Iowa for Taft in Harmonious Taft Rally
The Mt Ayr Record-News reports a political shift toward William Howard Taft as Iowa Republicans unite behind him. Prominent backers from Sioux City to Des Moines praise Taft, with Gov. Cummins and others endorsing him publicly as Roosevelt’s candidacy fades. The piece extols Taft as the unifying choice for the White House.
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Mt Ayr
Record-News
Iowa
Geo. D. Perkins
Sioux City
Taft
Lafe Young
San Francisco
Manila
P. I
David
Jonathan
Lafe
Spain
Cuba
Guam
W. P. Hepburn
Peident Roosevelt
Rome
Cummins
Chicago
Des Moines
William Howard Taft
White House
Presidential Matterhorn
W. H. Taft
The Real Issue in Iowa Senate Contests
The piece argues over Iowa's senate race and tariff policy. It contrasts supporters of protection for farmers and workers with opponents of the tariff, favoring Allison as prudent and cautious. It warns Cummins as an extremist unlikely to guide future tariff reforms.
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Centerville
Lowegian
Iowa
Republican Party
Party of Protection
Cummins
Boston
Senate
Allison
Congress
Field Strategy Shows How Taft Opposition Could Win Nomination
The Field and Taft argue that defeating Secretary Taft depends on broad, cross country support beyond favorite sons. Historical proofs from 1888 show the need for widespread delegations and unity to overcome the administration, with questions about current backers like Fairbanks Cannon La Follette and Foraker and Ohio loyalty to Taft.
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Springfield
Mass
Republican
Taft
Chicago
John Sherman
Harrison
Sherman
Massachusetts
California
Gresham
Dephew
Fairbanks
Knox
Cannon
LaFollette
Foraker
Hughes
New York State
Alger
Allison
Judge Gresham
Ilinois
Ohio
By What Reasoning Cornell Bluffs Nonpariel Announcement
Des Moines reports plans for a Cummins senatorial campaign opening within a week or two. The main question concerns the governor's strategy to convince Iowans to replace Allison. Critics doubt any public character attacks will work. Developments are awaited with interest.
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Des Moines
Cummins
Iowa
Washington
Allison
Senate
Des Moines Register and Leader
Register and Leader
Notice to creditors for First National Bank claims
Time for filing claims against the First National Bank expires January 81. Many claims remain unfiled and claimants should act accordingly. Whether a book account or certificate of deposit, claims must be filed on or before January 41, 123-21. H. M. Bostwick, Receiver. The Patriot only a dollar a year.
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First National Bank
Let Iowa Build Up Business Not Overregulate
Encouraging note from The Cedar Rapids Republican urges Iowa to stop constant agitation and regulation. It argues Iowa has lost population while states like Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska and Missouri grow, and calls for letting business expand to create skyscrapers and stronger cities.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Arkansas Traveller Ridicule Sparks Southern Debate
An extract from the Richmond Times-Dispatch mocks Senator Davis of Arkansas calling him a fat and furious speaker who overflows with oily rhetoric. The piece predicts a week of argument and a month of laughter, urging he be branded with another name.
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Richmond Va
Times
Arkansas
Senator Davis
Buncombe
Congress
South
Jeff Davis
Notice of dissolution of Storie and Patton firm
Notice states the partnership of Storie and Patton dissolved by D Q Storie withdrawal. Business continues as H T Patton & Co which assumes all obligations. Creditors urged to pay to H T Patton & Co and dated January 8 1908. Subscriptions due at the Patriot must be settled by cash or note before April 1 1908.
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Storie & Patton
D. Q Storie
H. T. Patton & Co
D. Q. Storie
H. T. Patton
Patriot
Chariton sewer plats and assessments notice 1907
Notice records sewer plats and schedules approved by Chariton City Council showing assessments against properties along Lucas County and Chariton areas. Objections must be written for a February 14, 1908 special council meeting at City Hall to review and correct the plats and then finalize assessments.
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Chariton
Iowa
Lucas County
George F. Gasser and Heirs
City of Chariton
Jenk E. Wright
Laura C Retherford
Cseve Bidearndad Sueetese
J. Yengle
C.csceccees
Ceees
Cenecscsessvessees
D. M. Kubitshek
J. EH
Yengle
Kull
Anns G. Copeland
Laura R. Gibbon
Tieceetatetadse
Seananaul Ops
Viectora J
Aenesens
A. E. Hasking
Uecceescues
Victora M. Branner
Cccces Casces
Ccccessessensserereasens Iasaheges
V. J. Meek
West Quarter
UT M. Threekmorton
North Quarter
Maria L. Glenn
Bea Tad Byes
J. A Brown
J. A. Brown
N. W.S W
Martha Barnett
Stafford’s
Geo.c. Taylor
J Rose
Mary E. Glenny
Mary Werford
Ssccacce
J. H. Lockwood
George W Stipp
Sis
C& B
Chas. Fitch
Abby K. Dungan
Effie M
Minnie W
Mira B
Mary Edna
Myrtle A. Dungan
Oasis East Geted Ovare
Lora F. Lusk
J L McKiveen
George A Williby
J L McElveen
Isaac Roll and Heirs
C & Badd
KE Enslow
J B Teas
Weekes Ale Eds
Eliza F Bydebotham
Wm C Butcher
J B Carson
Waynick's
Cece Aes
Marietta Willitts
Waynick
Benjamin Clouse
Ella Smith
Eter Shire
Geo
F. Carpenter
David Wright
Local Subscriptions Offered For The Patriot And Inter Ocean
The notice advertises a combined local news offer from The Weekly Inter Ocean and The Patriot. A one year rate is set at $1.25 with three months for The Patriot at 250 and a full dollar prepaid option. A late renewal after a year increases to $1.50.
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The
Patriot
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