Political currents and social notes in early Iowa
The Times surveys Iowa politics with mentions of the Jones county calf case settlement, Democratic splits, and Silverites. It notes Allan Dawson and Nellie Perkins marriage, a state fair information bureau, and planned political speeches by Bob Cousins or A B B Cummins. The Spirit Lake wine room raid, Ames census issues, and editorials on self murder follow, ending with local trades, school testimonials, and social notices.
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Allan Dawson
Des Moines Leader
Nellie Perkins
Sioux City Journal
Tur
Orleans
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Brice seeks Senate seat after state convention win
In the state convention the sound money faction prevailed and aims to control the legislature to elect Calvin Brice to the U S Senate. Critics accuse Brice of buying his way into the Senate before and warn he has funds to do so again through vulnerable legislators.
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Calvin
Brice
United States Senate
Senate
Ericson Nominated for State Senator From Boone District
Charley Ericson of Boone was nominated last week for state senator from the district. He is described as a self made man with strong will and genial manners who will command respect in the Iowa legislature. With Ericson in the senate and Reed in the house, Story county should be well represented as important measures come before the legislature.
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The
Boone Standard
Steven
Ericson
Trmes
Mr. Ericson
Wimmerby
Kalmar
Sweden
America
Rock Island County
Ill
Mineral Ridge
Boone County
Little Village
Buchanan
Boone
Fourteenth General Assembly
First National Bank
City Bank
Story
Chicago
Times-Herald
the Times
Cedar Rapids
Charley Ericson
Iowa
Senate
Reed
House
Story County
Shorten the Presidential Campaign to Boost National Mood
Leaders of both major parties push for shorter campaigns. The Times favors this idea and urges action beyond talk. Editorials note that lengthy campaigns depress business and delay national recovery after election year.
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the Times
Seventy-Five Mile Hour Rail Service Promise Brisk Progress
The piece argues that rapid modern progress drives the public to hustle while a fast rail plan to span two states at seventy five miles per hour nears reality. It notes the era’s speed and questions whether society should pause to reflect.
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Praised
Mr BE M Hartman of Margquam Oregon calls Chamberlain's remedy the best patent medicine in the world and cites a quick cure for dysentery seen last summer. For sale by all druggists.
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C. G. Strong
Anderson
Cal
Chamberlain
BE. M. Hartman
Margquam
Oregon
Marvelous Results And Talks At Dinner Tables
A letter from Rev J Gun derman Dimondale Mich praises Dr Kings New Discovery for pneumonia and La Grippe with quick, satisfactory results. free trials at L M Bosworths Drug Store. Also notes Amelia Barr praise for good talkers a dinner table staple. Little Yankee leads plans. supplier Loughran Machine Co.
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J. Gunderman
Dimondale
Mich
Dr. King
Baptist
Rives Junction
la Grippe
L. M. Bosworth
Loughran Machine Co
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Geo. E. Baker
Lower & Sorenson
AMES
Long
Hardin
Jones County
Democratic Party
Silverites
Grove Bros
Ames Flouring
Minnesota
Graham
Armers’ Grists
RE. M. Patrick
Bureau of Information
Harris Emery’s
County Central Committee
Bob Cousins
Fifth
A. BB. Cummins
Des Moines
Coxey
Ohio
Washington
the Savery
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Boone County Messenger
Nebraska
Wester City
Tuy
Indianapolis
Palo Alto County
D. G. Feaguson
Webster City
J. O. Lenning
Hamilton County State Bank
BES
Spring & Son
Ayers’ Photograph Gallery
Judisch Bros
Oc. W. Oudgeon
Tyr
Liniment
Bales
Amelia E. Barr
Ladies’ Home Journal
London
Walter Scott
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