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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
3
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Multiple political notices announce candidacies for County Attorney and Recorder in Palo Alto and Emmetsburg areas. Candidates pledge to enforce the law, protect rights, and seek Republican primaries in June 2012. Names include DwWiduTG and Burt Hmmelsburg with city affiliations.
A long reader-supplied notice records candidates for Palo Alto County offices for the June 7 1910 Republican primaries and local endorsements. Henry Ennion announces for County Treasurer and County Supervisor in the Fourth District while F C Davidson intent to retire prompts Charles Duhigg and Deb to seek House seats.
Rockwell City Advocate reports on candidates Frank Woods and Mayne in the Tenth district, noting Woods’ solid Republican backing and Mayne’s limited following. The piece also cites farm prospects for a bumper crop, local political maneuvers for Congress, Post Office rumors, and Whittemore gossip about printer John Walsh’s marriage.
The Town Unionist today accuses Governor Carroll of failing to use union labor for campaign materials. It notes a letter from Secretary Long seeking personal help for the HOVEUNION and questions the absence of a union label, arguing the issue reveals Carroll’s stance toward organized labor yesterday, today and tomorrow.
Brother Mayne narrowly escaped serious injury after a delayed train caused him to miss a step and be struck by a suitcase rebounding off a car. He fell but regained himself, then completed his church sermon that day.
L Turley Curd recalls severe dropsy and heart failure treated with Dr Miles Heart Remedy. He credits the tonic for restoring his health and ability to work on the farm after family doctors gave up. The ad promotes Miles Heart Remedy sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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