Cass County Republican primary slate for various offices
A scanned 1900s Cass County slate lists candidates for multiple offices including Representative, County Attorney, County Recorder, County Superintendent of Schools, Treasurer, Clerk of the District Court, Supervisor, and U. S. Senator. Each entry notes candidacy is subject to the Republican primary decisions in June, with several dates such as June 2 and June 7 1908, and mentions individuals like John W. Scott L H Pine O M Hobart Ralph King H W Chehock E C Worth Geo Kirk Bertha A Johnson W A Dowell and Shannon.
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Cass County
Iowa General Assembly
Republican Party
John W. Scott
Cassounty
L. H. Pine
O. M. Hobart
Ralph &, King
H.W. Chehock
Anita Public Schools
E.C. Worth
Ass County
An Hill
Massena Two
District Court
Cass Country
Iowa
Lawrence R. Forsythe
Geo
Kirk
Bertha A. Johnson
United States
Voice of
C Ale
Atlantic
Foe
Shannon
News on ny Company publishes Aliatuch Evening News details
State official swears in as secretary treasurer of the News on ny Company publisher of the Aliatuch Evening News in Ailancie Cass County Iowa. Affirms mail circulation on March au and provides the stream of signatures. Notary Harry Cavli attests to the oath dated late March.
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State of Iowa
Cass County
P Chase
News On Ny
Aliatuch Evening News
Ailancie
Iowa
Byas
Is Anderson Pressing Republicans for Cash or a Buyer
The writer questions whether Anderson seeks a $500 donation from local Republicans or a buyer for his junk pile. He cites that visitors who inspected his property ignored it, blaming the man rather than Ass County Republicans. The piece argues the real issue is Anderson’s ongoing poor newspaper leadership and weariness with his style of republicanism.
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Anderson
Ass County
George Kirk for County Supervisor Nomination
The column announces George BR Kirk as a Republican primary candidate for county supervisor. A Bear Grove native now living in Atlantic, he touts business success and seeks broad county support, promising same careful judgment on the board as in his private affairs. He canvasses widely across the county.
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George BR. Kirk
George Kirk
Hss
Bear Grove Township
Atlantic
Missouri Miners Strike Looms Over April First
A claim circulates that 25 000 Missouri miners will strike on April 1. The item references labor action and public reaction within a political climate, noting campaign tensions and editorials across local papers, with opinions on candidates and party alignments.
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Missouri
Williams Proposes Democratic Vote to Repeal Wood Pulp Tax
John Sharpe Williams challenged the Republican Committee of Ways and Means by offering to secure a Democratic vote for repealing the duty on wood pulp and print paper, aligning with the president's special message and seeking to limit changes to that schedule. He urged the House Republicans to test the bluff before adjournment.
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John Sharpe Williams
Republican Committee of
Sways and Means
Editorials and editor credibility in newspapers debated
A lively rant questions laws forcing newspapers to reveal editorial authorship. The piece attacks borrowed content in the Telegraph and mocks market value of ideas. It promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and Chamberlain’s Liniment, and notes local ads for Havana cigars, merry widow hats, and life insurance.
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Cass County
Bishop's AMOROU Revitalizes Health and Strength
AMOROU claims to strengthen brain workers and ward off disease with non alcoholic tonic. It advertises benefits for nerves digestion circulation and general debility with a promise of purity under drug and food laws and free samples from PIEM DRUG CO Philadelphia.
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Wen
Wonton
Direful Prediction In New South Wales Parliament
E W Sullivar warned before the New South Wales parliament that the present ministry may stumble as it gazes at the stars yet will trip on pebbles and be carried to the hospital where the grinning skulls of their predecessors are stored.
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New South Wales
Australia
E. W. Sullivar
Sinners Confession on Uncancelled Stamp Temptation
A Times paragraph notes a man’s real test of honesty when he finds an uncancelled stamp in a mailed letter. The writer, who attends church weekly, admits he uses the stamp again when faced with the temptation.
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N. ¥. Times
Preventing Electrolysis in Pipes Insulated With Asbestos Paper
Electrolysia of pipes is now prevented by insulating from the ground. The pipes are covered with a specially prepared asbestos paper, coated with a waterproof insulating compound, and joints are made tight by strips and insulating cement. The protection is claimed to be permanently durable.
How to extract a splinter using suction bottle steam
To remove a splinter, take a wide mouthed bottle and fill it almost with hot water. Place the splinter over the bottle mouth and press tightly. The suction pulls the flesh in, and after a minute or two the splinter emerges while the steam soothes the soreness.
Beasts All Left-Handed Say Explorer Notes
The great explorer Livingston claimed in his Africa writings that wild beasts are left-handed or left-pawed, noting the lion always strikes with its left paw.
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Livingston
Africa
Review Claims Genius Hurts Women More Than Men
A reviewer discusses Mr. Gribble’s book on George Sand and argues that genius, while perhaps excusing male crimes, worsens the wickedness attributed to women, reflecting a gendered critique from a recent publication.
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Mr. Gribble
George Sand
Sound Advice From The Captain On Healthful Living
The Captain urges a healthy life with wholesome brain and body. He argues boys crave fresh air and cannot have too much, opposing views that modern youths play games excessively.
Fly's Wonderful Agility Showed Incredible Tiny Runner
A fly of minute size moved three inches in half a second and would perform about 640 steps in the time a man could take a single breath. By proportional agility, a man could run 24 miles in one minute.
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REO
O. B. Lansing
Milk as Fire Extinguisher for Petroleum Burns
Milk is suggested as a safe fire extinguisher for petroleum fires. It forms an emulsion with oil and disrupts cohesion, reducing combustibility, unlike water which cannot.
Immense Diocese In India Bishop Presides Over Vast Diocese
The Episcopal bishop of Lucknow presides over a diocese larger than Great Britain by extent with about 48 million people of whom 102000 are Christians.
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India
Lucknow
Great Britain
Deathbed Scene with a Wool Themed Epitaph
A humorous deathbed scene features the moth confessing he took one ball too many. He asks for a tombstone epitaph stating Died in the Wool, underscoring a whimsical pun on his woolen life and fate.
Somewhat Remarkable Animal Pony Resembles Sheep Mule Tone
A Chinese pony described as somewhat like a sheep in facial features with a rounded nose, resembling a camel in likeness but showing piggish disposition and many ways like a mule in temperament and behavior.
Winter stockings blamed for red nose over pneumonia
A fashion medical authority asserts openwork stockings do not cause pneumonia in winter but do produce a red nose, a consequence deemed worse by common belief.
A Woman's Rebuke in Manchester Union Verse
A poem titled A Woman's Rebuke appears in the Manchester Union with a line about beauty coming from some men only when the buttercup crows on their grave, reflecting period sentiment and social tone.
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Manchester Union
Felt for Poor Hersie Finds Lost Horseshoe Foot
A small child named Howard finds a loose horseshoe during a walk and exclaims to his mother that a horse has lost one of its feet, a curious mishearing that reads as a charming rural moment.
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Hersie
Howard
Hat fashion hides scalp germs says Herpicide ad
An old advertisement urges men to combat dandruff and hair loss with Newbra’s Herpicide. It claims hats breed germs that sap hair roots and promises a healthy scalp after applying the product. Sample available by mail. sizes 50 cents and one dollar sold by Atholtoe Drug Company.
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Newbra
Herpicide Co
Betroit. Mich
Aizea
Athiotle Brug Company
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Tomass County
General Assembly
Tass County
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Eid EL PL Chase
Harry
Nathan B. Hawkins
Indiana
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Germany
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Weaver
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The
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Florida
Hall Milton
United Stats
Bryan
Louisville and Nashville
Southern
Taft
Conncil Blufts
Commercial Club
Hart
Smith
Nebraska
Bett
D. A. Shuter
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Drug Co
Chamberlain
E. B
Havana
Uc At Atlantic Drug Co
Life and Acciden Insurance
A. M. Petite
Chestnut Street
MRS
Am-Or-Ou
Piem Drug CO
Philadelphia
Gentlemen’s Roadster
B. Lansing
Atlantic Automobile Co
Ford and
Reo Automobiles
Atlantic, Iowa
Atlantic National Bank of Atlantic
the Atlantic National Bank
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