Common People Republicans League pledge in Taylor County Iowa
A group in Taylor County Iowa pledges to destroy machine politics and corporate control, support state primary reform, revise interstate commerce and corporate laws, oppose monopolies, promote honest business in Iowa, and aim for self sufficiency and broader public welfare. It calls for Australian ballot system, Roosevelt era reforms, and removal of free passes and lobby influence.
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Common Peoples Republican League of
Township
Taylor County
Iowa
Paul S. Haddock
Republican Committee
League
Corporation
U. S
Roosevelt
Iona
Announcement of Taylor County superintendent candidacy
E. E. Kuun of Lenox Iowa announces his candidacy for the nomination as superintendent of schools. He states the decision will come from the Republican voters at the approaching Taylor County convention.
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Taylor County
E. E. Kuun
Lenox
AppaNnoosa County Murder Case Goes To Trial
A murder case in AppaNnoosa County advances to trial with 142 witnesses expected to testify, highlighting a high profile legal proceeding and significant court activity. The proceedings involve multiple local authorities and a broad array of invited observers.
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AppaNnoosa
Local man Jouann Hock Hanged in Chicago Friday
Jouann Hock was executed by hanging in Chicago on Friday after conviction. He maintained his innocence to the end.
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Jouann Hock
Chicago
Scott Skinner Named Postmaster in Creston
Scott Skinner has been appointed postmaster at Creston. He serves as a representative from Union County in the state legislature.
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Scott Skinner
Creston
Union County
Tur Legislature Adjourns Early Amidting Influence
The Tur state legislature adjourned Tuesday for a week amid apparent influence aiming to block any meaningful legislation this session. Observers note that procedural maneuvering and pressure from interests appear to have stalled key bills and reforms.
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Tur
A I Smith Campaign Tour in Wayne County
A I Smith spent last week in Wayne county making political speeches as he opens his campaign for the congressional nomination in earnest.
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A. I. Smith
Wayne County
Senate committee clears Tuk railroad rate bill without amendment
The Tuk railroad rate bill emerged from committee unamended and now goes to the floor for debate. Each senator will be required to cast a record vote, informing constituents of their positions on the measure.
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Senate
Progressive Movement Stirs in Taylor County
The Progressive Movement, known by that name in Taylor County, begins to assert itself anew, unsettling the standpatters according to Gravity Independent.
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Taylor County
Osceola to host Southern Iowa Editorial Association
Editors from the Southern Iowa Editorial Association will gather in Osceola on March 8 and 9 for a two day meeting. An excellent program has been prepared and the city expects to provide hearty hospitality during the event.
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Southern Iowa Editorial Association
Osceola
Vanderbilt Arrest Report Mixed With Editorial Note
W K Vanderbilt was arrested in Italy Saturday after colliding with a small child in a motor vehicle. An editor’s note from a contemporary publication suggests a line of commentary for Vanderbilt’s mother country and potentially for Willie K in his trouble.
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W. K. Vanderbilt
Italy
Our Contemporary
Willie K
Recorder’s Office Debts Uncovered in Appanoose County
The Appanoose County Board of Supervisors found the recorder owed the county $1300 for excess fees not turned in and not entered in the fee book. The discovery prompts scrutiny of accounting practices and potential corrective action.
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Appanoose County
Board of Supervisors
Iona Leads Rail Rate Reform Versus Standpatters
Ohie enacts two cent railroad fare law setting a maximum per mile rate. Wisconsin adopts a similar cap. Is Iona alone in challenging railroad regulation as standpatters claim?
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Ohie
Wisconsin
Iona
Inconsistent Papers Split On Governor Cummins Nomination
The page shows debate over Cummins' third term as governor with columns opposing another run, while other columns advocate Hepburn for continued leadership. The mixed stance reflects a polarized editorial page.
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Cummins
Hepburn
Steenth
Tur Common People's Platform Endorsed by Supporters
The Tur Common People's movement presents its platform as the guiding principles on this page. The text states openness to any supporter who endorses the platform, welcoming Cummins Perkins or any other believer to stand with them.
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Tur Common People’s Movement
Cummins
Cummins, Perkins
Townsend bill mocked as Hepburn rate tale
The Page County Democrat criticizes the rate bill named after Col. Hepburn, arguing Townsend authored it but was overshadowed by Hepburn’s promotion. The editors accuse local officials of overpraising Hepburn while readers see through the scheme and crave genuine policy aims.
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Turstandpat
Col. Hepburn
House of Representatives
Townsend Bill
Page County Democrat
J D Cherryholmes Nominated For County Superintendent
A call of one hundred Republicans in Clearfield endorses J D Cherryholmes for county superintendent of schools. An experienced educator and former Clearfield principal, he is praised for ideas and strong executive ability and expected to fill the office satisfactorily if elected.
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Clearfield
J. D. Cherryholmes
Cherryholmes
Hepburn’s shift from shipper petitions to rate legislation
Julian Hawthorn, special correspondent to the Chicago examiner, recalls Hepburn’s dramatic reversal after opponents burned him in effigy. He moved from private opposition to supporting rate legislation and positioned himself as the father of the measure. The shift underscores his polarizing role and public pressure in the debate.
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Julian Hawthorn
The
Chicago *Examiner
Hepburn
Attitude on the matter bears investigation and relief bill
The passage suggests that he authorized the bill to avoid practical relief for those seeking aid, aiming to keep railroad favor while earning the trust of the railroad’s victims, with an investigation likely to reveal his intent.
Creston paper claims Turner backed Cummins in senate
The Creston Advertiser-Gazette boasts it predicted Turner would align with the Cummins bloc in the senate and argues a Cummins association would have sunk his nomination. It notes Cummins, a two term Iowa governor, is portrayed as dangerous by rivals, while praising his record of prosperity.
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Creston Advertiser-Gazette
Turner
Cummins
Senate
Creston
Iowa
Col D B Henperson Dies After Long Illness at Dubuque
Col D B Henperson died Sunday in a Dubuque hospital after a long battle with disease. He was a respected statesman and soldier, having served in the House of Representatives and as a speaker. He lost a limb defending the flag, leaving a legacy of loyalty and public service. Funeral plans note burial in Dubuque with Hon George D Perkins delivering the eulogy. The piece closes with a Railway World note criticizing Ohio rail fare reductions, outlining proposed retaliation including ending many reduced fares and mileage books.
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D. B. Henperson
Dubuque
Long
Col. Henderson
Ocean
House of Representatives
Geo. D. Perkins
The
Railway World
Ohio
J D Cherryholmes Named For County Superintendent
Announcement by Grant township Republicans in Taylor county Iowa names J D Cherryholmes as candidate for county superintendent pending Republican primary. A lengthy list of supporters follows, including local party members and backers from the area.
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Grant Township
Taylor County
Iowa
J. D. Cherryholmes
C. W. Edwards
John Anderson
W.M. Long
J. H. Hadden
J. P. Maxwell
W. B. Yaryan
H. TF. Swope
R. A. Green
Peter Swanson
B. Parslow
Grant McPherrin
Jeo. Wax
W. M. Winkley
R. Shawler
Fred Kelley
Frank OC. Wilson
T. B. Allen
G. Livingston
G. E. Parkison
A. D. Clark
L. M. Hadden
H. H. Green
H. Rinard
Grant
M. M. Hamilton
R. M. Beamer
F. M. Mannix
A. M. Murdock
J. D. Nichols
G. W. Parkins
R. C. Beamer
A. D. Johnston
S. B
List of names in a historical clipping appears in print
A fragment shows a roster of individuals including Miler H Gelvin James Gelvin V Allen T J Cooper Leh man O LU Taylor Frank Archibald H J Buckner 8 C McClure OC B Ragen J W Brown Wa Stamper A F Johnston J C Wirth F A Green and June Withmore.
Turner Interview Stirs District Political Fences
The Adams County Free Press describes Senator D. W. Turner’s bold stance and risk of alienating party bosses as he speaks against machine rule. Supporters see it as a chance for reform, while opponents weigh possible consequences for his political standing and legislative allies.
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D. W. Turner
Turner
Hepburn
Adams County Free Press
Respect for Old Age Helps Hepburn Win House Bill
New Market News notes that respect for age helped Hepburn push a bill through the house. Some observers argue he should be re elected on the same grounds.
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Hepburn
New Market News
Married couples licensed by Clerk Stewart
Since the last report the clerk issued licenses to Charles L. Kobbe and Thurza Turnbull Samuel C. Mc Clure and Jessie Shanholtzer John L. Goff and Etta Ellis.
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Stewart
Charles L. Kobbe
Thurza Turnbull
Samuel C. McClure
Jessie Shanholtzer
John L. Goff
Etta Ellis
Weather Bureau Cooperative Observation Bedford Iowa Week Ended February 24 1906
Weather Bureau cooperative observer EK Heaty records meteorological observations for the week ending February 24 1906 at Bedford Iowa using government standard instruments. Readings were taken as recommended by the Weather Bureau Chief. Dated February 24 1906.
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Weather Bureau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bedford
EK. EK. Heaty
Cooperative Observer
Head of stock and cattle sale listing horses and farm assets
A sale listing describes multiple horse lots with ages weights and breeding notes plus cattle hogs farm implements and terms. It names Cliff Leslie Chamberlain Hanshaw Clayton E C Dowlin Irvin Posten as organizers and notes credit terms 12 months on sums over 10 with 6 percent interest and 2 percent cash discount on larger totals.
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Cliff
Square Deal and the Modern Husband
A Delineator excerpt urges the modern wife to expand her vision and bring system and tact to the home to ease the strain on the husband. It argues that home life must pace with work to maintain balance, with flowers and organized meals as minor advantages. The note promotes Chicago Great Western Railroad towns for business openings with a sample copy request to Edwin B. Magill.
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Roosevelt
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Edwin B. Magill
Chicago Great Western Railway
Omaha
Neb
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Free Press
R. V. Lucas
Climate and Crop Service Report
C. H. Chamberlain
Ladoga
Hatate
Taylor’ County
Sarah Ann Steele
Alto
Ella Clark
Benton
Cole's
H &Gadd
Steele
Benton Township
Rose Steele Baker
Clayton
Wm Ewart
J L. Swearingan
Wis
Gay
H J Stephens
Marion Baumann
Nwt
Mattie F Long
J W Scott
Athelstan
H P Scott
A D Valentine
Mason
Marion Bauman
Robin Anderson
Wig
Platte
C A Huss
S M Burright
Holt
Chas G Martin
W E Crum
FS Burnham
John W Pace
J H Duncan
Jas M Smith
Hattie V Crum
Hess
Marius Rasmussen
Nodaway
CF Bliss
Geo T Simpson
Land
Caleb Wilson
Clay C Singleton
Bishop
F —E Wakeman
Sarah R George
EK E Thompson
Selg
Ross
Mary C Filbert
A C Whipple
Samuel BK Perkins
S H Worthington
Joseph S. Pieringer
Fom Ife
Oni
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