One Year in Advance Delegates For Primary Caucuses
One delegate from each voting precinct and an additional delegate for every forty votes or major fraction for Hon. T. Philips for governor at the general election. Precincts to set representation and caucuses urged for Saturday August 29 with township chairmen asked to publish calls.
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Philips
HM. Beatty
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Republicans gripe over levy cut while farm taxes rise
Editorial argues that cutting the state levy from 34 to 3 mills is offset by a 15 percent rise in farm land assessments. With a farm valued at 35,000, tax calculations show little real relief as county and school levies may also grow. Railroads face a 5,000,000 assessment increase, but new mileage boosts complicate the impact.
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Sean
Democratic County Convention in Benton County
Democrats of Benton County convene in delegate contention at Winter on Tuesday September 1 at 1 o clock p m to nominate candidates for Representative, County Treasurer, County Superintendent, County Coroner, County Surveyor, and Member of Board of Supervisors. Also to transact other business as may properly come before the convention based on representation basis.
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Benton County
Delecate
Board of Supervisors
Washington Letters Reveal Littauer Glove Contract Ties
Secretary Root clears Littauer of improper influence in the Littauer Lyon glove contract, with Attorney General to advise. Indictments against August W. Machen and associates reveal postal fraud schemes totaling 373,000. Long, linked to Senator Hanna’s circle, faces related pressure on department purchases. Texas tariff views shift toward protectionist favors amid political debate. Alabama Congressmen discuss literacy and property requirements as new suffrage provisions take effect.
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Weys and Means Committee
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Alabama
No Violence and Sullied Votes Cast in South Preface
A wartime reminiscence argues for continued disenfranchisement and white supremacy, describing the political role of whites in preserving order and industry. It claims blacks born in slavery are quiet yet dependent, while newer Black generations are insolent, warning of future tensions as old whites depart.
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Fong
Pete
Sal Ther
Disck
Alabama
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Relief
A dubious testimonial claims Dr King’s New Life Pills end pain from tired organs causing dizziness backache liver complaint and constipation. The ad promises guaranteed 252 price and credits Jos S Brabater’s drug store for the sale.
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Dr. King
Jos. S. Brabater
Notice of Administrator Appointment in District Court
Notice in the District Court that Benton Canute is appointed administrator of the estate of Prat dlemser. Creditors must present verified claims to the Clerk, and debts owed to the estate are to be paid to the administrator, John Lorenz, administrator.
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Destrict Court
Benton Canute
Toes
Prat Dlemser
John Lorenz Adaii Egreland & Whith
Attomers
Iowa District Court Notice in Bea con County
In the District Court of Iowa Bea con County to Alsamisr A Wel and Anna Webb and others you are notified of a suit over title to property in Vinton. The complaint seeks a judicial determination of ownership among heirs and claims of the estate of Kinetsid Webb and others. Defendants must appear and defend by the deadline stated, or the court will proceed in their absence.
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District Court of
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Beacon County
Alsamisr A. Wel
Anna Webb
Adelée Lo Welt
Anna Webb Troawin
Charles L. Trowin
EW. Peete
Bertha Buoan
Thomas Duscan
Bistead
Blineh Peace
Ressie Pen Eda Pears
Ada Doiz
Roberbois
Exth Jonian
A.5
Donian
Amburdack
Jack
Locy
von Stein
Darrel Earl
Sarah EL Bersfont
Lottie Blues
Webbs
Vinton
Beden Ounnis
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Ruth Webt
J. M. Colwell
Hezekiah
Colwell
Arkin
Webb
DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve Promoted as Top Cure
The advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as the best for cuts burns bruises boils eczema and piles. It warns against counterfeit products and notes the genuine salve bears the name E C DeWitt Co Chicago sold by J S Brabsker and A L Hopwood.
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E C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
J.S. Brabsker
A. L. Hopwood
Neighboring News and Carnival Adverts Across Town
Local notes from Newhall and Norway dated August 1903 report daily visits, carnival attendance, and travel mentions. Names include J W Jaison, J R Jackson, Rev Hillis Crawford, J J Mayer, and many Cedar Rapids, Watkins, and Marengo connections. Community updates cover visiting kin, farm business, and shoe sale promotions at Ellingear Bryner.
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J. W. Jaison
Vinton
J.R. Jackson
Tame Bakery
Gregory Co
David Harrord
Dakota
E. Elgin
Watkins
Mrs. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Brows
Lincoln Lowe
J. A. Miller
Lucia
Allie Tanner
Porter Christianson
J. Hi. Johnson
Daisy
Frank Case
J. W. Johnson
Cadet Rapids
Hillis Crawford
Onslow
Wheeler
Thos
Park
Bilis
Elliott
Sies
Stedman
Thompson
Special Election Notice in Winter Iowa for Franchise Vote
Notice to Winter Iowa voters of a September special election to decide granting the Vinton Steam Heating Company a franchise to use city streets alleys and grounds to install a steam heating plant under ordinance No 15 polls open 8 am to 7 pm on the election day witnessed by Mayor E M Evass on August 12 1903.
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Winter
Iowa
Vinton Steam Heating Company
Vinton
E. M. Evass
Vinton, Iowa
Polished aluminum horse behind barb wire fence inquiry
A reader asks at General W Speers or A L Hopwood drag store about a polished aluminum horse behind a barb wire fence and a Red Liniment product for wire cuts. They request information on availability and warranty.
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Gen. W. Speers
A. L. Hopwood
AS A WOMAN SEES IT. Vicious marriage notions exposed
A fragmentary column argues about marriage offers and courting roles. It critiques male dominance in selecting spouses, notes the burden on women to support themselves, and jokes about chaperones and social expectations. The piece ends with harsh quotes from the New York Herald.
End of Bitter Fight Over Lung Abscess
DuPont Georgia resident JF Hughes recalls a long and stubborn lung abscess. He tried Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as a last resort and soon recovered. The medicine claims to conquer coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed by Brubaker's drugstore with a 50 cent price and 31 trial bottle free.
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JF Huges
DuPont
Dr. King
Brubaker
Doctor Holds Routine Ophthalmic Visit in Cedar Rapids
Dr Wilbert Shallenberger schedules olive hours at the Delayaa Hotel in Cedar Rapids on August 2. The notice states a 20 day return cycle every 28 days and outlines appointment times from 9 to 10:30 pm.
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Cedar Rapids
Who Howls In The Wild World Of The Forester
The speaker questions who makes the howling in a wild world. The bright sun is on the side to rank, but some folks fear the dark so much that they growl when day comes. The office that is always seeking a man is likened to a poor shaking contraption that cannot keep the rain out.
Kodol Digests What You Eat For Indigestion Cure
Mrs Henry Carter of Nashville Tennessee reports a three year old boy with lifelong indigestion improved after one bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The ad claims most diseases in children stem from stomach disorders and promotes Kodol as effective for kids and adults. Sold by J S Brubaker and A L Hopwood.
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J.S. Ernosker
A. L. Hopwood
Henry Carter
Central St
Nashville
Tenn
J.S. Brubaker and
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