Stock judging at Iowa Agricultural College highlighted
The Chicago stock show fruits are evident at the Iowa Agricultural College stock judging contest this week. Kalamazoo is noted for apples and celery while Governor Shaw is rumored to influence a federal post for a Des Moines acquaintance. Clint Myers published a souvenir Radcliffe Signal edition on January first.
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Chicago
Iowa Agricultural College
Shaw
Clint. Myers
Radcliffe
Iowa and Americanism Rise of Shaw and State Fidelity
The article extols Iowa as a bastion of Americanism praising Governor Shaw and state leaders like Secretary Shaw and Allison for steadfast public principle. It lauds Iowa’s resistance to populism free trade and free silver upheavals, calling the state a citadel west of the Mississippi and a Lincoln of states. It emphasizes Iowa’s enduring devotion to sound policy and national strength through its people and institutions.
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Congress
Iowa
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Hepburn
Allison
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Mississippi Valley
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Lincoln
Christ Church
Christ
Manning
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New York City
Iowa Gains National Influence as West Leads in Politics
A Rocky Mountain News editorial extols Iowa’s rapid rise in national affairs since its early statehood. It praises Iowa’s cabinet members and lawmakers, notes strength in the West, and forecasts political power shifting toward the Rocky Mountain region. The piece ends with a call for poultry.
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Rocky Mountain News
Iowa
Iowa's West Supremacy and Americanism Theme
A concise excerpt praising Iowa for leadership in the West and across the United States, framing this supremacy as a emblem of Americanism per a New York Press editorial from December 31, 1901.
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Iowa
West
United States
New York Press
Sunny South visit highlights Nashville sights and people
The writer describes Nashville streetcar courtesy and a trip to West Nashville's state penitentiary, led by Supt. Tate. He notes farm profits, mining lands, and horse breeding at Belle Meade, visits to churches and Vanderbilt, and remarks on politics, Southerners' loyalty, and local architecture including the capitol and Gen. Jackson statues.
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