Allison Favored to Hold Iowa Senate Seat in Cass County
The Cass County view shows strong support for Senator Allison against Cummins in the Iowa United States Senate race. The piece argues Allison's long service, leadership, and trusted advisership amid Cummins’ presidential ambitions, urging voters to back Allison’s successor in the 1930s primary. It notes county GOP sentiment and calls for organized support to counter Cummins’ efforts.
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Iowa Senatorial Support and Republican Stand in 1908
The Anita Tribune argues for Senator Allison amid Iowa politics, opposing Democratic appointments and stressing Allison’s long service. It notes Republican insistence on conservative policy, criticizes anti Cummins sentiment, and forecasts support in the 1908 primaries for re election as United States Senator from Iowa.
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Golden Texts From The Bible On Charity And Justice
A collection of biblical verses emphasizing protection and fair treatment of widows orphans and strangers. Includes commands against oppression and calls to defend the vulnerable with references to judgment and blessings.
One term only? Cummins remarks spur political clash
Mr. Bryan advocates a single term while trials continue. Gov. Cummins shifts toward the Republican fold, and his tariff remarks appeal mainly to Democrats. Billy Sunday travels to fill Chautauqua gaps, railroads draw public ire, and a flood of opinion in Cass county mocks Cummins’ GOP prospects. The piece contrasts rural and urban views, noting the country boy’s curiosity vs the town boy’s certainty.
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Unclear political maneuver in Senate race sparks debate
Fragmentary text suggests Hon A B Cummins criticized for preliminaries in a bid to win United States Senate seat from Senator Allison. The prose alludes to personal rhetoric, allegiance, and symbolic imagery, with references to Allison and Alison, hinting at a contested election context.
Plans for a contingent dwelling and two cent rail fare
The piece laments lack of law forcing truth telling, notes railroads adopting a two cent fare, and questions political figures vying for public attention. It cites Billy Sunday’s revival earnings, praises the Official Register, and condemns church leaders seeking prestige from others’ misfortunes.
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