Candidate Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
N Fowler declares candidacy for treasurer of Story County in 1908 election. Announcement indicates intent to seek office and fulfill duties as county treasurer.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
2
N Fowler declares candidacy for treasurer of Story County in 1908 election. Announcement indicates intent to seek office and fulfill duties as county treasurer.
A series of notices from Grees Iowa Milton and KOOSER Ames R R 1 Milford Township in Iowa and Thompson Iowa announce that they are candidates for sheriff of Story County subject to party action. Dates include January 15 1908 and February 13 1908 with references to republican party processes and June dates.
Gilbert Iowa January 30 1908 J H Jacobson announced as candidate to succeed J O Ison in county supervisor race subject to Republican primaries on June 2 1908 in Story City Iowa.
A series of notices from Iowa candidates for county attorney subject to the June 2 1908 Republican primary. Herbert R. Hadley from Nevada discusses his candidacy and policy of enforcing laws. I W Douglass from Well describes his nomination and stance on tax saving. H E Slattery of Ames seeks Republican nomination with pledge to enforce laws and use taxes efficiently.
The readable fragment mentions a legislative action in Nevada Iowa dated June 2 and a date portion indicating September 44 1908, suggesting a local government record or notice with unclear specifics.
The notice urges Boone and Story county Republicans to back J A Fitchpatrick in the primary as candidate for state senate in Nevada Iowa.
Ames Iowa official notes candidate L J Scott seeks republican nomination for county superintendent of schools pending June 2 voting. Ames city election looms with mayoral race heightening interest following Bryan death and confusion about a socialist candidate named Work.
Nominations for next Monday retain the caucus slate with independent A H Thayer added for assessor. Cummins backers try to mobilize the Traveling Men’s Association, but many oppose. Des Moines plan fails to remove politics from city elections. Webster City faces factory troubles amid a thwarted arson attempt at bottled goods after clearing MacKown. Gov Cummins touts state convention backing Allison. critics accuse him of empty boasting and curb expectations.
The Rock Island Daily News, champion of prohibition, reports its office was dynamited this week by proponents of repeal. The incident follows ongoing clashes as saloon interests push against the prohibition movement.
The Cedar Rapids Republican criticizes Mr. Chesshire's minority report as unbecoming and hypocritical, accusing Tom Cheshire of blatant partisan theatrics amid the debate on Senator Allison.
Tom Chesshire criticized the state convention for discussing United States senator politics during last week’s event. He suggested Cummins would have caused a ruckus if victorious, venting loudly at the gathering.
Pa Smith of the Scranton Journal notes the county gathering endorsed Allison. The move triggers a strong reaction, described as a worse spasm than experienced by Congressman Conner when Crawford voted for the Allison resolutions in the state convention.
The Peoples party backs J Galen Tilden and the Citizens party supports Van Chamberlain for mayor. Each candidate is a prominent local property owner, and voters are urged to consider their qualifications for the office.
An elderly man in Johnson county celebrates Senator Allison's convention win by shaving his whiskers for the first time in forty seven years. He clearly expresses his elation and amusement at the political success.
The Cummins group backs former Speaker Clark of Dallas for lieutenant governor, signaling a continued clash rather than harmony. The move appears aimed at aiding Cummins in Dallas County, as the progressive crowd aligns with their leader.
Parley Sheldon of Ames was recommended by the democratic county convention at Nevada on Saturday for delegate to the national convention from the 7th district. Ames already has one Republican delegate. if the district convention selects Sheldon to go to Denver, she would be in it.
Tom Cheshire of Polk County argues the state convention should not involve the senatorial fight. His position is challenged as the convention recalls a Polk County meeting held days earlier, which weakens his stance.
The piece claims socialists send agents across the country to sway public opinion. It notes one well dressed emissary seen in Ames and questions who funds these activities. It argues the cost is borne by hardworking ordinary people who supposedly will see wealth be redistributed.
The Register and Leader asserts the cheers were for the committee’s fair stance on seating Des Moines county delegates, not for Blythe. It credits honest sentiment for honesty in politics and stresses the report supported regular selections.
In a recent Webster City Freeman issue Mont Hunter asserts Hamilton County Republicans chose the right approach in county conventions. He notes Cummins supporters argued for broader resolutions in other gatherings, while some back Allison in the state convention. He calls for restraint in statewide deliberations.
A state convention urges fair play from all delegates, urging counties to follow suit and to accept defeat with dignity. The message emphasizes open competition, proper conduct, and good sportsmanship for all participants.
Luverne banker Geo W Hanna declares himself a standpatters, praising stable banking and expressing distrust of panics. He notes Bank of Luverne assets, land holdings, livestock, and deposits, while urging political goals including Tariff revision timing and support for Taft. The Cedar Rapids Republican summarizes his stance amid Iowa Republican tensions over Allison Cummins.
The text compares William B. Allison with a rival who seeks the senate seat, recounting Iowa Republican platform support for Allison and attacks on tariff reform. It cites Cummins supporters pressing immediate tariff revision and references President Roosevelt and the 1903 tariff debate shaping the 1904 campaign.
A Cedar Rapids column argues that parents should rigorously check a suitor’s ancestry, habits, and prospects before allowing their daughter to marry. It cites a senator’s pardon committee remark as evidence that many spouses are chosen with little scrutiny, blaming careless marriages for rising divorce calends.
Oblique farewell meditation on life and mortality urging a life of good deeds as time passes and weeks fade. Reflects on many who have died and invites readers to leave a positive, hopeful imprint before their own departure.
The Emporia Gazette quotes a funeral motto about living well. Danforth's ice cream is recommended. The Ladies Aid Society of the MBE church seeks old books and papers, tied in bundles on the front porch Tuesday morning. March 31, M. A. Ellett finished decorating Il Gamrath's home interior.
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