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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1900

Page

7

McPherson Resigns and Convention Moves Forward

The Opinion reports Hon. Smith McPherson resigning as congressman from the Ninth Iowa district, prompting next Tuesday's convention in Council Bluffs to nominate candidates for Congress and fill the vacancy. Possible swift move to Federal Judgeship noted. The piece touches on Republican trust issues, upcoming conventions, and local civic events across Mills County, Creston, Malvern, and surrounding towns.

McPherson Smith McPherson Towa Council Bluffs Congress Smith Iowa Kansas City Philadelphia Des Moines

Scrappy Scraper Man Roils County Board Over Grading Machines

Tuesday witnesses pressed the county supervisors about buying new good grading machines. An agent accused another of being unable to face facts about a model made two years ago. The board ignored patent fights and sought the best machine. A road scraper salesman clashed with L. T. Garing over political beliefs, while Charley Rathke drew abuse for handling a scraper not from the salesman’s firm.

L. T. Garing Chas. Rathke Charley

Harvest Excursions Dates and Flat Fare Offer

Harvest excursion dates are May 1 and 15, June 5 and 19, July 17, and August 7 and 21. A $2 round trip fare covers all points in the west and southwest including Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo. For more information contact J. L. Waterman in Glanwood, Iowa.

Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo J. L. Waterman Glanwood Iowa

Washington City and Scenes by the Way Exposition Visit

Miss Paul recounts a journey by rail from Parkersburg WV to Washington DC in 1900, highlighting the Potomac Valley scenery, Harper's Ferry memorials, and the Capitol, Treasury, and Mint. She notes the Capitol dome, Statuary Hall, and the Works of art, plus detailed tours of currency printing, note destruction, and vault security with access to millions in notes and precious metals.

Washington City Scenes New Yorrty Washington Parkersburg West Virginia Ohio River Allerhames Potomac Paw Paw Cacapon Cleveland Harper’s Ferry Olgil John Brown U.S. Arsenal Shenandoah River Virginia Louden Heights Washington Junction Frederick Barbara Frietchie Fame Baltimore America Cumberland Hall of Representatives Statuary Hall Webster Clay Adams Calhoun Congress Hall of ‘Representatives Burket Nebraska Lincoln McPherson Iowa Henderson House Cousins Dolliver Hepburn Payne New York Ways and Means Committee Sulloway Talbert South Carolina Senate Representative National Museum Treasury Bank of the Nation Lyman T. Gage the Treasury Maurice O'Connell Fort Dodge Mr. Roberts Mint John E. Wilkes U. S. Secret Service Bureau of Ingraving Military Naval Commission Bureau Treasury of U. S Register’s Office Secretary of the Treasury

Sunday School Convention At Emerson Seeks Wide Attendance

Sunday school workers urged to attend the come ry Sunday school convention at Emerson on June 14 and 15. The effort aims to organize the county by townships through strong turnout. Emerson hosts will entertain all visitors. each school should send at least one representative, or provide a written report to county president W. P. Wortman, Emerson, Iowa.

Creston Geo. J. MacLean U. S Mary Foster’ Bryner Chicago Chas. Meigs Indiana C. M. Alexander C. E Comery Emerson W. P. Wortman Towa. Commiltisk

Prohibition delegates chosen for state convention

At Glenwood meeting of Prohibition workers delegates to the state convention were named for Des Moines on June 12. D. B. Cook Glenwood J. D. Graves Hillsdale C. B. Christy Malvern Genung Hastings Rev Zike Emerson and RK. M. Skaggs Rawlea township were selected. D. G. Cook, pastor of the Friend's church north of Glenwood, was made county chairman for the ensuing year.

Glenwood Prohibition Des Moines D. B. Cook J.D. Graves Hillsdale C. B. Christy Malvern Genung Hastings Zike Emerson RK. M. Skaggs Rawlea D. G. Cook Friend's Church

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