Republican Tensions Shape County Political Debate
The piece discusses harmony versus opposition in Polk County politics, naming factions like progressives and standpatters. It notes William B. Allison’s legacy, moves of Fritz Sameisch to Griswold, and prospects for Mason S. H. Ratuson in Linn County. It argues the GOP should welcome all who act in party interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Cummins
Representative
William 3. Curtis
William B. Allison
Alexander
Julius Caesar
Frrrz Sameisch
Republican Party
Noble Township
Heck
Griswold
Billy
Bryant
Fritz
Cass County
Lowa
Anita Post Office Note on Mail Handling
An OCR fragment notes prepaid a fee for a mail item and mentions second class mail matter status at Anita Oklahoma. The text shows payment references and post office processing phrases. The readable portions provide limited context on handling rather than a full event or story.
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Anita
Ows
Cass County Republicans pledge primary candidacies in 1908
A series of editorials and notices announce candidates for Cass County offices in the upcoming June Republican primary of 1908. Names include John W. Scott Ralph E. King O M Hobart H W Whelock E C Worthing G A Hile Lawrence R Forsythe Geo S Kirk and others. The Tribune discusses harmony between standpatters and progressives and reports on district delegates and campaign plans.
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Tribune
Caras Country
Iowa General Assembly
Cass County
John W. Scott
Twill
General Assembly
W. A. Dowell
L. H. Pine
O. M. Hobart
Ralph E. King
Rehools
H. W. Whehock
Anita Public Schools
E.C. Worthing
G. A. Hile
Massena Two
Tritone
Iowa
Lawrence R. Forsythe
Geo
Kirk
Col Saunders Praised as Model Presiding Officer at State Convention
Attendees in Des Moines last week praised Col. C Saunders elected permanent chairman. Saunders, a rising Republican in the district, is seen as a bright young leader and his selection reflects the party’s younger element as deserving and fitting for the honor.
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Des Moines
Col. C. Saunders
Col. Saunders
Judge Macy to Retire After Twenty Years on Bench
Judge N W Macy of the Fifteenth district announces retirement at end of current term for family and personal reasons. He credits bar and people for support, reflects on his two decades serving with integrity, and notes ongoing candidacies for his replacement. Three successors named: J B Rockafellow, Thomas Arthur, and R W Beeson. Mills and Shelby counties hinted as potential contenders. The district judges serve four year terms with upcoming elections and judicial conventions outlined. The second trial of A H Sniff ends with acquittal of murder charge after a lengthy process with over fifty witnesses.
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Shelby County
Republican
N. W. Macy
District Court
Macy
Fifteenth Judicial
J. B. Rockafellow
Cash County
Thomas Arthur
Harrison County
R. W. Beeson
Montgomery County
Mills
Shelby
Poisoned by Socks Sufferer in Iowa Hospital
B W W Kersker a Cincinnati born commercial traveler has been confined at Jennie Edmundson Memorial hospital Council Bluffs for a week due to colored socks. A tight shoe rubbed the heel causing inflammation and the dye contact led to blood poisoning. He returned home Thursday and will stay several weeks before resuming duties.
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B. W W. Kersker
Cincinnati
Jennie Edmundson Memorial Hospital
Council Bluffs
Kersker
Kersher
Democrats of Cass County Select Delegates at Atlantic
The Cass county Democrats met at the I O F Hall in Atlantic last Saturday and chose ten delegates for the State Convention to be held soon in Cedar Rapids. Judge Willard elected temporary chairman and a credentials committee was named. The resolutions committee backed Bryan for President and John Blake for National Convention delegate. Delegates chosen include J W Blake and others as listed in the report.
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Cass County
1. O
J. W. Blake
Local News Notes and Stock Market In Brief
Three year old stock and market items. Willard Miller leads in news service and editorial opinion. Jas Pilmer returns from Mitchell D to buy a 174 acre farm, rents a Mitchell house, plans April move. Tam exclusive agent for Daisy Stock Food Co with Daisy Worm Powder and Hog Remedy products at Bovee's hardware store. R Galiher & Co shows Daisy stock line and Hog remedies.
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Inter Oveun
Tammaine
Jas. Pilmer
Mitchell
Daisy Stock Food Co
Atlantic
Bovee
R. Galiher & Co
H. R. Ronson
Last copy of Tribune sent to late paying subscribers
The Post Office Department requires ending credit for subscribers in arrears. This will be the final Tribune issue for those behind one year or more. Come in and settle within a week or ten days to continue receiving the paper.
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Post Office Department
the Tribune
Salt and Liquor Store Sale Promises Seasonal Event
A community sale notice promotes salt, wheat, and farm goods at Atlantic Works. It urges attendance at a season event with drug store tickets and promises fresh ale, livestock and produce deals, inviting buyers to bring items for consignment. Col A G Tom and B L Newton lead the sale effort with local management.
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H. R. Robison
A. G. Tom
B. L. Newton
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Mason S. H. Ratuson
Linn’ County
B. F. Carroll
Warren Garst
Carroll
Garst
G. 8. Giibertson
Gov. Cummins
C. A. Meredith
TRE Progressives
Guthrie County
J. S. Dowell
Logan
L. F. Potter
Harlan
D. H. Scott
A. L., Brooks
Audubon
Dallas
Audubon County
Elliott
Frank M. Hopkins
John Herriott
John
Allison State Executive Committee
Dubuque
Allison Club
Allison
Office of
Rockford
A. H. Saif
M. E. Brundage
Sniff
B. R. Martin
Democratic County
Willard Miller
J. Lattig& Co
G. S. Worthing
Wild Rose
Anchor
Stley’s
Miles Lowell Gey
Mles
Lowell
Bs. Niles
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