Republican Rally Endorses Drake and Bussy in Cold Weather Meeting
A Republican rally faced cold rain as two sessions drew crowds, with Governor Drake speaking for about two hours and General Bussy delivering a lively hour and a half. Captain Hull and General Bussy spoke, while Smith McPherson from Red Oak closed with pointed remarks against the party. The gathering avoided parades due to weather, and a new line of dress trimmings from Biertow & Smith was advertised.
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Tor
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General Bussy
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State Central Committee
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Art Recital At College Chapel With Noted Performers
A department of elocution and oratory presents an art recital at the college chapel on Wednesday evening October 28. Admission is free by ticket only with doors closing at 7 45. Tickets available at Judisch Bros. Adrian M Newens directs with assistance from Miss Agnes Bh Martin Miss Mae Henderson of Des Moines and Mr and Mrs Ressler from the I A C music department.
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College Chapel
Judisch Bros
Adrian M. Newens
Elocution and Oratory
Agnes Bh. Martin
Mae Henderson
Des Moines
Ressler
Fresh overcoats and suits advertised by BiceLow and Smith
An advertising blurb promotes men and youth apparel including overcoats and suits for boys and children. It also mentions fresh oysters at Adams Bros and urges customers to view the goods.
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Adams Bros
Ballot Size Plans Mentioned for General Election
A ballot for the general election, to be voted one week from next Tuesday, will be larger than the page of the Timms. A sample ballot will appear in this paper next week.
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Timms
California Tourism by Great Western via Kansas City
Advertises Chicago Great Western Railway Pullman sleeper service to Los Angeles with through travel from Minneapolis leaving Tuesdays and arriving Saturday noon. Notes lower berth rates, no Sunday travel, fresh linen, porter, and reduced round trip fares. Includes contact info for agents F H Hunter Des Moines Iowa and F H Genl Pass. Also mentions local community updates and lectures in Ames Iowa.
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California
Chicago Great Western Railway
Maple Leaf
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Pullman
Great Western
Minneapolis
F. H. Hunter
Des Moines
Towa
F. H. Gen’l. Pass
Wheat Prices Climb on Short Crop and Demand
Wheat in Chicago rose to 79 percent by Monday as experts predict a dollar price by November 10. The rise is blamed on India’s failed crop and general supply demand dynamics. Analysts expect higher prices for corn oats and other cereals as wheat leads the market. Foreign buyers are reshaping oats trades in New York and Chicago with large sales for rail to the seaboard. News from Chicago Chronicle notes a broad upward trend in flour corn oats and provisions amid European demand and U S crop strength.
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India
Story County
Inter Ocean
New York
Seaboard
Chicago Chronicle
Europe
United States
London
Local items from Mackey and nearby towns
Henry Ahrews lost his threshing machine to fire last Sunday night. a Case separator is ordered from L. Oliver. W. H. Alden of Nebraska works for Reli able Insurance and Bankers Life in Des Moines. Mrs. A. N. Stewart returns from New York state. Mrs. Allie Needham visits Story City and Gilbert. McGill visits Story City. Clint Johnson builds a blacksmith shop. C H Mills to expound free silver. Bert Healey of Ironwood visits. Mr. Bell of Carroll visits Alden.
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Henry Ahrews
Mackey
Henry
L. Oliver
W.H. Alden
Nebraska
Reliable Insurance Company
Des Moines
Bankers’ Life
Allie Needham
Ames
Story City
Gilbert
Prohibition Meeting Sparks Debate at Christian Church
The community discusses a Prohibition meeting held at the Christian church led by Mrs. L. E. Bailey of New York. The Times questions the event’s framing as a school gathering and notes misrepresentation from organizers, calling for proper conduct and consent from school authorities.
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Nels Norman
W. H. Benson
Forewan
J. H. Johnson
Thompson
Osmond Egeland
Jas. M. Smith
Olive
Darby
C. A. Wood
Oliver Stole
Sever S. Severson
Severt
Vikre
Ingebrigt Egeland
Ole Holland
John O. Bidie
Olaf Hamness
Tom N. Ersland
Rasmus Egness
Jacob Ericson
Walter Backous
Dan’l McGill
Andrew O. Valen
Knut Johnson
Henrich Ludwig
Christian Church
L. E. Bailey
New York
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Accident breaks stack at electric light plant construction
Saturday an iron smoke stack weighing a heavy piece of furniture broke in two when a lifting chain snapped. The stack toppled onto its brick foundation, wrecking the base but causing no injuries. The incident may delay the project and shift blame toward the machinery supplier, while farmers use good weather to harvest corn.
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University Association of Chicago
Progress
Chicago
Anna Richmond
Electric Light Plant
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