Bedford Town Newspaper Notice
R. V. Lucas, editor and proprietor. Entered at the post office at Bedford Town as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
2
R. V. Lucas, editor and proprietor. Entered at the post office at Bedford Town as second class mail matter.
Senator Lewis was renominated in the Page Fremont district on Thursday. The piece notes how Democrats' criticism of Gov Folk mirrors Republican pressure on Gov Cummins in town. Jor S Trice died in Rockford, Ta, Wednesday. He edited the Des Moines Register and Leader and was known for agricultural writings across the state.
In a speech Secretary Shaw calls Perkins a tariff revisionist, cooling Perkins enthusiasm among standouts. Rathbun stock has risen several points as a result at the Atlantic Messenger report.
In Kansas a political shift occurs as F D Coburn declines the offer to succeed Ralph Burton and Judge Alfred Benson accepts the nomination. The move highlights the state’s surprise filled political landscape with Benson set to carry the honor.
The piece mocks political campaigns across officials including Mr Kuln and Mr Palmer. It criticizes Gov Cummins for charging travel expenses to the state while praising President Roosevelt for a $25,000 bill and applauding past governors for not riding state passes. It also comments on Secretary Shaw and Perkins, calling consistency a "peach."
In Bedford a sparring over party fairness and an electric light franchise unfolds. Clark presses for a private street use and franchise to light his hotel, Burt opposes discriminatory acts, while readers are urged to ensure fair representation and lawful public interests in town progress. Carr Nix of Afton enters the Union county race against Charles Thomas of Kent.
The article notes Flag Day observance by the G A R and recalls June 14 1777 as the birth date of the American flag marking a historic national milestone.
A farmer letter disputes tax rise claims in Adams county and accuses the Union Republican of bias against Gov. Cummins. It cites state expenditures from the legislature and argues the governor bears some responsibility for tax increases, including railroad taxes, while defending appropriations for schools and public buildings. It urges fairness in political critique and reflects broader debate on statewide primary law.
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