Political rancor and scandal fill Anita column
A long provincial column rails at Democrats Republicans and labor leaders, mocks Roosevelt Taft Bryan and Populists, lampoons health and city alleys, notes a wedding marriage travel and a missing man found with a bride in Illinois, and jests about election crowds and vice.
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Election talk and editorial jabs mix in a late-season Iowa column
A Nebraska style editorial voice criticizes journalists, local politicos, and the looming election. It questions editor integrity, lampoons prohibition rhetoric, notes John A. T. Hill’s Republican nomination for Congress, and foresees Taft as likely winner if elections were held tomorrow.
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Democratic nominee via primary law in Woodbury County
A Dexter Sentinel note observes a freak primary law makes a Republican candidate for Supervisor in Woodbury County the legal Democratic nominee, predicting a likely win. An Atlantic–Maryville ballgame is criticized for lackluster play by both sides. A local ad-readership piece credits persistent newspaper advertising. The Washington postal order warns rural routes may be cut if summer maintenance is neglected, urging timely reports from postmasters.
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Jones' Pets Shine at Bridgewater Tournament
The Dexter Sentinel notes Jones' Pets performed strongly at Bridgewater last week amid a chaotic scene in Nebraska style. They dominated opportunities, while commentary questions talent and character amid an overall easy faulting environment.
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Old Settlers Meeting at Atlantic With Chautauqua Music
The Old Settlers keep a one day event in Atlantic with use of adjoining grounds. An Atlantic band will provide music and Rev. E. Hill will give the annual address. Speeches by prominent citizens mark the gathering as pioneer families thin with many still alive.
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