Randalia and Vicinity News Letter Weekend Updates
Randalia and Vicinity News Letter reports a series of Sunday services with Upper Iowa’s gospel team visiting Randalia and Fairview, notes on benevolences, social visits, and community happenings. Updates cover church activities, market moves, social visits, a chicken pie supper planned for Sept 21, and local business notices.
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Upper Iowa
Randalia
Fairview
Randalia and
Rebekah
Center Grove visits by Koehler and Robbing family
Center Grove residents Mint Koehler and his wife spent last week visiting relatives and friends in Peoria Illinois. Joe Robbing returned Friday from Stillman Valley Illinois where he had been visiting his brothers and other relatives. Master Claire Davis is reported ill.
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Mint Koehler
Peoria
Lil
Joe Robbing
Stillman Vailey, Ill
Local Notes From Montana to New York City
Donnan and Mrs Thompson returned Saturday from a Montana and western trip. Mrs Thompson was at Elwen Monday. F E Gleason is settled as landlord with a better week than expected. A new elevator by R Holmes to open Monday with up to date features. Miss Mabel Barkley opened her school in Riley district Monday. Four carloads of hay shipped from there last week. CL Sherman leaves Monday for New York City to pursue NYU work and expects to teach in the city after completing PhD work except for publication of biathesia. He will ranch while his father is away in Bismark ND.
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EH Gleason
R Holmes
Mabel Barkley
Riley
CL Sherman
New York City
New York University
Bismark
Remarkable cures touted for Chamberlain remedy sales rise
Few medicines meet uniform success yet Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has achieved notable cures for colic and diarrhoea in many neighborhoods. Rickert & Davis advertise its availability.
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Chamberlain
Saje
Rickert & Davis
Underwood Tariff Critique Draws Sharp Partisan Clash
A column accuses Democratic House leader Underwood of distorting tariff figures to attack protection. It argues tariffs tax imported goods and shield American wages, noting Underwood's claims misstate how duties apply and urging workers to reject free trade arguments.
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Underwood
House of Representatives
America
Ft A
Wilson Fall Frost and the Electoral College Shock
The Evening Post uses Vermont voting as a proxy to predict nationwide results. It argues Taft would win the entire electoral college if all states mirrored Vermont in November. Mention is made of Bryan and Parker elected in August and overwhelmed by November ballots, with Wilson rushing to catch up amid a snowstorm of votes.
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Free Trade Evening Post
Vermont
Taft
Bryan
Parker
Wilson
Taft Administration Praised For Splendid Record
A tribute lauds President Taft for expanding prosecutions under the Sherman act and pursuing social reforms. It notes successes against trusts, sugar fraud investigations, postal savings banks, and railroad rate protections, plus advances in child labor inquiry and the Panama Canal oversight.
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Taft
Roosevelt
National Treasury
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trunk Ines
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Bureau of Mines
Panama Canal
Taft Hae
Demand for Labor Drives Up Jobs Across Nation
The piece argues unskilled and skilled labor are in high demand nationwide from New York to California. It highlights labor needs in harvests, forests, mines, factories, mills, railroads, highways, and public works, noting wages from $1.75 daily. It questions admin changes in Washington, urging stability over change.
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United States
New York State
Atlantic Coast
Union
California
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburg
New York City
Washington
Economy in Government Spending Under Taft
A historical compare and praise of Taft for curbing federal ordinary expenses. From 1882 to 1892 growth ran about 3 percent yearly, then 4 percent, then under Roosevelt near 6 percent. Taft reduced expansion, with annual costs dropping from 662 million to 664 million over seven years, prompting questions about credit for restraint.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Taft
Tatt
Tariff relief and its imagined impact on industry
A speaker rails at the protective tariff accusing it of fooling workers. He argues tariff relief would boost American industry just as it did in prior periods, claiming the policy harms workers while enriching specific interests. The remarks reflect a populist critique of trade protection.
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Ft. Wilson
Taft praised as nation returns to normal politics
The St. Louis Times notes a national trend toward recognizing Taft's merits as a period of normal political reckoning returns. It cites wheat's decline and an intelligent inquiry as signs that facts are being acknowledged in public discourse.
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St. Louis Times
Taft
The Difference From The Belvedere Republican editorial
The piece contrasts Roosevelt and Taft, noting Roosevelt spoke loudly against alleged malefactors yet shielded some from justice, while Taft avoided threats and instead strictly enforced the laws. It portrays Taft as steadier and more law-driven in comparison.
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Belvedere
Ill
Roosevelt
Taft
Fragmentary remark on memory of past Democratic era
A terse, fragmentary line questions whether younger readers recall the last Democratic party’s power. It suggests an older, seasoned man in business would not have forgotten that period, implying danger or consequence in current events.
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Democratic Party
Bower
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