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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
7
A 1900s era Correctionville Iowa brief highlights local political races, Republican primary June 7 1910, and endorsements for Woodbury County offices. It notes candidates such as Garst Cummins Dolliver and Dewey local editors urging party unity and progressive Republican alignment.
A montage of editorials and notices lauding The Correctionville News and related papers. Mentions anniversaries from twenty-eighth to twenty-ninth year, editorial praise for Fred Colvin and town papers like Ida Grove Record-Herald and Marcus News, and notes on advertising persistence and quality reporting across small regional papers.
The Scranton Journal discusses Iowa politics with Warren Garst perched between party precedent and reform principles. It argues Garst’s past stance and leadership potential could shift the Republican map as he faces a gubernatorial bid and calls for decisive party action.
Knoxville Journal argues Iowa Republicans face a June decision on endorsing the Payne Aldrich tariff vote. It suggests Gov Carroll’s alignment could affect public support and implies voters should judge his conduct and the senators Cummins and Nolliver.
Scranton Journal reports a Taft aligned group forming in Washington Iowa to block Senators Dolliver and Cummins from endorsement. W B Bell says delegates will push against their reterm bids while Aldrich and Cannon are praised. The piece argues the drive could help elect Democrats and defeat Governor Carroll, framing the fight as a shift in state politics.
Court notices a private suit filed by Thom a Kennedy through a chain of conveyances against George Tris and others seeking quiet title to a described Woodbine County estate. The petition asserts various irregularities by defendants and unknown claimants, asks for confirmation of plaintiff's title, and bars adverse claims with publication ordered in Correctionville News for four weeks. Judge Hutchinson approves the notice.
The District Court at Woodbury County Iowa appointed Sarah J. Smith as executrix of Clara Rice's estate on May 1 1910. All debts must be paid to the executrix and all claims presented to the court for allowance by May 16 1910, with authentication. Attorney Earl Edmunds represents the estate.
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