Sermon on Greed and Clergy Salaries Draws Sioux City Notice
Highlights from Rev S R Beattys Sioux City sermon criticizes high clerical pay and lax moral training. He warns against wholesale revivals and urges steady, youth focused religious instruction. References to political figures and national issues appear in a broad newspaper column.
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Attenton
Oux City
S R. Beatty
Sioux City
Daily Tribune
Homan Catholic Church
Beatty
Farmer’s Cattle Profits Stir Spirit Lake Debate
The Spirit Lake Beacon notes a heated dispute over Iowa cattle profits, with critics arguing farmers raise cattle for hides to cash in, while supporters defend the industry as essential to rural livelihoods.
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Bro, Fook
Spirit Lake Beacon
Duty on pauper turkeys boosts Thanksgiving price
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald notes a five cent per pound government duty on pauper turkeys from other countries raises turkey costs for shoppers paying 20 to 25 cents a pound.
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The
Dubuque
South American Diplomats Fear Roosevelts Big Stick Mention
William Cartig notes diplomats from a South American republic fear President Roosevelts big stick and recall U S treatment of Columbia. He says they have cause for alarm and remember past actions.
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William £. Cartig
South American
Republica
Roosevelt
Columbia
Alurut
New York College Officers Vote on Football Reform
Thirteen New York colleges vote not to abolish football or reform it. If other educational institutions follow Town and New York, objectionable features may be eliminated.
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New York
Town
Insurance rates urged to fall as Iowa conditions improve
Insurers raise rates across many towns while mutual companies face scrutiny. The observer argues insureds should lift protections and condemns the town insurance trust as unscrupulous, contrasting with improved Iowa conditions that justify lower rates.
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New York
Iowa
Congressman Williams Proposes Duty Cut Bill in Congress
Congressman Williams introduces a bill to reduce all duties over 100 percent to 100 percent. His action angers Speaker Cannon and supporters, causing unease. The measure may die in committee but could influence education policy.
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Williams
Congress
Cannon
Chamberlain Accuses Campbwell-Banveringa of Home Rule Bargain
Joseph Chamberlain charges Sir Henry Campbwell-Banveringa with making a bargain with John Redmond and his party to grant home rule on an installment plan. He claims they would have achieved it 20 years ago if not for Judas Joe and his gang, who have long opposed every movement toward justice for the oppressed colonies.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Henry Campbwell-Banveringa
John Redmond
Judas
Joe
Hearst Advocates Government Telegraphs and Bond Funding
William Randolph Hearst proposes awilim poonyrees to let the United States own operate and fund electric telegraphs by bonds redeemable from net earnings. He blames Congressmen and Senators for hesitation and argues the American people should run telegraphs as they do mail routes.
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America
William Randolph Hearst
United States
Congresswan Conner
Senator Dalliver
John Redmond Demands Irish Home Rule From English Liberals
John Redmond warns the Liberal leaders in England that they must grant Home Rule to Ireland or face consequences. Irish members, holding the balance of power, are praised for using their influence to aid Ireland after centuries of oppression. The appeal calls on British statesmen to extend rights equal to those enjoyed in other provinces.
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John Redmond
England
Dreland
Gosaloge
Hussia
Daminion
Wisconsin railways and large sums stir public debate
The text discusses railway companies in Wisconsin with large combined sums and references Governor La Follette's efforts in state affairs. It mentions figures like FL 500,00 and accusations by supporters of controversial figures regarding anarchist labeling. The passage questions the Estherville Enterprise's stance and aims at readers' benefit.
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Wisconsin
LaFollette
Miran
Blyshe
Iowa
Fighting Bolt
Estherville
December Bargain Month Offer From Dey Mothee Daily News
December promotion offers one year sub to the Daily News without Sunday edition, a yearly TV New Southweat monthly magazine, and a five page atlas 22x25 inches. Remittance and return should be sent to the Daily News in Des Maines, Iowa.
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Dey Mothee Daily News
Daily News
Tv New Southweat
Des Maines
Tawa
Wood Alcohol for Fuel Prompts Iowa Homestead Discussion
An Iowa Homestead piece argues for tax free denatured alcohol to fuel industry and farming, citing Germany, Britain, Cuba and Cuba’s lower prices. It says denatured alcohol would aid farmers, create markets for waste crops, and reduce oil dependence amid rising gasoline costs.
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Iowa
Germany
Frances
Cuba
Oil Trust
Iowa Homestead
Hoity-Toity at the Town Theatre Delights Audiences
A lively review lauds Hoity-Toity for catchy melodies and graceful dancing. The reviewer notes sparkling scenery and costumes, praising the chorus and stage presence while joking about ringiness and a weary brain seeking relief through theater. December show at the town theatre draws attention.
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Sife
Hallowell Odland Case Signals Local Court Action
The Hallowell Odland dispute opened Monday with Jobo Hallowell charged at Rothes for assaulting Misa Odland. He appeals the prior verdict and seeks damages from Jake Odland and Prof. Hellem. Testimony is ongoing with witnesses, while the State is represented by Davidson & Bort and E. A. Morling. the defense by Williams & Shea and Dr. Hooter.
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The
Democrat
Jobo Hallowell
Rothves
Misa Inez Odland
Jake Odland
Prof. Hellem
Davidson & Bort
E. A. Morling
Williams & Shea
Dr. Hooter
Hallowell
Mise Odland
Consigney-Hay
Hay
Consigney
McMahon
Algona
B. &. Kelly
Morling
Sawyer-Kirchner
Ayrshire
Sawyer
Kirchner
Myrtle Cysil
Ernest Grail
Weber Fields Corner on Chorus Girls
Weber and Fields secure signatures of chorus girls amid high demand for musical comedies in New York. They plan elaborate productions and have transferred twenty four performers to Hotty Tully’s latest show, praised as their most extravagant. Catholic Order of Foresters reelects officers for the year. installation slated for January meeting.
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Wid
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