Urging Respect for Law Moves Toward Safer Liquor Trade
Members of the Brewers Association of the United States at a Atlantic City meeting pledge to urge dealers to strictly follow state statutes and municipal ordinances on intoxicating liquors. They acknowledge low dives fuel sentiment against liquor and say lawful conduct reduces trouble. brewers applaud heed to public opinion.
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Rewerge Association of the
United States
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Dolliver's voting stance questioned by critic
A critic accuses Senator Dolliver of hypocrisy for supporting tariff reform yet backing the lemon and lumber trusts. The piece argues his actions favor friends in the upper house over Iowa constituents, claiming his speeches mislead while his votes harm local pocketbooks.
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Dolliver
Lemon Trust
Lumber Trust
Iowa
Towa
Fitting Rebuke From Washington Theatre Walkout
A Washington theatergoer left a show to rebuke it as unworthy of approval and urges others to imitate the act. The piece argues that 70 percent of traveling company performances lack merit and deserve empty seats, while praising good theatres that uplift public sentiment.
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Xto
Tatty
Washington
County Superintendents Salary Policy Debate
The Tribune urges strict quotation of the law authorizing county superintendents to set salaries and receive pay from two counties while placing staff on institute payroll at $20 per week for uncertified teachers. The paper refuses to prolong the dispute but demands clear legal sections.
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the Tribune
No Benefit to Farmers in Tariff Debate Declared
In a heated discussion on tariffs Senator Cummins argues that a tariff on agricultural products does not benefit northwest farmers. Iowa farmers, however, have long demanded a high tariff and paid dearly for it. The light of political reason is dawning on western Republican voters, and protection may be abandoned.
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Cummins
Northwest
Iowa
Taft Silent as Tariff Debate Divides Republicans
Eastern Republican senators argue the last platform opposes tariff cuts while rivals from Iowa Wisconsin and central states say it supports them. The Democrat side claims it could be read to join either view. President Taft as party spokesman remains silent amid speculation of leadership potential.
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Towa
Wisconsin
Taft
Minnesota pushes wide publicity for new laws
The piece urges broad distribution of all new measures, noting Minnesota pays to publish them in county newspapers and Iowa lacks coverage. It calls for comprehensive synopses to reach the public, suggesting Emmetshire Tribune receive copies as well.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Des Moines
Emmetshire Tribune
Haviland
Johnson
Edwin M. Knowles
America
Champ Clark Warns of Punishment for Republicans Tariff Stance
The Democratic Leader of the House says the people will punish the Republicans for not lowering tariffs. Clark calls Republicans wrong for nearly 40 years, yet notes that punishment has rarely fallen on them. He describes Americans as forbearant and hopeful for change.
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Champ Clark
Congress
Mr. Clark
Kisses And Pennies Prompt Quips On Senator Dolliver
A humorous note claims a young man sent ten billion kisses via two cent stamp, mocks Uncle Sam’s cost, and jokes that Senator Dolliver loses support from both parties. The quip hints he may end up “a man without a party” and pokes fun at professional traders.
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Uncle Sam
Progressive Republicans Seek Bailey for Iowa Speeches
Geo Perkins in the Sioux City Journal urges the progressive faction to recruit Senator Bailey of Texas for a few political speeches in Iowa about a year hence. He notes the growing rift between progressives and stalwarts widens daily.
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Geo. Perkins
Sioux City Journal
Senator Bailey
Texas
Iowa
Study Finds More Women Drink in Cafes Than Men
Dr. Dixon reports that 60 percent more women than men drink in cafes, but he may struggle to prove that men are not, to say the least, moderate drinkers.
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Dixon
Warren Garet Faces Call to Run for Governor Again
The Friends urge Warren Garet to seek the governorship despite critics who label him slow and outdistanced in last year’s race. Supporters describe him as a political sprinter and insist his candidacy remains viable.
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Warren Garet
Newspapers Promise Truth In Print
A local exchange advertises its claim to print only the truth while noting it cannot always print the whole truth. The statement anchors readers in a commitment to accuracy amid partial reporting.
South Dakota Trip Highlights Growing Crops and Land Values
A traveler reports improving crops in South Dakota and southwestern Minnesota with steady rain and rising land values. In Moody County yields reached about 50 bushels per acre last year while land near Colman sold for 50 dollars per acre and a 480 acre farm fetched high offers. Hon B J Hergeson, hired by Pierce and Babcock for Sioux City, notes South Dakota as a growing field for packing houses and livestock with real estate in eastern SD still active.
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Sloody
Fake
South Dakota
Byeio
Arile
Gorn
Moody County
Colman
Madison
Minnesota
B. J. Hergeson
Pierce& Babcock
Sioux City
Iowa
New Brown Land and Loan Co Formed in City
The Brown Land and Loan company organized last week with capital stock of $23,000. Officers include M. L. Brown president, George M. Brown vice president, Edward McNally secretary, W. J. Brown treasurer. Directors are M. L. Brown, M. Kelly, J. T. Thatcher, D. G. McCarty, and Edward McNally. the firm will take over the old Brown company and handle land in this and other states, make loans, and conduct a general real estate business.
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New Brown Land & Loan Company
M. L. Brown
George
Edward McNally
W. J. Brown
2. M. Kelly
J. It. Thatcher
D. G. McCarty
Old Brown Company
North West Town
Vic Democrat
Elmer Peck Killed in Boiler Explosion
Elmer Peck formerly of this place and brother of Will Peck was killed when his steam breaking plow boiler exploded. One companion also died and another was seriously injured. FOR RENT: House for rent. Inquire of Mrs D Rutledge.
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Elmer Peck
Will Peck
Emmetsburg June festival hailed as grand success
Rain or shine the June festival drew strong crowds with the lake carnival, lively dances, and a profitable Congregational church meal. Prof B H Ebvard of Ames spoke on natural resources, Emmetsburg and West Bend played ball 4 1, Emmetsburg 1, races offered cash and prizes, Miss Toretta McNamara planned the beauty show, and residents praised the efforts of Mr Mayne and helpers despite high costs and outside entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Court House Square
Towa
Jake
Mayne
Graettinger
B. H. Eb ‘Bard
Ames
Emmetsburg
West Bend
Leo Shea
M. Conlon
Unodel
Fearg
John Higley
Clarence Axelton
Lizzie Conlon
Henurietta Doring
Josephine Hanifan
Eleanor Raymond
Fat Mann
Jas. Burns
Jas
W. Grier
Wetch Chain
Henrietta Doring
Chester Clark
Cash
McCullen & Combs
Cash HL
Winkee
James Carmody
Walter Winkee
Walter Winkes
Jelock
Lucy Hollander
Mary Wogan
Margie Godtten
Cash Tae
Ethel Foyle
Wiges
Cabbage Patel
Afiddleton
Local entertainers show profitable use of home talent
Thos. Nolan and Louie Laughlin performed as original comedians proving themselves in a double show. Receipts totaled $71.33 for the afternoon and $250 for the evening, illustrating strong earnings from local talent.
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Thos. Nolan
Louie Laughlin
Palo Alto County Normal Institute Opens With Noted Instructors
The Palo Alto County Normal Institute convened at Bannetsburg High School with instructors led by Prof. BE Lally Peru State Nebraska Music and Methods and H.R. Blackmar Town City Arithmetic Civics Psychology. A long attendance list includes Nellie OB by Fanny Gastia Vera Rusedge Hella Oribera and many other names as Miss Patton conducts the event promising its greatest success yet. Great celebration in honor of G A Ro Opening of City Park includes procession at 3 40, supper and a 4 PM program with picnic supper at 6.
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Palo Alto County Normal Institute
Bannetsburg
BE. Lally
Peru State Normal School
Nebraska
Rutledge
Atwood
Colorado
H. A. Porter
Chicago Art Institute
H.R. Blackmar
FW. Hicks
Emmetsburg
Sid J. Backus
Algona
EB. J. Feuling
New Hampton
Lister
Miss Patton
Palo Alto County
Emmettsgurg
Nellie OB
Fanny Gastia
Vera Rusedge
Hella Oribera
Gertrode
Joynt
Sybil Gibson
Thegioril
Josephine Patton
Mer Feost
Mary Galliger Bouter Meine
Anna Peterson
Gebrze Grow
Anna Halstead
Louisa Baily
Winaifred Wiltne
Grace Wilcoy
Cora Stoehle
Loretta Lay
Nell Mastin Mattie Fay Amiasie Young
Blargaret Floyd Agius Kerchen
Margaret Appleby
Mary Young
Anna Bahls
Lila McAllis
G. A. Ro
City Park
Broadway
Main
A Hot Time at Milford Fishing Arrests
At Milford on a Wednesday evening several Spencer parties were arrested for violating state fishing laws. Sympathizers threw toten eps at the game warden and a general row followed.
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Milford
Rane
Fare for the Brave Tour Note Amid Turbulent Travel
A fragment describes a tourist remark fortune favors the brave and a red mag Taked in the pat with four aceg, suggesting a travel moment or misread scene in an OCR clipping. Readable entities include fortune and generic travel imagery with unclear details.
Children’s Day at Cong Church Highlights Spring Mock
Children lead a 10 30 morning service at the Congregational church in a program titled The Praise of the Flowers. Miss Winnie Wilmers impersonates Spring as children from the garden and wild world join in the themed observance. An offering benefits school missions.
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Cong. Church
Congregational Church
Winnie Wilmers
Scaulay Setioel Missions
Affinity Case Rocks Rolfe As Day Flees With Milliner
Day, a married man from Manchester, ran away with Miss Clarissa Gretch of Omaha, a Rolfe millinery worker. Mrs. Day tracked him to a Webster City hotel. Day is jailed awaiting grand jury action while Mrs. Day posts bonds and plans to reconcile. The affair draws local attention and reputational publicity for Rolfe.
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Day
Say
Clarissa Greteh
Rolfe
Webster City
Reveille
Manchester
Miss Gretch
Omaha
Farewell party honors Miss Aggie Welsh at Fox hotel
Miss Aggie Welsh longtime head waitress at the Fox hotel was feted at a Saturday farewell at Mr Chas Fox Jr home before her summer departure to Yellowstone park and western states. Friends and patrons praised her pleasant manner and gifts included a leather bag a necklace and a chain from local supporters. Welsh plans to return in fall to resume her duties at the hotel.
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Aggie Welsh
Fox Hotel
Yellowstone Park
Chas. Fox, Jr
Miss Welsh
Delegation to Ft Dodge and G A R encampment
A large delegation traveled to Fort Dodge for the G A R state encampment. Attendees included J F Keller J Z Kane P Rogers Thomas Slater David Star D M Wilcox J W Darland Maier Smith T F Rutledge and Mrs Mayne and Mr and Mrs Williams. They expect a big time with the undertaker ready in case of mishap.
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Aanmetsburs
Ft. Dodge
J. F. Keller
J. Z, Kane
P. Rogers
Thos, Slater
David Star
D. M. Wilcox
J. W. Darland
Masier Smith
T. F. Rutledge
Mayne
Apt
Williams
Coure
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Democrat
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Mra D Rutledge
THE
Teachers’ Institute
S Patton
Condue
Christine Murphy Helle Shen File Murphy Mate
Hannifin Ruthven
Marguerite Higgin Mable Sumingios
Nora Hansen
Mrv
Francis Harri
Jane M. Perkins
Nettie Iliun
Grace Hirsnz
Ida Helgen
S Adah Hovey
Winnie Needhust
Carol Eaton
Is Mearle
Resaeter
Grave Battenger
Martina McNary
Gunda Gareva
Kahley
Oscgons
Frances Giddings
Rudman
Manny Stitchulpree
Maud Stover
Ann Ford
Otrosen
Myttte Stuner
Hoprig
West Rend
Lillian Batgeman
Fella Wahamy
Ida Hubeger
Nellie She Vell Munger
Nar Phillips
Mary Mutstacher Alms Marcy
Anna Marcy
Cora Watson
Fidow Kinne
Kes
Mary
Tien
Malai
Sophie Schaller
the Fair Store
Pittsburg
T. A. Baldwin
Miss Agnes Welch
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