Senator Dolliver Delays Town Speech Tour
The text reports J B Dolliver delaying public speeches in Towns Iowa to focus on Senate session work and committee duties. He states plans to support Iowa's old leader and to aid the campaign through at home efforts, sending cordial regards and firm devotion to public service.
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Open Letter to Gov Cummins Mount Ayr April 17 1908
Open letter from Ayr County Iowa dated April 17 1908 to Governor Cummins in Des Moines criticizing his views on trade reciprocity and implying concerns about oats barley hay eggs and other farm products. Contains references to prior speech January 14 1904 and discussion of import duties and agricultural policy.
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England
France
Germany
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Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansans
Missouri
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Gilbertson’s
Whinnebago County
A. B. Cummins
Canad
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Winterset
United States
Widill
Mexico
Philippine
Islande
Iowa Farmer Speech Defends Tariff and Canada Trade
Speech urges reciprocal trade terms with Canada to protect Northwest farmers and domestic producers. Advocates limiting agricultural imports while stressing mutual benefit and economic readiness amid cross border shifts. Gilbert, Cummins cited. discusses tariffs, markets, and the geopolitical aim of closer ties without full free trade.
Observation on the Pass and Two Cent Fare Debate
Judge Prouty recalls a Misgowel Wet year train ride with a millionaire and a poor man paying three cents per mile for himself and family, contrasting with his own mileage pass at two cents. He cites 20 years of rail fare reform and notes Albert Cummins’ opposition, highlighting ongoing perceived discrimination and political battles in Iowa politics.
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Albert B. Cummins
Local Notices of Visits and Moves Persist in Community
Miss Pierson traveled to Minneapolis for a few days while Mrs. O T Alive and children visited relatives at Gpaetiinger. M G Miller arrived from Mason City and was bailed due to his wife’s illness. Pierson left for Unity Wisconsin Thursday. Chas Puller from Estherville and Nels Johnson from Deliversay visited. Shadow social at M W A hall Friday night raised 10 with praise for Miss Puller’s school work. Oscar Peterson left for Glentiam Minnesota to visit his brother. Clins Anderson went to Sioux Falls South Dakota for the summer. I B Nelson bought the M L Nelson residence. Mrs A B Peterson of Gra tchinger visited relatives over Sunday. Elias Jacobson resigned from Rock Island and will join Gracttinger Thin Company. For sale 400 bushels of corn and 85 tons hay. Emer Olson, $5,00 Wine Tor crossing on block west of Catholic church A C Jacobson.
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Gpaetiinger
M. G. Miller
Mason City
Local Classifieds Fragments Include Lost Terrier and Farmland Offers
Fragmentary want ads note a lost white Terrier with brown head mark near Parmers Elevator Graettinger and reward. Other entries list livestock stray sow, farm for sale, pump mill tools for hire, truck wagon for sale, and health tonics claiming digestion aid with Kodol advertised by Da Vallins.
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Parmers Elevator Graettinger
Tomah Denver Tidings
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Tomah and Denver with unclear context. Reads like stray city names separated by punctuation, no coherent event or connection. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or actions to summarize.
Kodol touted as helping thousands with dyspepsia
A letter from D N Cornell of Roding Georgia praises Kodot as a remedy for stomach and bowel troubles. The signer claims digestion improved after 1902 use and sends regards to B C DeWitt & Co Chicago. The missive ends with thanks and best wishes. Product sold by J D Collins.
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Chicago
Georgia
D. N Cornell
Roding
J. D. Collins
Notice to Subscribers Requires Immediate Payment of Dues
Notice to delinquent subscribers about second class mail eligibility. The department mandates payment now. the paper cannot extend credit per rules. Readers are reminded to settle arrears promptly to comply with regulations.
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Imported Percheron Stallion Maupas Sires Royal Public Service
Maupas imported Percheron stallion stands for public service in Prance after government approval. Foaled 1901 in Orne bred by M J Moisseau, with Prontigouan and Adam Amanda lineage. Noted for large size, heavy bone, high finish and activity, among France’s top draft sires. Only ten stallions allowed to leave France. American breeders secured his services.
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Pierson
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Estherville Iriday
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Friunds
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Oscar Peterson
Glentiam
M. D
Clins Anderson
Sioux Falls
S. D
I. B. Nelson
M. L. Nelson
A. JB. Peterson
Grachtinger
Elias Jacobson
Rock Island Railroad Company
Gracttinger Thin Company
Emer Olson
A.C. Jacobson
L Holland
Martin Stewart
J. H. Brennan
Graettinger
Vernon Township
S. J. Guerdet
Tor Sule
G. C. Coolidge
Rock Island System
Abttinger
Towa
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Trom
Tomaha
Denver
Osgood Wriday
Gradtinger
Osgood Percheron Horse Company
Iir Craven Groom
George C, Smith
President
Shvatson
Wallingford, Iowa
Walllewford
Christopherson
Nevolads
Spies Bros
Sevold
E. W. Burhus
Irst National Bank
Offic
Emmetsburg, Iowa
J. A. Spurs
Prasidens
A. K. Borpier
Hstabligoad
American Savings Bank
Capital
M. Ausland
J. B. Lambe
Prank Berngorener
J.B. Lambe
A. Baumgartner
A.B. Burdior
Fred Spids
First National Bank
M. L. Brown
Prartdanty
C. Christensen
Clarence S. George
Caushist
Miss Lizzie Jensen
Ind
GC. Tipp
John O'Connorth
C. Kent
Lo. Christensen
P. Montgomery
George
P. McEvoy
L. Mitchell
M. E. Brown
M. C. Larsen
Martin
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