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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
2
The notice lists annual subscription terms for Broadfield and McClourke with payment options. Rates appear per year with advance payment discounts and a stated price of S195 or $1.00. (Names and amounts exact from the source.)
The Mills county Republican central committees call a delegate convention at Glenwood Court House on June 14 1906 at 11 a.m. to elect 12 delegates and 12 alternates to the state convention in Des Moines August 1 1906 and to select delegates for the Ninth district congressional and Fifteenth judicial district conventions. Also to reorganize the county committee with primaries held June 9 1906 at 2 p.m. All Republicans and voters favoring Republican principles are invited. Dated May 29 1906. C P Kinney County Chairman.
The Rawles township Republican primary will be held Saturday morning June 9 1906 at 9 o'clock sharp at the Center school house. All Republican electors are urged to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. Albert Williams, Chairman.
Political notice announces Walter S. Brown as a candidate for county treasurer pending Republican county convention nomination. The editor urges readers to recognize Brown as a prospective treasurer contender.
A Republican candidate announces for Mills County Surveyor pending party decision. The piece also reports unrest in Iowa GOP circles over Governor Cummins renomination, opposition from Page County Republicans, and farmer sentiment split between Cummins and Perkins with references to anarchist tensions and local political dynamics.
The Ringgold Record notes the pension bill becomes law. It provides monthly pensions to Civil War veterans starting at age sixty with $6, then $8 at sixty two and $12 at seventy. The bill ends disability examinations and grants pensions regardless of wartime or postwar disease.
The notice outlines a July board meeting, June enrollment, and summer planning for the Normal Institute at Glenwood starting mid July. It previews a Union eighth grade graduation at Fairview church on Friday evening June 15 with a full program. Diplomas for 44 graduates are listed by township with 18 not passing, plus special credits for top students in spelling, writing, geography, and more.
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