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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1902
Page
2
The Webster City Tribune critiques national figures and policy as it traces Iowa political mood. References span Roosevelt tariffs Bryan Funk Babcock Shaw and Ted hy while noting local endorsements and opposition. distant leaders are mapped against state debate.
The passage notes Teddy plans nationwide stump campaign while Secretary Shaw tours Ohio and Vermont. It questions why Postmasters Mayne and Robinson also stump Palo Alto, asserting all federal office holders should stay busy in politics.
Clark university President Hall advocates slang for children claiming it aids fluency though warns many grow too fluent. He seeks cheap advertising and comments on official government presence at royal coronations, criticizing past and future support for such representation.
Mr. Bryan recalls introducing a 1916 measure to place trust articles on the free list but says it was pigeonholed by a Republican Senate. He laments that after a decade Republicans in Town now endorse the Fowler bill backed by Wisconsin bankers and opposed by Iowa and Missouri bankers. He argues no private entity or company should issue money.
The latest world embracing trust is the International Harvester. Cyrus McCormick of Chicago is president and J P Morgan is interested. The capitalization is 380000000. Proponents claim the trust will lower the price of farm implements, though trusts have made such promises before.
A sprawl of short notices lists residents traveling to Redfield Estherville and Graettingey visiting Hull and Okoboji. Names include Matt Steil J H Mitchell and Mabel Seeley, with trips to Minnesota Britt and Columbus Ohio. Public notices mention the A L O L Host convention in Emmetsburg and Keeley treatment plans for inebriates.
Mrs. A. M. Fish died Saturday morning after a lengthy illness. She had lived a devoted home life and played an active role in church and social affairs. The funeral was held Sunday at the M E Church with Rev. Beatty officiating, and burial followed in Evergreen cemetery. She leaves her husband A M Fish, one son and three daughters, two sisters and three sisters, along with her father. The Democrat expresses sympathy to the bereaved family.
The Iowa Field Trial association began in this city and will run through the week as 105 entries fill various races and 98 enter the Derby. Crowds of dog owners and trainers gather despite rain, with many valuable canines on display. Only four braces raced yesterday. more events follow daily, with results to be reported next week.
Mr Mewhirter and Mrs H C Shadbolt with others planned timber land investments in northern Minnesota and South Dakota. Ayrshire men headed to Brown County to buy land with Phil Daily Anglum and Claer brothers. Ellsworth College Town Falls notes new equipment, labs and remodeled main building to support growth. sale listing and rental available via W I Line.
AMankato Minnesota notice invites readers to write for particulars about a program promising free car fare if you enroll at Mankato Commercial College. The brief ad suggests travel assistance as an incentive and asks interested individuals to inquire for details.
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