Iowa Politics and Fire Devastate Iowa Institutions
A lengthy Iowa political column discusses Congressmen in Des Moines and candidates for governor, noting Cummins and Hull debates, Nebraska legislature deadlock, and a broader Republican field. It cites Gov Dietrich considering an extra session, reports a fire destroying the medical department at Iowa University Iowa City, and mentions the Iowa Agricultural College fire aftermath. It also includes anecdotes about Conger rumors, party splits, and a Denver riot report from the Democratic primaries.
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Vaccination and rail safety debate in Story County
The Times reports a Webster City child died from lockjaw after vaccination and argues for strict law against walking on railroads. It calls rail trespass a penitentiary offense to prevent deaths from people using tracks as footpaths.
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Emory English Seeks Republican Polk County Nomination
Emory English editor of the Valley Junction Express enters the Polk county primaries for the Republican nomination to represent the area. The Times wishes him success, noting his bright writing, good character, and proximity to Iowa's state house as a potential backer of his endeavors.
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Chicago Great Western Issues Strict Anti Liquor Order
The Chicago Great Western Railroad bans employees from drinking alcohol in all branches under threat of discharge. Supporters argue sobriety keeps crews alert and reliable, especially on trains. Critics say the rule is harsh but the author notes essential vigilance for railroad workers.
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Iowa Delegation Faces Governor Race Unsettled
The Iowa delegation in congress returned home as the governor’s race remains open. A Sunday storm halted rail traffic and disrupted telegraph and telephone lines nationwide. F. M. Bell of Rolafl, Dr. Hostetter of Cole, and D. M. Grove of Nevada are named as Republican candidates for Story County representative.
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Story City man sues Herald editor for five thousand in damages
Gus Amland files suit in Story City against A K Grafton of the Herald for five thousand dollars over alleged slander from a city newspaper war. Grafton reportedly hosted an oyster supper to celebrate the suit.
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Country Schoolhouse and Grounds Highlighted in Youth's Companion
Hon JAMES Wilson presents a timely article on the country schoolhouse and its grounds urging Iowa teachers and directors to read. A model school scene is shown in contrast to common surroundings, illustrating a hopeful path for future generations. A railroad rumor cites C N W possibly absorbing Great Western, whose improved roadbed and trains now rival major lines and could serve as a feeder to the North Western main line.
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