Insurgency gains questioned in 1908 1910 Iowa votes
A Des Moines writer argues that insurgents did not beat Carroll by 20 000 votes and that gains cited are misleading. Detailed figures show 1908 totals of Carroll 88834 Garst 63757 Hamilton 29292 and 1910 results, plus district by district outcomes, suggest insurgent gains are not supported by the data. The piece challenges the claim of insurgent strength across five districts and in key counties.
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Iowa
Carroll
Garsti
Desa Moines
Latout
Garst
Hamilton
Congress
Prouty
Cummins
Mayne
Wood
Washington
Hull
Notice of Ice Supply at House for All Tires Orders
Fragmentary notice states a supply of ice will be kept at the house at all tires for tosh orders. AB Copley.
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Tor Tosh
Copley
No Return Ticket for Hazers
Congress did not reinstate the nine cadets dismissed from West Point for hazing. The Baltimore American laments the failure to uphold discipline and warns that lax response invites abuse. It urges military academy authorities to stamp out hazing and condemns the social and parental pressures fueling it.
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Congress
West Point
Military Academy
Baltimore
Parenta
Taft Harnesses Congress With Broad Legislative Push
The president boasts that in the first 16 months of his term Congress passed many key laws. Highlights include railroad legislation, public lands conservation, postal savings bank, Interstate Commerce Commission, and tariff board measures enacted with minimal changes from the president’s proposals.
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Congress
Conservation of Public Lands
Postal Savings Bank
Interstate Comerce Commission
Tariff Board
Roosevelt pressures Hughes to run for governor again
Ex President Roosevelt seeks Hughes as standard bearer for New York. He reportedly ordered Hughes to resign from the Supreme Court to run for governor and will consult President Taft. U.S. Senator John W. Daniel dies in Lynchburg Virginia at a sanitarium after paralysis at 10:80 last night.
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Roosevelt
New York
Gov
Hughes
Oyster Bay
Supreme
Judge Ship
Taft
U.S
John W. Daniel
Lynchburg
Death of G W Jacobs Former Glenwood engineer dies
George W. Jacobs a former Glenwood citizen and Institution engineer died in Council Bluffs after liver trouble. Remains depart for Glenwood on No 14 at 4 45. Funeral and burial at Glenwood cemetery under Glenwood I C C F lodge No 97. He was about 68, had lived near Glenwood, and lately worked at the Institution pumping station near Pacific Junction. He was father of Mrs Linn DeLashmutt living west of the city at old Pacific City.
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George W. Jacobs
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Glenwood I. C. C. F. Lodge
Piano price inquiry for J B Johnson Sy Aete Raymond
A call request was made to obtain prices on pianos from the listed names J B Johnson Sy Aete Raymond. Details such as models, brands, and delivery options were not provided in the fragment.
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J.B. Johnson
Sunday Socials and Church News in County
Mr and Mrs J P King spent Sunday with C W reen and family and attended church at Waubsosie. Clay Dasheer and family also were Sunday visitors. Ed Crambers and family spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Eliza Watie. The Methodist church held quarterly meetings Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cee Peppers visited Theo Peppers. Andrew Wolfe and wife visited his mother Mrs Eliza Wolfe, while Mrs John Marley stayed with her mother during illness.
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J. P. King
C. W. Re Een
Waubsosie
Clay Dasheer
U. W. McManigal
Ed Crambers
Eliza, Watie
The
Methodist Church
Cee Peppers
Theo Peppers
Andrew Wolfe
Eliza Wolfe
John Marley
Folsom Couple Married in Council Bluffs Ceremony
Godsey Martin Cay Godsey and Louise Martin wed at noon Wednesday in Council Bluffs at the bride’s uncle Clair Bennett home. Rev. Lewis officiated. Bride in blue silk. Newlyweds return to Folsom to begin life on the old Van Kirk farm. Reception at Frank Kemps home. Cake from F O Boyle. Other notes: Harriett Wail visited Glenwood. Mrs. F O Boyle to Morrill. G D Dalton opens cream station at Folsom. Nick Godsey visits en route to El Dorado Springs. J F Keane calls in Sloan.
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Godsey Martin
Cay Godsey
Louise Martin
Council Bluffs
Clair Bennett
Lewis
Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
S. W. Godsey
Birdie Martin
Pacific Junction
Mrs. Godsey
Folsom
Frank Kemps
F. O. Boyle
Walnut Grove Community Notes and Social Harbors
In Walnut Grove residents plead for rain in the vicinity. Elizabeth and Mary Schmit spent Sunday with George Reafleng while Elsie Marley visited Daisy Reafleng on Friday. Mr. Studey on the old Kephart farm lost a valued horse last week. Jim Shannon is painting his house and hitch rack white. Mr. and Mrs. Olson shared Sunday with Peter Schmit. A double birthday party honored their youngest daughter age nine and Opal Bailer age eight with ice cream cake and refreshments as a large group of young folks attended. A note ends with a fragment about a six o'clock event.
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Elizabeth
Mary Schmit
George
Elsie Marley
Daisy
Mr. Studey
Frank Kephart
Jim Shannon
Thomas’ Olson
Peter Schmit
Elm Grove News Briefs and Local Social Notes
Elm Grove residents report items of lost and found clothing with rewards offered. Local families host Sunday visits with Johnsons and McCareys, and neighbors share outings and visits. F E Dashner buys a new carriage. Many plan to celebrate the 4th in Silver City and Lake Manawa.
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Silver City
Lake Manawa
Social notes from Pacific Junction and area
Mrs Ed Honey of Omaha visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Little H H McCartney returns from a ten day trip to Scotts Bluff Blanche Marrin visits relatives at Council Bluffs QC E Williams former night yard master here shakes hands with friends in the Junction Dr Bacon reports a bouncing boy born to Frank Mille Tuesday morning Mrs Thomas McNamara and son Lyle plan a visit with her husband at Alliance Neb Frank Hines and Tom Martin visit Omaha last week Mrs Peter Olson returns from Villisca visit accompanied home by brothers August Oscar and Alrich Eilberg in their new auto F W Miller of the Bluffs transacts business in the Junction Saturday
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E. Williams
Junction
Bacon
Frank Mille
Thomas McNamara
Lyle
Alliance
Nebr
Frank Hines
Tom Martin
Omaha
Peter Olson
Villisca
August
Oscar
Alrich Eilberg
F. W. Miller
the Bluffs
Auto Notes From the Glidden Tour and Local Drives
Disappointed crowds saw limited Glidden Tour participation with 50 to 60 cars expected. motorists urged to drive on the right and avoid accidents. Local trips included Heinheimer and Ridgeway parties to Thurman Omaha and Lake Manawa. Several families and individuals enjoyed Sunday and Monday outings, with Joy Mickelwait buying a new auto top.
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Messers
Heinsheimer
Bogart
Wallace
Fred Dull
Thurman
DeWitt
Fickle
Lewis
Ryan
Frank Ridgeway
Walton’ Ridgeway
Harry Dull
Omaha
Ridgeway
W. R. Bruce
Joy Mickelwait
Jimmie Anderson
Herbert Olson
Bernard Mathews
C. W. Rathke
Carl ‘Buch
Tony Gettler
Ted Sivers
Olie Siver
Mary Deupree
Lake Manawa
Apples Exhibit Prompt Flavor and Preservation Describe
Mrs Martha Meyers displayed North Western Greening apples noted for fine condition and superior flavor. The fruit, kept in her store basement wrapped in tissue and placed in paper boxes, stays well preserved without decay.
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Martha Meyers
North Western
Summer Vacation Plans Of Glenwood Institution Instructors
The Glenwood Institution ends its school year and many inmates and teachers plan summer breaks. Several teachers will not return, including Marie Krueger Corwith Iowa Clara McCall Cedar Falls Iowa Bertha Bennett Indianapolis Ind Mary Rogers Bloomington Ind Mary Dunaway Kansas City Mo Emma Cutter Boston Mass Others expected back in fall include Ida M Manley Bloomington Ind Vira George Jacksonville Tl Eva Hehn Sandwich Ontario Frances Rowley Mt Clemens Mich Stella Hawkes Sheridan Wyo Harriet Schofield Detroit Eloise Wilson Chicago Violin teacher will study in Chicago Miss June Van Allen Indianapolis Alice Kerr Plattsmouth Neb Ethel Phipps Glenwood Denver trip plus home here Mrs Jessie Winn Orleans Neb Mrs Julia Cook Cedar Falls Ind normal school Visit Rex for a pleasant evening.
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Glenwood Institution
Marie Krueger
Corwith
Iowa
Clara McCall
Cedar Falls
Bertha Bennett
Indianapolis
Ind
Columbus
Miss
Mary Rogers
Bloomington
Mary Dunaway
Kansas City
Emma Cutter
Boston
Mass
Ida M. Manley
Vira George
Jacksonville
Eva Hehn
Sandwich
Ontario
Canada
Frances Rowley
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Stella Hawkes
Sheridan
Wyo
Harriet Schofield
Detroit
Eloise Wilson
Chicago
Ill
Wilson
June van Allen
Alice Kerr
Plattsmouth
Ethel Phipps
Glenwood
Denver
Jessie Winn
Orleans
Julia Cook
Normal School
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Real Estata
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Glemwood
the Old Reliable Tailor
FG. Day
Wn_shees
HON. W. S. Rwis Alteries
Advo
Agency
Carver
Mills County National Bank
Glenwood State Bank
Wm. M. Lamb
Glenwood i
F. M. Shriver
Sunare
Tas Glenwoop
Orroral
Cunningham
Haltor & BR. Cunningham
Twick
L. B. Bacon
David Cole
Micklewall Block
Dalton & Son
Oliver
Hazers
G. W. Jacobs
Sy Aete, Raymond
County News
Waubonsie
Harriett Wail
Spence Fowler
Morrill
G. D. Dalton
David Cole Creamery Co
Mr. Schodsack
Twin City Dye Works of
Nick Godsey
Whiting
Lowa
el Dorado
Springs
J. .F. Keane
Sloan
Walnut Grove
Thare
Elm Grove
Heeman Ruafleny
Clar Johnson
Juanita Fox
Wm. Gladwin
Etta Buckingham
Burr Oak
Igro
Hazel Harmer
Bessie
Jessie McCarry
Ella Johnson
Wm. Dean
B. B. Dean
F. E. Dashner
Miss Minute Johnson
Ed Honey
Mrs
Wm. Little
H. H. McCartney
Scotts Bluff
Blanche Marrin
Rex
de Laval
R. H. Daniel
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