Agricultural college dormitory plan condemned
A Times summary notes opposition to the dormitory system at the agricultural college. It cites a national eight million dollar bicycle tire industry investment and four million tires produced yearly. It also covers a St Louis populist conference backing free coinage and paper money and New York Journal's shift away from Bryan in 1906, warning of risks to free silver.
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Taene
St. Louis
New York Journal
Mississippi River
Cineinpatti Enquirer
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Curt Wood Fights For Anamosa Wardenship In Defeat
The former county sheriff Curt Wood contested the Anamosa Wardenship and lost but earned broad respect for his honorable effort. He was praised by supporters from all sides and assured by rivals that they would assist him in the future if needed. The piece notes populist views on Hanna and asserts Ohio lawmakers were instructed to vote their bloc without evidence of boodle.
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Curt Wood
Anamosa
Curt
Hanna
Mark Hanna
Ohio
People of
Milwaukee
Oue
Democratic Party
United States
Allen O. Myers
Myer
Tegtelatere
U. S
Iowa
Fred White
Winter to spring shift trims bad weather in small percentage
The report notes that winter eases into spring with only a tiny share of unsettled weather remaining. Warm spells and mild days are expected to continue, easing travel and outdoor plans.
Rumor Ties Burt to Aishton U P Hire
A rumor, claimed to be well sourced, says President Burt of the Union Pacific may hire Dick Aishton, superintendent of the Iowa Division of the Chicago and North Western, for a good position with the U P.
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Burt
Union Pacific
Dick Aishton
Iowa
U.P
Jean
Leland Stanford University
SenNATUS Donnelly Advances Marriage to His Typist
The article notes SenNATUS Donnelly plans marriage to his type writer girl, stating he has the right to wed if he wishes. The report emphasizes public attention to the surprising match and its social implications.
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Sennatus Donnelly
Morrison Named for Rail Road Commissioner by Hedrick Group
Turdigourney News announces Hon John Morrison of Hedrick as a candidate for the railroad commissioners at the coming Republican state convention. Morrison, well known in Ames and at the college, would be a fit member of the railway board if nominated and elected. A New York designer promotes a double strap skirt supporter and the writer endorses suspenders for health.
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Turdigourney News
John Morrison
Hedrick
Jack Morrison
Ames
College
Morrison
I. A.C
Board of Railway Commissioners
New York
Inauguration and Local Press News Clash in Nevada County
The piece notes Gov Shaw's understated inauguration and re-elections of state offices by acclamation. It reports Doc West becoming sole owner of the Dallas City Ill Times, and outlines a county printing agreement among Nevada publishers to publish proceedings for one third each. It criticizes subscription practices and urges publishers to curb freebies and premiums to protect legitimate business.
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Binder Young
Conaway
Boodle
Dallas City, Ill
Times
Doc. West
Wood
Doe
Ames Times
Nevada
Board of Supervisors
Notable figures and political bets fill town chatter
Ben Butterworth died in Washington on Sunday. Tar republican primaries in Marshall county set for March 15. The Times criticizes seed distribution proposals and blasts Democratic bluffing in Iowa politics while noting ongoing debates on government seed programs and election outcomes.
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Lion
Ben. Butterworth
Washington
Marshall County
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