Sammis Eyes Congress Seat in Eleventh District
The Hampton Chronicle notes J A Sammis of LeMars might back Congressman Hubbard to retain the seat. If Hubbard retires the next congressman could come from Sioux county, suggesting Sammis may defer a bid. The piece cites Sioux City and LeMars as holders for too long and criticizes Congress over tariff voting chaos and oil company influence.
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J. A. Sammis
LeMare
Hubbard
Hampton Chronicle
Sioux City
LeMars
GUBERNATORIAL 300MS Enter Contending Runners
The Sheldon Sun notes three 300ms gubernatorial bids including Lieutenant Governor Clark, Speaker Feeley, and Representative Meredith, with Major Rathbun of Marion also in the race. A general scramble is hinted for Governor Carroll's seat, but the writer favors Clark if Carroll proves a unifying governor.
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Clark
Feeley
Meredith
Sheldon Sun
Rathbun
Marion
Carroll
Moon law seen as gradual step toward prohibition
Tur Coon Rapids Enterprise argues the Moon law will benefit the temperance cause more than statewide prohibition. The paper says the law reduces saloon sales and educates the public, while wet counties need such education rather than coercion, asserting past coercive efforts failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Coon Rapids Enterprise
Enterprise
Friends
Poncer
Insurgents and regulars split Iowa delegation stance
In Washington, Iowa progressive congressmen and like minded peers are labeled insurgents while Smith Hull and Kennedy are termed regulars. The piece argues Iowans prefer the insurgents over the standpat position of brandpatters, suggesting the people would not have supported the regulars if they did not favor the insurgent line. The text reflects a partisan view on Iowa’s delegation and their congressional actions.
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Insala
Standard Oil Co
Sheldon Sun
Congress
Washincton
D. C
Iowa
Smith
Hull
Kennedy
Hull Shock in Sioux City game reports and local notes
Saturday saw Hull Shock secure a game with Sioux Gente played with 1260 Hull and 04171 scores. Local news covers Abel at Cherokee, farms, sales notes, visits by C Oelrich family, illness, weather damage to poles, and various community happenings including school plans and farm transfers.
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Hull Shock Hall
Cas
Gente
Hull
Smaith
Hawking
Beplaran
A. A. Putnam
Tamplin
Middleburg
Lester Beckman
Rock Valley
Beckmans
School Notes and Community Questions
School notes discuss character development amid poverty and invite readers to search for new facts on the issue. The piece mentions Miss Duan’s sudden illness and her role in singing, hoping she recovers. It also references a Virgil class test and a ribbon-owner needing a description and payment of costs for keeping a ribbon.
Farm For Sale Near Town At 387 50 Per Acre
A 220 acre tract located a little over a mile from town priced at 387 50 per acre. Includes some improvements and is under cultivation. Rented with rent attached to the farm. Sale imminent. Inquiries directed to C N Sawyer Hull Iowa.
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C. N. Sawyer
Hull
Iowa
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Albert Seblossin
Sheldon
L. Behabp
G. DeBoer
Jersey
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Albert Schlozsin
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Brouwer
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Orange City
Grandpa Rash
C. J. Fylesme
L. W. En Arle VanWyk Becayne
T. Downs
Armstrong
Nymeyer Bros
John Schurman
Towa
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Sheldon, Ia
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Fred W. Mel
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