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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1912

Page

3

Passing of a Pioneer in Spencer Iowa

Anderson Gaye Hardin born December 1 1833 near Indianapolis died August 4 1912 at his Spencer home after a brief illness uremic poison. He came to Iowa in 1838 lived in Jefferson county then Clay county where he built a homestead near Spencer. He married Sarah Jane McConnell in 1853 and left six surviving children plus several siblings. A longtime resident active in business and public life he was buried at Riverside cemetery after a service led by Rev. J O Thrush.

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Republicans Rally as True Progressives Defend Record

A long defense of the Republican party as the sole true progressive force. It contrasts Theodore Roosevelt’s Bull Moose with Woodrow Wilson, denounces other parties, and argues Republicans have a 50-year record of industrial, agricultural, and commercial progress, citing 1894–95 farm distress and modern improvements to urge voters to support the GOP.

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Electric Bitters Prove Strength And Appetite Booster

A patient reports stomach liver and kidney troubles with loss of appetite and fatigue but credits six bottles of Electric Bitters for restored strength and appetite. The ad urges relief from the first dose and lists L. M. Bosworth and T. J. Loughran as sellers in Henry Tennessee.

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Kendall resigns from Congress in Iowa Sixth District

Hon N B Kendall resigns as member of the U S House from Iowa sixth district and is renominated for the same post at June primaries. The move practically ensures a Democratic win this fall. Also notes a comparison of farm land value gains and an ad advising Chamberlain's Liniment for back pain.

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