Real Election Hailed as First for Cuba in 1906 After Reform
The article notes Cuba plans a so called first real election tomorrow to reestablish the republic, while a Missouri primary is coming next Tuesday. It mentions Stapel of Rock Port Mail as a gubernatorial hopeful among Atchison County Democrats, and contrasts Republican governance with Bryan era theories. It ends with a farmer commentary on political choices.
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Republic of
Cuba
Missouri
Atchison County
Bro. Stapel
The
Rock Port
Big City Health Efforts and Metropolitan Transport Trends
An army officer in San Francisco led a large effort to kill 40000 rats to test if they spread plague. Census reports 20,000,000 horses and 4,000,000 mules in the United States, with transport by steam and trolley cars boats automobiles and airships signaling rising mobility. A Creston district Republican conference showed harmony and welcome for former opponents. Cleanliness linked to lower death rates in Rome and ongoing German city reforms.
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San Francisco
Census Bureau
United States
Hamburg Reporter for One Year
Hamburg reporter completes a year covering city life and youth stories for the local paper. Highlights include school events, teen activities, and community notes from the Hamburg area.
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Hamburg
Unigago
Interochan
Yonth
The Live Stock Show and Agricultural Education Growth
The livestock shows in the American corn belt have spurred agricultural education. Increased land prices push better farming and breeding, while events like the International and American Royal drive progress. Colleges now prepare the day’s youth to meet future farming demands and make farms financially paying.
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Great American Corn Belt
International
Agricultural College
Mr Taft as a Reporter in Early Career
William H Taft republican nominee for president briefly worked as a newspaper man early in his career. While studying law he earned six dollars weekly as court reporter for the Cincinnati Times Star, owned by his half brother Charles P Taft. Editor Murat Halstead of the Cincinnati Gazette offered him twenty five dollars weekly as law reporter in 1880. In 1881 he became assistant prosecutor of Hamilton county Ohio and left journalism. Will Merts of Kansas City visited the past week with friends in this city.
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William H. Taft
Cincinnati Times Star
Newpaper
Charlies P Taft
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati Commercal Gazett
Taft
Hamilton County
Ohio
Grain Dealers Back National Corn Exposition in Omaha
Grain dealers nationwide express support for the National Corn Exposition to be held in Omaha from December Sto 19. They are elated by the growing prospects of a major show, emphasizing the grain industry's role from farm to consumer and the service of mills and wholesalers in moving grain to manufacturers.
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Omaha
National effort for better grain at Exposition amid grain ratings
The National Corn Exposition promotes improved grain for better food products. In June, 7978 corn cars were inspected on the Chicago Board of Trade. Only 1 car graded No 1, 772 cars (about 16 percent) ranked No 2, 2878 cars (about 36 percent) No 4, and 460 cars were ungraded. The findings highlight the need for grain improvement.
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Chicago Board
Independent man builds gasoline milking machine
Tarkio resident A B Graig has installed a milking machine powered by a gasoline engine. The device can service multiple cows simultaneously, with adjustable speed and milk flow. He plans to operate it this week and seeks to acquire more milk cows.
Watsonian notes on reunions and town events
Mr and Mrs Jake Brown hosted a family reunion at their home on quality row Sunday. Will Robinette traveled to Ajlen county Kansas to view farm land for a potential management role but has not decided. Doctors Bogan and Jolly visited Grandma Taylor for medical consultation as her condition remains poor. Davenport parks plan summer amusements includes constables raiding liquor establishments. Rose Gottsche returned from Shenandoah. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised as a household remedy for various ailments.
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The
Watsonian
Jake Brown
Will Robinette
Ajlen County
Kansas
A. Hychaoger
Hamburg
County Supervisors Pay Bills In Framon County Session
Sidney Iowa July 22 18 Supervisors of Fram on county met in regular adjourned session with Gilmore Swisher and Huston present Bills were reviewed and allowed to various individuals and firms including toilet paper court reports road work bridge materials and jail work Also approved drainage district hearings and district tax classifications Then adjourned to Aug 3 1908 George Gilmore chairman Attest county auditor G C Coleman Frt Daily service notes included and train schedules
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Sidney
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Framon County
Gilmore
Swisher
Huston
Butler
W. E
Byers
H.C
Baker
Henry
Clark
J. O
Carleen
A. G
Duff
Alice
Farmers Ins Co
George
M. B.S
Grove
Hadden
Hansen
Ohris
Barrison
E. H
Lair
L. A
Murphey
A.C
Martin
H. C
Tabor Beacon
Wheeler Lumber Co
Whipple
J. L
N. B. Schultz
Blancham
Hamburg Iowa post office uncalled letters list 1908 week
The weekly list shows uncalled letters for Hamburg Iowa post office ending July 24 1908 including ladies Mra J N Christy Mamie Davi son Mra Dellia Podget and gentlemen Fred Beneke DB Brom H Kier Jas Van Reman. Advertise if you call. Also advert is Doan’s Ointment for skin itch and piles.
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Hamburg
Iowa
Ofice
J.N. Christy
Mamie Davison
Dellia Podget
Fred Beneke
Brom H. Kier
Jas. van Reman
G. A. Danforth
P.M
Burtlick Blood Bitters Tonic Promises Strength Sleep Taste
Advert promotes Burtlick Blood Bitters as a system tonic to boost strength appetite and restful sleep. Claims enhance vitality and vigor through a busying formula, urging readers to try for better daily performance.
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A. L. Holmes
Owa
Wm. H. Taft
James S. Sherman
New York
William B. Allison
Dubuque
Dubuque County
Thomas T. Anderson
Indianola
Warren County
John H. Anundson
Mason City
Corco Gordo County
B. F. Carroll
Bloomfield
Davis County
George W.clarke
Adel
Dallas County
W. Co. Hayward
Nathaniel 5. Ketchum
Marshalltown
Sarshall County
Alexander Nmarcis
Corsdon
Wayne County
W.P. Hepburn
Clarinda
Page County
W.T. Davidson
W.E
Miller Riverton Township
E.H. Harrison
Prarie Township
W.S. Roberts
Fisher Township
A.G. Chantry
Sidney Township
Della Simons
John Gregg
Madison Township
Alg
Rloedfl
Russ Township
A.L
Supreme Court
Landis
Standard Oil Co
Roosevelt
Attorney General
Bryan
Creston
Rome
Mr. Taft
Will Merts
Kansas City
Farmers National Bank
U. S
Pete Aes
Lowa
Framont
T. C. D. Butterfield
C.D. Butterfield
M. Bammer
B.G. Franklin
A. Hydinger
G. M. Tear
Tarkio
Davenport Parks
Council Bluffl
Rose Gottsche
Shenandoah
Baby
Willie
Mama
Grandma
Thomas
Geo. Gilmore
G.C. Coleman County
T. R
K.C
B. North
Paas
Sun
B. &Q East
Sun Weat
Prt. da
Valenciennes
McAdoo & Dean
Wanamake
City Hall
Frank Davis
Helpeus Banking
Stock Einooldeni
J. E. Morgan
M. M. Payne
H. R. Grape
D. Butterfield
G. Franklin
South St. St. St. Joseph, Mo
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