Editorial contrasts and political state notes in Tribune page
The piece rails at anti suffrage editors after a vote, cites European war casualties and US shipbuilding gains, notes shortages of training at home, praises Wilson's navy expansion, warns about sea supremacy, and predicts upcoming state government turnover with retirements of Cosson Allen and Harding.
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Mediterranean
Rome
Carthage
France
England
Germany
Europe
Cosson
Joe Allen
Allen
Casson
Francis
Harding
Socialist Peace Talk and Political Quips Collected
The column surveys varied views from Victor Berger on socialism and peace while noting lost federal property and a bill to shield states from returning stolen items. It comments on wartime mood, preparedness parades in major cities, and examines reactions to Harding and Brandeis proposals.
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National Guard
Meredith Witt Wins Primary Gubernatorial Republican Nomination
The piece argues W. L. Harding secured the nomination by uniting hate and prejudice against opponents. It claims Harding polled about 25 percent of Republican strength and suggests E. T. Meredith presents a constructive platform. It predicts Meredith will win over many Republicans and gain about fifty thousand votes.
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W. L. Hardiig
Harding
Harding Jis
Aew
E. T. Meredith
Commonwealth
Meredith
Tarding
Algona Busi ness Visitors Attend City Meeting Notice
H. J. Wilson of Algona and Julius Show with Alfred Peterson visited for business Tuesday. An important meeting of A. O. H. is set for Wednesday evening. all members are urged to attend.
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H. J. Wilson
Algona
Julius Show
Alfred Peterson
Grachtinger
Local notes from Salem and surrounding towns
A copy of Lend a Hand published from the Oregon penitentiary at Salem is reviewed. Frank Davey, long known editor and Palo Alto Pilot veteran, serves as prison clerk. Laurens beat Mallard 4 to 2 on Mallard’s diamond. Rodman fell 1 to 0 at Whittemore. Mrs. J. P. Flood hosts sister Mrs. J. Hovard of Los Angeles. J. W. Carhill visits Livermore. Sloyd Booth and Fred Booth visit Spencer and West Bend. D. G. McCarty returns from Chicago. Leota Hand and Florence Maguire head to Waterloo. Mrs. Vincent Kelly visits Graettinger. Mrs. Chas. Meyers travels to Remsen.
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Oregon
Salem
Frank Davey
Palo Alto
Davey
Laurens
Mallard
Rodman
Whittemore
J. P. Flood
J. Hovard
Los Angeles
California
J. W. Carhill
Livermore
Chicago
Leota Hand
Florence Maguire
Waterloo
Leota
Dubudue
Florence
Ammetsburg
Vincent Kelly
Graettinger
T. J. Duffy
Chas. Meyers
Remsen
John Bdeuster
West Bend Worker Wounded In Accident At Lutcher Shop
J J Mikes narrowly escaped a severe abdomen wound Saturday while trimming bones in a lutcher shop run by his uncle and himself. The knife punctured flesh about two inches but healing is expected without lasting effects. Other notes report a fatal wagon accident in Kos suth County, local social visits, ongoing chautauqua events, a primary election recap, and local political opinions in Emmetsburg precinct.
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West Bend
J. J. Mikes
Lutcher
Louis Hofstadter
William Behnke
Lotts Creek
Kossuth County
Behnke
West Miller
Whittermore
Peepul
Cunty
Emmetsburg
D. B. Kulp
Fred Comer
Saunders
Irvin Shellmyer
West Bend Telephone Company
Harry Thatcher
Ruthven
J. Thatcher
Fannie Frost
Frost
Prosser
Washington
St. Louis
W. i Branagan
Mayne
H. 31 Schuller
Burial for M. F. Dickinson in Evergreen Cemetery
The obituary notes the death of M F Dickinson aged 70 at his Moline Illinois home after a three week illness from internal cancer. He was a longtime farmer, former Osgood postmaster, and Rock Island agent who moved to Maline Illinois and left two sons Harry and Albert with several grandchildren. The funeral was held in Palo Alto County with services at Mt E church conducted by Rev J Brereton.
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M. Dickinson
Moline
Ai Mois
Mr. Dickinson
Mt. E. Church
J. Brereton
G. H. VanMetre
Saratoga
New York
Dickinson
Motine
Thurday
Evergreen Cemetery
Osgood
Rock Island Company
Maline
Ulingis
Harry Dickinson
Maline Plow Company
Bramersburg
Harry
Albert
Mason City
Peoria
Illinois
Palo Attio County
Osgood and Vicinity
Return of teachers from year’s work plus local notices
The High School teachers Vera West Kathryn Munkhoff Lola Oliver Ada Haukole L Kresensky Prof Weburg Ivy Fur man and Mary Cowhbes have returned home or traveled to Cedar Rapids. New cat investments listed include M P High Martin Knudtson Krieg Draper Mallard Fords Wm Malloy and Ren. Marriage licenses issued to Carmichael Hahn O'Brien Breckler Elsenbast Iverson Lost Island. Five men who studied at county’s first school in May 1861 will attend the reunion: John J Mahan M H Crowley Myles Mahan J P Crowley James F Nolan.
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Vera West
Mount Vernon
Kathryn Munkhoff
Iowa City
Lola Oliver
Ruthven
Ada Haukole
Eagle Grove
L. Kresensky
Algona
Prof. Weburg
Kansas City
Ivy Furman
Gowrie
Mary Cowhbes
Cedar Rapids
M. P. High
Martin Knudtson
Krieg & Draper
Mallard
Fords
Wm. Malloy
Ren
H. R. Carmichael
Pearl Hahn
James M. O'Brien
Edna Breckler
Ayrshire
Robt
Elsenbast
Edith Iverson
Lost Island Township
Post Office Inspectors Complete First General Check
Mrs. T Sullivan of Grachtinger visited the city Tuesday. Two post office inspectors checked Emmetsburg last week in the first general inspection under the new administration. They found finances and stocks correct and praised lobby order and patron care. A special inspector will return to arrange local mail delivery. Mr and Mrs C W Foster and daughter from Britt arrived Tuesday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Foster of this city.
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Post Office
Emmetsburg
C. W. Foster
Britt
Mrs. C. W. Foster
Manhattan Oil Company appoints local agent
John Cahill announces he has succeeded as local agent for Manhattan Oil Company. The firm will deliver to car owners and garages across the county and to dealers in town, offering a broad line of greases and indicators.
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John Cahill
Manhattan Oil Company
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