Harding campaign issue fuels local debate on taxes
A letter from Lena A G Savage rebuts a News Telegraph claim regarding W L Harding and his campaign role. The paper corrects the term to campaign advisor, notes Savage’s long friendship and advice to Harding, and states the editor’s doubt that Harding backs highway improvement for taxpayers, asserting the tax issue has long fueled political chatter and that Harding seeks self-interest.
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Lena A. G. Savage
Adair
Newe-Telegrah
W. L. Harding
Mr. Harding
News-Telegraph
Senator Savage
Harding
Bis
Lowa
Passage of rivers and harbors bill in Senate
The passage of the rivers and harbors bill in Washington, in its original form, carries appropriations of 943 million dollars, signaling strong support among lawmakers for pork barrel spending. The action reflects allies in the Senate backing funding for various projects.
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Washington
Friends of “Pork
Bipartisan Game in Congress Echoes Party Labels
The text notes Iowa senators voting against a measure and describes many Democrats resisting party pressure. It contends the bill passed largely with Republican support and observes that once in Congress party labels matter little as members seem similar.
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Iowa
Congress
Worthy Candidate Thoman for State Treasurer Nomination
Senator C. H. Thoman of Kent seeks the Republican nomination for State Treasurer. He is qualified and a lifelong Republican, presenting his candidacy on its merits for voters in this section.
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C. H. Thoman
Kent
Need More Money for Atlantic Band Concerts
A local committee reports two successful band concerts and seeks weekly subscriptions to cover remaining costs. Funds raised so far come largely from businessmen. organizers appeal to nonbusiness residents who enjoy band music to support through small contributions. Subscriptions accepted at More & Clark's, Clark & Brandt's Barber Shop, and the Commercial Club.
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Wayl
Atlantic
More & Clark's
Clark & Brandt's
Commercial Club
Weather and Crop Report May 30 1916 In Iowa
The week ending May 30 1916 saw one good corn spell with above normal temperatures and light rainfall overall. Heavy rain hit the southeastern counties on May 23 and 26 harming cherries and berries but forecasting a large berry crop and fair cherry yield. Crop growth was rapid with cultivation expanding statewide though the southeast remained wet and many corn fields required replanting or delayed germination. Alfalfa near ready to cut. rye driving in the south. winter wheat just starting to shoot in the central regions. GEO M CHAPPEE Director.
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Page County
Geo
M. Chappee
Swan for County Attorney Promises Faithful Service
Campaign note endorses Harry B. Swan citing his qualifications and intention to provide good competent and faithful county attorney service if elected. The appeal stresses integrity and dedication to the public and his fitness for the role.
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Harry B. Swan
Annual Meeting at Church of Christ Recap
The Church of Christ held its annual gathering with praise for progress across all departments. Reports were read, bills paid, and the congregation extended thanks to the pastor with a salary increase. A new building proposition, orchestra, choir, and officers were noted as part of plans for the year ahead.
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Church of Christ
Hia
Alea
Letter from Senator Savage defending Harding campaign ties
A.C Savage of Sioux City Iowa writes to Sora rebutting editorials that labeled him Harding’s chief campaign manager. He denies the charge, explains his support for Harding, and defends Harding’s integrity. Savage asserts his active role, contrasts journalism’s portrayal, and praises Harding as a principled candidate who would govern honestly.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Atlantic
Iowa
Sora
Harding
Harding Army
Woodbury County
Sioux City
Register and Leader
Register
Gardner Cowles
The
the Tribune
Senate
Gardner Cowlea
State Board of Education
Bronx City
Beat
Sioux Oxy Papers
Tray
A.C, Savage
Sunday School Convention Next Week In Anite
The Caga county Sunday School Association holds its annual convention at the Methodist church in Anite with three sessions morning afternoon and evening on Friday June 9th. Notable guests Mr and Mrs Morehouse of Des Moines bring training for teachers and youth leadership. delegates from all schools are invited and urged to attend multiple divisions with home reports.
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Caga County Sunday School Association
Anite
Morehouse
Des Moines
Carus County
Real Estate Transfers in 1916 Record
Fragmentary OCR notes detail property transfers including water and weight terms and figures such as $8,000. Mentions transfers to Jessie M. and Aunt, with partial dates and lot/block references. Lacks full names, places, and clear actions.
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Jane
Jessie M
Gil Building Gone as Old Landmark Is Replaced
The old city building on Fourth Street is being demolished to make way for a new structure. Locals miss the landmark while noting preparations for the replacement progress.
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Gil
Old City Building
Fourth Street
Vote for Harry B. Swan County Attorney candidate ad
A political ad urges voting for Harry B. Swan citing trust in his competence. The message, attributed to Dr Charles D Finley, blends health claims about diet and bowel function with a call to elect Swan for county attorney.
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Harry B. Swan
Artista Series to Present High Class Atlantic Music Next Fall
The public and music lovers are reminded of the Artista Series in Atlantic by C. W. Best next fall starting in October. The concerts will be of a high order and worthy of attention, with tickets to be offered at Bala in due course.
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Atlantic
C. W. Best
Bala
Nerlem
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Nichols’ Bank and Atlantic
Jowa
Whitmore
Harlan
Cass
Mr. Whitmore
Chas. D. Finley
Willard
Cushing ‘Machine. & Auto Company
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