Local Political Notes and Candidate Declarations
A fragment from a Republican view highlights Governor and Lieut. Governor candidacies with names like L.M. Shaw and a.u. Milleblas. mentions County Treasurer race under convention guidance. It critiques third terms, praises reform rhetoric, and cites Sheldon Mail and Haspergadoms noted by Prof. E. Brown.
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Sheldon Mail
Esho
Gerret Draagom
E. Brown
Bigux County
O'Brien
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Local Candidates Align to Support One Man in Elections
The group in 510 1x county plans a united front this year by backing a single candidate and allowing others to campaign in their own lanes. They intend to follow established lines and cooperate on the chosen nominee.
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Pops
Iowa Republicans Name Cedar Rapids Ticket for State Office
The Cedar Rapids convention nominates L. M. Shaw for governor, J. G. Milliman for lieutenant governor, GC M. Waterman for supreme court, C. L. Davidson for railway board, and TT. C. Barreth for state superintendent. The party claims strong support and predicts an overwhelming victory.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
L. M. Shaw
Lowa
J. G. Milliman
Harrison County
Supreme Court
M. Waterman
Lion
C. L. Davidson
Davidson
Board of Railway Commissioners
Tt. C. Barreth
Fred Whitt
Unclear political shift sparks Republican debate in Iowa
Vague remarks note a future governor and party strategy as Republicans discuss majority control and the Fred White party's influence. Emphasis rests on avoiding a dangerous precedent and the possibility of a nomination by petition next year.
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Iowa
People of Laws
Fred White
Tris
Hypnotic Influence Shaping Republican Thinker’s Betrayal
A political critique argues that some Republicans or Democrats drift under a persistent critical influence. The speaker claims this figure abandons core party principles, turning against earlier arguments and ideals in a self-hating search for fault within American policy.
A Fight for Life Against Trusts and Monopolies
A civic appeal urging citizens to consider corporate power and its impact on competition and prices. The piece cites the Standard Company, notes rapid wealth gains, and warns that trusts seek to crush rivals in sugar, meat, and daily goods. It calls readers to decide if such consolidation benefits the public.
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United States
Apa
Standard
Tulinfain
Aryan race theories in early American discussions
A fragment from a political discourse surveys racial type debates in the United States, noting supposed "Palatine" and Indian-type traits among Pennsylvania Germans, with references to studies in the Chicago Times Herald and Chicago Tribune. It discusses caricatured portraits, anthropology, and party politics surrounding nominations.
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United States
Chicago Times- Herald
French Warchors
Eers
Corres
Scien
Wis
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Gothea Palondel
Sian
Ivanda Greix
Palatinate
Genuai
Brattleboro’s Quiet Town With No Notable Events
Today the town’s population is fifty nine and one resident spends winters in the soldiers home at Brattleboro. No crime has occurred, and the town has no distinguished natives. Homes scatter across Baltimore’s territory with no village, store, church, post office, or cider mill. Farmers prosper yet people move away whenever opportunity offers, and twenty years pass since a wedding.
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Brattleboro
Baltimore
Vermont
Farmer’s Woes and the Farm of the Future
Sioux City Journal highlights optimistic views on farming’s future. George W Franklin predicts horseless vehicles electric lights and telephone lines on farms within years. He foresees farmers hauling crops to railheads by rail lines and growing more productive with evolving machinery.
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Sioux City Journal
George W.franklin
Lowa
United States
Notice of Petition in Sioux County District Court
In the District Court of Iowa for Sioux County September Term 4 D 1807 Froetieh et al vs E M Norman S E Coon and BE W Vazard Defendants You are notified that by July the petition will be filed in Sioux County Clerk of Court claiming three hundred forty four and ninety two one hundredths dollars plus interest from July 13 18 87 and fifty two and twenty five hundredths dollars on a written contract plus interest with Granger security to Norman and Granger and assignment to plaintiff and seeking a writ of attachment against defendant Norman. Defendants may appear and defend before the second day of September. Court will enter judgment as provided by law. Dated 13 429
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W. Froetieh
Piniguf
E. Ai. Norman
S. E. Coon
W. Vazard
E. M. Berman
Cogn Aude
W. Wasard
A.D. Eit
District Court of the State of Town
Sioux County
Efyan
Woney
FE. al
FE. al. Surant To P. B. Granger
Thun
Norman Tod. E. Granner
Vermonts Queer Town Baltimore A Town in Windsor County
A fragmentary Vermont notice describes Baltimore in Windsor County as a declining town with a history of lack of pride. It notes a population decline since establishment and references a 1816 census entry. The text is garbled and ends with stray numbers and names.
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Boston Transcript
Windsor County
Vermont
United States
Baltimore
Cavendish
Farming on Wheels and the Rise of Modern Harvest
The article extols labor saving machinery for farmers and predicts electric motors, rural electrification, and better roads enabling farm diversification. It envisions horseless carriages on farms, mechanized transport, and a science based, market aware future where farmers lead in adopting new tools and methods.
Main St Meat Market Moves Amid Ad Woes
Local butcher shop on Main Street pivots after a chaotic week of dwindling patronage and mounting bills. New management promises streamlined cuts, better hours, and improved storefront display to woo customers back.
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