Candidates for governor emerge amid tariff reciprocity debate
The piece notes candidates named by political factions in the northwest Iowa area including journalists George D. Perkins and A B Funk and hints at revisions and reciprocity as influential in shaping political futures. It observes shifts as industrial interests realign with reciprocity aims and reports a Chicago meeting backing tariff reform.
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Aetate
Iowa
George D. Perkins
A.B. Funk
Axwe Lhink
Brothers
Bowers
New England
Agricultural and Industrial Organizations
West
Chicago
Congress
Showdown Call From Wisconsin Republicans Urges Reform
The piece urges reform Republicans to adopt a tough stance in the interest of peace and to learn a lesson from Wisconsin Republicans as a decisive showdown approaches within the party.
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Terest
Wisconsion
Primary law praised to curb corrupt nominating power
Governor Cummings and the Grundy Republican voice strong support for a primary law to curb manipulation by political bosses and company managers. Electors urged representatives to pass a comprehensive bill this winter, arguing it would empower voters and purify politics.
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Cummings
Campany
Inwood and area visit notices fill local page
A stream of names visit Inwood and surrounding towns with mentions of Claerbout's furniture sale, births at homes, church picnics at the Dutch Reformed farm, and local business notes. Residents from Sioux Center, Hawarden, Perkins, and Rock Valley appear, alongside tradesmen, jewelry showcases, and a note on the Sunday Register and Leader selling well.
Local Visits and Socials Reported Around Town
Adam Fie visited the Valley on Thursday while Editor Brown came from the Valley on Wednesday night. Mrs Will Steinburg visited Sibley on Wednesday. Grandma Putnam rests easy this Thursday evening. Mrs John Los and daughter of Sioux Center stayed with Mrs Sawyer Wednesday. Henry Klein formerly of here now of Alton renewed acquaintances this week. Misses Hattie Steffen and Mabel Reimann visited Grandma Scheenemann at Sheldon this week.
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Editor Brown
Will Steinburg
Open Meeting Hosted by Hull Civic Club This August
The Hull Civic Club invites all to an Open Meeting on Tuesday evening August 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson. Music led by Mrs. Olive Putnam with vocalists Mrs. Neveln Lucille Fey and Miss Conrad. Mayor Cornforth will share experiences from a western trip. Mrs. Dame will read. Mrs. Mary Coad will discuss the Exposition journey. Mrs. Ballard will report on National Suffrage Association progress.
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Hull
Dame
Cottest
Mary
Ballard
National Suffrage Association
Remedy Saves Traveler From Cholera Morbus
A comrade from Elgin Illinois near Washington City fell ill with cholera morbus while returning from the Grand Army Encampment. J E Houghland of Eldoo Iowa says Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved the life. He travels for immigration work and always carries it. For sale by Guy Vandenberg.
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Grand Army
Washington City
Elgin
J. E. Houghland
Eldoo
Iowa
Chamberlain
Guy Vandenberg
Eight year limit urged on Federal clerks tenure
Decorah Republican protests long pension terms for Washington clerks. It argues for an eight year tenure cap, condemning lengthy service and high pay for lazy, incompetent workers, and calls for removal once inefficiency is found despite political influence.
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Washington
Decorah
Republican
Delmar Journal Warns Progressives on Compromise Trap
The Delmar Journal criticizes progressives for repeating a 2 year old compromise between Town Idea men and stand-patters. It argues harmony led to a stand-out victory and warns that factions push the same trap again. The piece calls for a clear stance after the next convention on tariff revision railroad rates and other modern reforms.
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Delmar Journal
Town Idea
Igna Ce Publicans
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