Milford Normal High School designated in state plan
Milford’s Normal High School designation places the Training High under state supervision. One normal school per county will be allowed, with Milford’s school authorized to receive 500 dollars annually as part of the honor and building acquisition for studies and accounts.
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Oe High School
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Allison
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Polx County
Spoll
Cummins
Claude R. Sortoy
Garroll
Warren Gavat
Carroll
Gavat
Broaidont Watt
Ona
Tatt
Bryan
Oars
Crank Again Opposes Closing Stores for Ball Games
The Crank argues that closing stores for ball games is improper. It supports letting a clerk stay in charge to serve country customers and urges farmers who travel long distances not be kept waiting until evening to trade. Farmers will not tolerate this.
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Kenyon Wins Nomination in Iowa Primary Amid Kept Lead
Bronx City reports Congressman Elbert Hubbard dies morning after securing re nomination in Eleventh district primary. Kenyon seizes statewide Republican nomination with strong margins, carrying Polk County and most districts, while Holden shows unusual primary surge and Proudfoot underperforms.
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E. H. Hubbard
Bronx
Young
Polk County
Kenyon
Bronx City
Elbert
Hubbard
John C. Kelly
Tritone
George C. Scott
Sioux City
Hivert Hamilton Wubham
Rushville
Ind
Arabel W. Hubbard
Clarke Still In Read On G W Clarke Nomination Claim
Clarke and Holden clash over governor nomination. Holden’s manager Stayner says Clarke failed to concede and faces rural opposition, while Clarke’s supporters claim Clarke won the Republican nomination by a vote equal to or exceeding that of other candidates.
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Clarks
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Clarke
Holden
Read
George W. Clarke
Perry G
Stayner
Amex
Foy
Georga W. Clarke
Yeaterday
Senator Kenyon pledge in campaign speech
Fragmented text honors Senator Kenyon and notes a pledge to the people of the state. It references campaign aims and nomination, with unclear punctuation and garbled words.
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Kenyon
Democratic candidates sweep regional races noted
D White wins governor with 196,529 votes while several Democratic congressmen face no opposition in key districts. Unopposed Republicans include James W. Good in the Fifth, Prouty in the Seventh, Towner in the Eighth, and Green in the Ninth, as Kennedy reportedly leads Neat in Washington for the First.
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D. White
Pepper
Muscatine
Republic of
James W. Good
Prouty
Towner
Green
Kennedy
W. Neat
Washington
Minor State Offices Meager Returns Prompt Uncertain Results
Meager returns on the Republican state ticket leave the outcome of minor state offices uncertain. Close races appear for railroad commissioner Kettham and Ottosen, lieutenant governor contender Harding leads over Van Law, and Ed Chassell and Ed Van Duyn back big majorities for secretary of state. Democratic vote statewide tight, with various incumbents and challengers shown in tentative positions across districts.
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Kettham
Chris Ottosen
Railroad
W. L. Harding
C. H. van Law
Ed Chassell
Ed van Duyn
John T. Hamilton
EB. G. Duon
Mason City
Sioux Ch
B. H. Hubbard
George C. Scott
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Hubbard
Paul B. Stillman
Frank P. Woods
Ise
Woods
Congredaman Kendall
Henry DB. Alifres
Con
G. N. Haygen
Henry J. Adams
Haugen
Fayette County
Adam
Adams
Pickatt
Iowa Delegation Faces Nomination Renewal Amid Congressionals
Fragmentary report lists Republican and Democratic nominees across Iowa districts with many placeholders and spellings. It notes secretary of state race between Chassell and Van Duyn as tight, though supporters feel uncertain about the outcome.
Goat Ranch in Kentucky Showcases Angora Mohair Breed
Sam Jett of Winchester Kentucky operates a goat ranch in Breathitts County. The mountain ranch is enclosed by a wire fence and focuses on the Angora breed. Mohair produced by these goats is valued in trade and the operation is proving successful.
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Kentucky
Sam Jett
Winchester
Breathits
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