Progre ssivism reshapes politics in a wary era
The column satirizes tariff debates and political figures as it links the era to progressive movements. It notes Taft and Cannon responses, mentions suffragist activity in New York, and muses on the impact of popular uprisings on defending democracy against plutocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Cangon
Hunele Doe
Thinonsat
Dnd
Ofc
Uncle Joe
Joe Cannon
Thos
Uls
Votes For Women and Back Yard Tariff Debate
In a playful sketch the author contrasts discussing a tariff on hosiery over a back yard fence with gossip about Mrs So and so. The piece humorously questions what counts as credible information and who gets to shape public discourse.
Cushing Visitors and Local Improvements Highlight Cushing News
Cush ing O. W. Pery of Williamsburg visits his daughter Mrs Ralph Evans. F Siebold of Danbury arrives with workers to improve his section farm near here. Farmers bank moves into new quarters with modern lighting and heating. Epworth league entertain ment draws crowd despite weather. Notables from Ida Grove Correctionville and Anthon visit. Waterworks planned for farm near Cashing as realty group plots new building openings. Reverend Rimer preaches two sermons on salvation and interpreters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Pery
Williamsburg
Cushing
Ralph Evans
F. Siebold
Danbury
Bank
N. T. Bondhus
Epworth League
M. F. Dowell
C. P. Fredendall
Ida Grove
Sioux City
Anthon
Whyte
D. W. Lowry
Fredericksburg
C. EB. Lowry
Bessie Johnson
John Bruman
Clarence
William
Mes. FY ¥. Youk
Errang
Homer
Galra
Nellie Lake
Storm Lake
Buena Vista College
Roger Morrizs
Wm. Barron
Correctionville
Kram
Holsigin
Met
Local notes and visits in Pierson area
Mrs Ed Bare Jr suffers quingy while neighbors report visitors and small town events. Rev J P Alles and four children perform in Providence church. Church service changes at Evangelical church with Betlah closed and Morning Star and Pierson services rotating through summer. Embroidery club hosted by Misses Russell Jongewaard Wilson. Several sicknesses and recoveries noted, along with local travel and property purchases. Senior play postponed by storm and rescheduled with strong attendance. Mothers Day to be observed with flower wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Bare, Jr
Quingy
Grandma Harvey
Sproul
Ted
Scotland
Brises
Chas Manke
Cherokee
J. &. Cram
Sterling
Edith Cole
Kingsley
Pierson
Iavina Dragoo
Dushant
Evangelical Church
Betlah
Morning Star
Russell
Jongewaard
Wilson
Embroidery Club
J. C. Mills
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Parsonage
J. C. Lancaster
Bert DeLambert
South Dakota
Rey Thompson
Mill
Stearts
Weloin
Opera House
Cass
Josh
Donald Willhoite
Piernon
Ozawa
Methodist Church of
Piersen
Grundy
Missouri
Mount Pleasant Presbyterian
M. E
Poplar
S. W. Deakin
Morningside
Public figures cited in historic suit prompt forceful critique
A fragment discusses public figures, legal action, and a longstanding dispute. It hints at ethical scrutiny and accountability, naming Het and Segier in connection with a civil or public action, and suggests years of contention shaping opinion and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manter
Setkusx
Segier of
Het
Jtiner
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Woodbury County
Lews
Fred W. Colvin
Iowa
Sam
Montenegro
New York
Senate
Clarinda
Turite A
Jax
Taft
Jing
Farmer Jones
Hus
Brandegee, Kincaid & Co
Chalmers
Ence
Gray and Davis
J. H. Wetmore
H. A. Wetmore
Lows
Nate
Barktey
Derby
Reed
O. M
Polinbarion Vrs
Omnia
Plata
Uae
W. I. Thompson
Sardam. Lumber & Coal Co
O. C. Foster
J. E. Warner & Sons
P.O
O. D. Castle & Bro
Louisiana
Arkansas, Louisiana & Gulf Railway
A. Bellinger
Immigration Ag
Arkansas
Louisiana & Gulf
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Avery
Galhenaed
D. B. Shontz
Lowa
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