27 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
1
A local rival editor defends against a mocking June edition claim that new subscribers mean neglect of a “baby editor.” The piece questions postal law compliance, postmaster duties, and editorial motives, accusing Bedford post office ties and mischief while defending the street editor’s feelings and integrity.
The text presents Cummins defending his protectionist stance against charges of tariff ripping by political opponents. It cites his Pittsburg speech, his upbringing near the Monongahela, and his belief in protecting American producers. It closes with a taunt about job prospects for Johnny after the post office loss.
The piece notes a figure nicknamed Beacon emerging as a potential candidate for governor. Report emphasizes the person’s growing attention, suggesting he could be a strong contender in the upcoming electoral cycle and signaling a shift in political focus toward his candidacy.
The Register and Leader supported the Des Moines plan of city government and secured a victory by over 2,000 votes. The paper notes they faced opposition from some smaller politicians due to their stance.
The Cedar Falla Gazette opposed the Des Moines plan of government and noted its success at the polls, reporting a lead of just over 2,000 votes in favor.
The Union County tax dispute grows tense between the Afton Star Enterprise and the Creston American. The Afton paper claims Adair County paid for 66 wolf scalps in the past three months, noting all but two were cubs.
The Cedar Falls Gazette ridicules disinterested political prophets in the Iowa senatorial race and notes locals in Iowa like Edn Hunter and "one" Johnson as not yet taking interest. The remark urges self-reflection with a line about Bro. Sebille.
The Osceola Sentinel praises Col Hepburn while noting two editorial lines. Popularity comes from guests or those who wish to be. Fame rests on flattery from those with favors to ask and unwarranted adulation from fools.
The note states Saturday marked the longest day of the year and that Hepburn did not arrive until Monday, indicating a timetable or schedule detail about arrival and timing.
The Davenport based Davis & Wells law firm, long known in Adams County, will dissolve as Attorney A R Wells departs for Omaha to join Burlington Railway legal department. Capt F M Davis plans to retire soon due to ill health after 52 years practicing law in the county.
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