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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary notes show Gienwoop Ortnron EYABLISHED 1364 and a business manager reference to E Cunningham. Mentions Jack Frost practicing to nip Mills County apple buds and speculation about Bryans 1916 presidential bid after sixteen attempts. Railroads report 92 percent of freight cars in operation aiding Taft breeze into Washington.
Local notices report Morgana offering extra oyster stew and promoting their product. Mil ls County jail is described as empty. Various residents and visitors are listed with activities including receptions, truants, and travel to Council Bluffs and West Oak. Fire damage near Rawlea township and Pacific Junction is noted with substantial losses.
A Chicago judge orders baby carriages lit at night while a collage of 1920s and 1892 political snippets erupts. The column muses on war clouds between Turkey and Greece, Republican voting, and W. J. Bryan’s era shifting pension costs as it questions if Bryan’s views have changed.
The statement claims William Howard Taft endorsed the idea that one dollar per day suffices for a laborer. The quote is labeled a fabrication and baseless, with emphasis that Taft never hinted or acted to support such a belief. The speaker urges voters not to be swayed by the charge.
Edward Cavinee leads a vast descendant network totaling 377 across generations. The elderly head, once able to see hear and converse well, lived through three centuries and witnessed U S growth from a weak nation to a world power.
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