Republican tariff plank mocked as standpat victory peril
The article argues the party platform favors protectionist policy under the Dingley schedule and condemns proposed revisions. It claims Governor Cummins and allies backstay on reform after recent convention, risking progressive losses and public discontent over high rates and monopoly enablement.
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Blythe
Cummins
Dingley
Hag
Mc. Perkins
Jyereurfar
Stim
Gevernor Commins
Wounlt
Roosevelt
Camasine
Hemay
Political Drift in Party Lines Ignites Tariff Debate
The piece argues Republicans protect monopoly via tariff sheltering measures and a standing pat on policy, while Democrats aim for reform. It notes Roosevelt’s 1908 candidacy avoidance and Cummins and LaFollette’s stances, with Progressive gains and GOP resistance shaping upcoming elections.
Progressives Delay Tariff Revision for Four Years
The progressives have decided there will be no tariff revision agitation for four years. They will renew efforts later but presently stand by the tariff plank they once sought to tear up, resisting changes longer term.
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Tari
Bob Cousins
Broly
West Bend social notes show many weekend visits
A string of local residents and visitors are listed with weekend travel and social calls. A. R. Storm visited friends at Emmetsburg. Mrs. Dell Boskins from Fern Valley visited relatives. J. M. Border traveled to Chicago. Families from Livermore Alden and Cedar Tayde are noted for visits. Dr. Bishop went to Sheldon. Several residents hosted or hosted guests, including Miss Josie Lutgen and Miss Heater visiting various acquaintances.
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A. R. Storm
Eygametsburg
Buel
Livermore
John Hoskins
Alden
Dell Boskins
Fern Valley
Kulp
Thoreday J. M. Border
Chicago
Frank Minger
Bort
Graettinger Social Notes Amid Local Travels
Residents report visits and journeys including Mrs Van Blow to Chicago, Paul Paulwon presenting there, and Graettinger hosting Cherokee judgment events Friday. Others, like Bertha Eidsness from Washington and Mabel Gremmels from Ertherville, plan summers. several locals attend gatherings and store changes follow Brennan Langhlin’s acquisition of Axelton pool hall.
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Lamhe
Dutiuyne
van Blow
Chicago
Paul Paulwon
Graettinger Willhey
Willie Kelly
Ewimersbury
Bertha Eidsness
Washington
Bereexon House
Callan Bros
Haiclay
Tlockwoutere
Extherville
D. E. Collinn
Emmetebury
Mabel Gremmels
Ertherville
Brennan & Langhlin
Axelton
The Majestic St Lawrence Trip Down the Great Lakes
A travelogue recounts a St Lawrence River voyage from Kingston to Tadousac and Montreal aboard Kingstar. It describes hundreds of islands, grand summer homes, hotels, rapids such as the Long Sault and Lachine, Saguenay’s depth, and towns like Tadoussac, Quebec, and Montreal with observations on farming, culture, and Irish-French ties.
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Great Lakes
Kingstar
St Lawrence
Thowsand Islands
Kingston
Brockville
Montreal
Tatoueae
Mr. Puilwan
Chicago
Wisampong
St. Lawrence
Aatel
Cascades
Lachine
Niagara River
Hhem
Crowder
St. Laverence
New York
Quebec
Montreat
Ney
OM Quebec
le Lawrence
Quebsec
Saguena
Tatloneac
Berbapa
North America
Esstern
Earhy
Indiana
Canada
Orleans
St. Lawrence River
United States
Ontario
Jesuit College
Dolown
Hogan
Finnigan
Murphy
Reily
Dooley
Ireland
America
Dantes
Weehee
Saguenay
Baie St. Paul
Ladonsac
Fargix
Saleaux
Tadonsae iv
Hichelieu & Ontario Navigation Company
Hera
Tadonsae
Tadoasaec
Seari
Tadoosac
Jordan
Dead Sea
Ihs
Trinity Cape
Catholic Peopia
Eternity Cape
Formany
Chicontimi
Huron Bay Company
Abkicoutisi
England
Chiceatimn
Chiconthei
Lower Canada
Spsio
Sagneniy
Paul
Les Eboulements
St. Renee
Marrey Bay
Manoir Richelieu
Prescott
Tadonnac
Continena
Qanebec
Oldest Canadian Cities Highlighted In Closing Series
The article previews a final installment describing Quebec and Montreal as Canada’s oldest and most interesting cities. It references the Shring Aube near Quebec and notes a June 30 conclusion with a retrospective tone on past coverage. The writer signs as Ww. Le.
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Fadousse
Frida
Qaebec
Montreal
Canada
Quebec
Why Paper is Used in Currency Circulation
The article explains the shift from silver to paper money in the United States. It notes widespread use of 31.09 and 2.90 bills and a claimed scarcity of silver dollars. Government payments of express charges moved from banks to the Treasury secretary, prompting bankers to adopt paper for large express values. Banks can express five thousand dollars in paper versus five hundred in silver, increasing paper usage in western states for small denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Lost brown cattle with finder reward offer
Notice states a brown cattle believed missing about July 1. Finder should notify Jones & Jackson or call the office to receive a reward. 31-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha We
Jackman Pastere
Jones & Jackson
Special Free Offer From Dr. W C Coffee Eye Specialist
Des Moines eye and ear specialist Dr. W C Coffee announces a special free offer to readers. The notice directs readers to another part of the paper to read the full advertisement and instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Coffee
Eye and Gare Secialist
Des Moines
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