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Glenwood Opinion in Glenwood, Iowa

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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1910

Page

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W. J. Bryan hints at candidacy in Montreal talk

In a brief statement from Montreal, W. J. Bryan virtually admitted he might run again. North Dakota’s primary produced Republican majority delegates and state officers with some insurgent success, while New York lawmakers rejected Cobb direct nomination. The piece urges education to build strong spelling, reading, writing and numeracy for future self-reliance.

Montreal Canada W. J. Bryan North Dakota New York Hughes Roosvelt Iowa H. R. Fuller Murphysboro Fuller Til Edinburg Ind Call H. R.fuller H. B. Hilgenberg Carbondale Ini St. Franc’s Catholic Church Olney Ill H.r.fuller A. W. Foland Olney Business College Illinois Shelbyville A. C. Cohagan Penman Beatrice

Political clash over tariffs and insurgent reforms echoed

The Webster City Freeman Tribune relays how Governor Harmon defends a low tariff as the Democratic stance while Republicans push a high tariff. The Greenfield Transcript recalls insurgent campaigns and the defeat of veteran soldiers, noting Col Cummins’ orders against blue uniforms and questioning insurgent leaders’ regard for soldiers.

Harmon Ohio Greenfield Transcript Captain Hull Henry Bousquet James H. Wilson Iowa Cummins Greenfield Brother Lynch Palmer Insurrents

What Congress Passed In A Sea Of Bills

A column questions how many bills were introduced in the last Congress and notes only 300 were passed. It argues experts sift the chaff from the wheat and warns against overloading with bills. The piece condemns noisy speechmakers and endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by A J Howe in Glenwood. July.

Congress Chamberlain A J Howe Glenwood

Tabor Beacon Items

Local brief listing residents travel and visit notes from Tabor. Hernie Howard returns to Redfield for music duties. Dr C F Dietz and A A D W Houston depart or return from travels. Mrs Winifred Wells Knoll visits from Lincoln. Latimer couple relocate to Corning Iowa. Jan Duncan returns from Texas. Gip and family settle in a new home. Miss Tvory and Miss Kline head to Illinois. Also advice on treating teething diarrhoea in children with Chamberlains remedy.

Hernie Howard Redfield C.F. Dietz Ne. Moline M. B. Latimer Tabor Corning Iowa

The British Grouser and English Grumbling

A London Town and Country note praises the English habit of grousing as a national pastime. It claims all classes from army to navy and society idlers regularly grumble, turning complaint into a fashionable custom wherever possible.

London

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