tax on immigrants from two to five dollars. They largely favor reducing the tax to a penny under two dollars. The commentary notes a farmer replanting corn due to poor seed cannot sing well, stressing the need for good seed.
The article notes Anna Gould requesting a divorce and restoration of her maiden name after marriage to a French count. It quotes the count’s retort that she may reclaim Gould but not her wealth. It also covers political and local items around Iowa, including Blythe’s influence, pronunciation debates, and various Iowa events.
The Iowa progressive movement sees ongoing wins in counties like Wapello and Des Moines, with leaders rallying volunteers to oppose Blythe and defend Cummins. The page notes heavy financing and newspaper campaigns by opponents, threats of divided delegations, and a push for a larger progressive majority in August, alongside updates on the Union Pacific motor car No. 7 and local tax debates tied to railroad assessments.
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