Grain elevator revival proposed in Missouri and Iowa plan
A fragmented reading on railway backed grain handling revival in Missouri and Iowa. Mentions an elevated elevator and a timetable or method to revive the grain flow across the region.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented reading on railway backed grain handling revival in Missouri and Iowa. Mentions an elevated elevator and a timetable or method to revive the grain flow across the region.
Roxville Journal praises Northcom Anchor Gov Cumming while noting J W Hythe leads anti rate regulation efforts. The piece claims Hythe supports high tariffs to boost anti-Com mune forces and influence state offices, portraying Cumming as untarnished by politics and dedicated to integrity.
A Mason City Times-Herald excerpt argues for extending Governor Cummins’ term and endorses a state primary law. It notes broad support among advocates and calls for a uniform primary process with joint party nominations and equal voting standards, as Anita Republican reports.
Iowa Falls Citizen voices impatience with eager readers and exposes corruption in business and government. The piece condemns conservative newspapers for shielding thieves and grafters with a staid, fenced tone.
Governor Comuits voices concern over railroad influence in Iowa politics. He argues that popular government and liberty are threatened by passes and dangerous railroad power, calling for reform though withholding details of a proposed remedy.
LeMare Sentinel notes a late 19th century discussion on government control of railroads. It presents propositions that the state has primary duty over highways and rail lines, and that railroads are agents of the state bound to public justice and reasonableness under eminent domain. The piece cites Vanderbilt and Jewett as advocates.
S'MORE LOCALS. Miss from St Paul visits the beech. Sheriff Hensy, Orange City, investigates Wali Mordu. Deroos at Orange City for church, Friday. Mrs J Wink of Newkirk visits Mrs Claerbout en route to Storm Lake. Beware next week’s Ny mever Gros ads. Cream gathering ends in a pair of accidents as two cows die. one injured, one killed. loss about £25.
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