Republican Primary Election Notice for Story County 1900
Official paper announces a Republican primary across Story County precincts on April 21 1900 from 3 to 6 pm for congressman and county officers. It details the county convention April 28 1900 to canvass votes and elect delegates to Des Moines and national conventions, with delegate counts by precinct and wards.
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Story County
Own
the Courier
Nevada
Des Oines
Des Moines
Congress
Uaten
L. M Shaw
Ames
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Collins
Franklin
Grant
Howard
Indian Creek
LaFayette
Lincoln
Milford
New Albany
Palestine
Richland
Sherman
Union
Washington
Warren
County Central Committee
P. Fitchpatrick
R. Silliman
Candidates Announce Candidacy for County Attorney
Tam a candidate for the office of county attorney subject to the Republican county primary G A Underwood Ames March 21 1900 Story county primaries to be held one week from next Saturday People busy with prosperity from three years of Republican rule with little politics spurring activity
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Tam
G. A. Underwood
Ames
Story County
Dewey Faces Uphill Climb After Turbulent Legislature
The passage notes Dewey’s shifting chances for the presidency amid a turbulent Iowa style legislature adjournment. It recalls past momentum, questions current electability, and cites regional editorials on alternative paths and congressional ambitions. Local papers debate rival figures Cousins and Payne and district politics.
Hull Likely Renominated as Congress Seat Seen Secure
The Des Moines Leader reports that Story County primaries will back Mr Paye n and that Congressman Hull faces little opposition for renomination. Hull’s house prominence and a secured army post are cited as factors quieting political rivals.
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Ture Des Moines
Story County
Payne
Hull
Newspaper Opinions Split in District Over Billy O
The Tur Pella Advertiser, Boone News, Ames Intelligencer, and Nevada Representative show limited backing for Billy O. Most papers oppose him, labeling him as feminist and lacking a clear reason for support.
Editor’s Letters and Politics in a Kansas Paper
A mix of political commentary on Dewey and women’s suffrage, railway developments, and editorials about journalism. The piece notes the Kansas City Democratic convention site burned and railroad expansion by Union Pacific in Nebraska, with a narrative about editors and a confrontation over harsh journalism. It closes with a Houston Post tale of a gifted female graduate abandoning journalism for domestic life.
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Kansas City
Bartlett Sells Interest in Story City Herald
C W Bartlett disposed of his interest in the Story City Herald to partner A K Grafton who will conduct the business alone. The Herald is good property and the Times hopes for continued prosperity. Charley Bartlett leaves the newspaper field as a bright young fellow of Story county. For SALE five room new house three blocks from Main street inquire Frank J Resler College 49 tf
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Texas Press
Great Brotherhood
Papa
Weekly Herald
C. W. Bartlett
Story City
Main Street
Frank J. Resler
College
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Houston Post
S. BE. Riser
Times-Herald
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Gunthers
Judisch Bros
Parley Sheldon, Pres
F. H. Schlette
B. J. Shelden, Cash
Story County Bank
Iowa
Western National Bank
New York
Knautie
Kachod & Kuhne
First National Bank
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Marshalltown
Des Moines Savings Bank
Surance
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Nishings
International Tailoring Co. of
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Sweet, Orr & Co
South Side Street
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