Taft Conservation Views and One Man Rule Decline
The editor argues Taft supports conservation yet opposes wasting resources and urges balanced use for present and future generations. A second column laments old “one man rule” in politics, noting graft waning as Republicans seek broader participation and accountability.
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Reason to feel good about Iowa corn outlook
The Davenport Democrats claim Iowa corn is maturing rapidly, with millions of bushels developing every seventy four hours. They say this growth translates into increased wealth for the commonwealth and a strong yield likely surpassing the past decade. The message urges preparation for prosperity across farms and industries.
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Judge Walter Smith Emerges Among Speakership Contenders
The Chicago Tribune reports a strong link between Judge Walter I. Smith of Council Bluffs and Roosevelt era progressive principles as he positions for Speaker Cannon's succession. The piece notes Smith's close during Roosevelt's Council Bluffs visit and suggests growing alignment with Roosevelt ideas.
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Not a record corn crop yet a bumper Iowa harvest
An Iowa expert reports corn yields far above average with conditions this fall far better than in years. He predicts continued prosperity for Iowa and urban merchants, urging united Republican support and highlighting the need for honest advertising and party unity under Judge Smith and the Roosevelt camp.
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