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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
2
An Iowa man says he is entitled to the Servian throne yet remains in Iowa. The notice reflects humorous local chatter about titles and fruit offerings as residents comment on the odd claim.
The report states missionaries will pursue their trade in Vermont. The Vermon Yankee is expected to gain the upper hand in the disputed endeavor.
A quotation targets Luther Burbank noting his focus on thornless blackberry varieties. The speaker suggests he should devote effort to producing graftless politicians instead. The remark critiques political graft and calls for more independent leadership.
A quiet Tu notes that losses in canal negotiations may be offset by profits from consumer trade. The remark suggests optimism about balancing risks through broader commerce with buyers.
Irv announces Charley Mitchell will face John L. Sullivan in the prize ring next fall with the modality undecided between phonographs or telephones.
Ambassador Conger declares he will not seek the governorship of Town under any circumstances, ending speculation that his acceptance as ambassador to Mexico aimed at a governor race. His statement cancels the prior political aim attributed to his tenure.
Mr Carne faces controversy as his large donation to the Mississippi state agricultural college is indignantly rejected. He and Brother John D plan to meet to discuss the issue and address the concerns raised about funds.
Bank official Bidow argues his theft from friends and associates was justified by a drop in the wheat market He maintains repayment would have occurred if the wheat carrier had succeeded and others remained unaware.
FH Cray Evans former consul to London urges tariff revision to protect American industry. He supports a permanent tariff commission with power to adjust schedules, arguing amendments should come from the Republican party to meet times and business needs.
Lieutenant Governor Sherman of Illinois criticized Washington as aristocratic and money ridden. He described Congress as a pension agent and post office solicitor, likening lawmakers to frogs in a pond and noting a changed view after seven years.
An advertisement dated June Fifteenth from Hawkeye Insurance Company through agent Scott Alcorn promises cheap insurance to all customers and full payment of losses. The message emphasizes self finance and attentive service and notes the agent’s contact.
The writer comments on Japan's victory over Russia and praises President Roosevelt for diplomacy. He contrasts Canadian and American politics, likens Laurier to Grover Cleveland, and critiques both Liberal and Conservative stances. He cites The Telegram editorial praising Roosevelt, discusses crop prospects in Manitoba, and hints at future notes on Anglo-Israelite beliefs. He invites Taylor county friends to visit Winnipeg and stay at the Seymour Hotel.
The Kansas City Journal notes a striking spectacle in Kansas the gang plow drawn by traction engines opens seven furrows fifteen inches wide at once. Eastern visitors marvel at the speed compared with traditional small furrow plowing and the rough handling it replaces.
Low rates to Portland Oregon via Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets on sale beginning May 23 until Sept 29. Also low rates to Seattle Tacoma Bellingham Everett Victoria Vancouver and San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego. For sale dates and details contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A St Paul Minn.
Public religious gathering announced for East Mission with prayer and preaching. Officials expect a large attendance as the event is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at three oclock.
Drs. Pitts Blunk and Pitts, eye and ear specialists, located at 8th and Francis in St Joseph Missouri, invite correspondence.
A Chicago Review commentary lauds President Roosevelt as a moral and capable leader. It credits him for timely, cautious diplomacy that offered peace between Russia and Japan, avoiding war and boosting American prestige. The piece frames Roosevelt as acting with courage to pursue peace.
The piece argues Uncle Sam faces a paradox in Panama where his own tariff laws raise steel rail costs. If applied, rails cost 28 a ton due to the pool. if not, foreign price is 20. The text moralizes on fairness to nephews and implied betrayal in pricing choices.
Fares of 20.10 to Denver and Pueblo with return via Burling Route, June 30 to July 4. Return by July 14 or extended to August 8 for 25 cents. Service with Standard and Tourist sleeping cars, chair cars, and coaches. Colorado described as a great cool playground. Contact agent F. P. Bewi.
Promotes Ever Ready Sprays and Germicide Insecticide to protect roses bushes ornamental shrubs livestock and homes from flies potato bugs mites lice and odors. Claims high value and 1000 percent return on investment by using the products now.
Blanche Crouch of Blockton visited over Sunday at her sister Mrs W C Casement’s home. A promotion offered Bisa Fine Perfume free samples at Bibbins Pharmacy with praise for the lasting aroma.
Phil G. Crosson aged 17 years 2 months 6 days died Tuesday June 20 at 7 30 p m after a short illness septic fever began with rheumatism in the knee He was a Christian boy active in church work and a favorite among his associates Funeral services at two this afternoon conducted by Elder Lee Furgeson Christian Endeavor society to arrange floral offerings Interment in Fairview cemetery The Free Press extends heartfelt sympathy
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