Editorial Notes on Tariffs Harmony and Insurgents
A compilation from Mason City Times and Sioux City Journal cites opinions on the Payne Aldrich tariff and Republican harmony. It frames insurrectionist Republicans as pivotal in recent policy, praises credible endorsements, and critiques protectionist rhetoric while noting Democratic credit in Congress.
Judges Hutchinson Gaynor Mould Oliver Nominated At Sioux District Convention
The present judiciary in this district was renominated at the JaMars convention last week. Hutchinson Gaynor and Mould were nominated by acclamation while Oliver defeated Boies by five and a fractional votes. Sioux county delegation backed Boies, but their effort failed against strong support for the nominated judges. Hurrah for judges Hutchinson Gaynor Mould and Oliver.
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jaMars
Hutchinson
Gaynor
Mould
Oliver
Boies
Sioux County
Outrage Over Delegation Seats Draws War of Words
The Sioux City Journal argues it is an outrage to bar prominent Republicans like ex-governor Jackson and Lafe Young from Polk county’s state convention delegation. It questions consistency, noting Woodbury county’s omissions and urging harmony by including influential progressives elsewhere.
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Iowa
Sioux City Journal
Insurgenta
Jackson
Lafe Young
Polk County
Young
Hubbard, Scott, Et. al
Woodbury County
Sioux City
Des Moines
Woodbury
Northwest Iowa land offer from Geo Patterson firm
An advertisement urges investors to buy Northwest Town lands in Iowa noting prices from 40 to 625 dollars by fall. It promises prospects and asks readers to write for particulars to Geo. E. Patterson Land Co. in Heatherville, Iowa.
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Northwest Town
Geo. E. Patterson Land Co
Eatherville
Towa
$1000 Car Free Popularity Contest Draws Crowds
The Sioux City Daily News offers a $1000 Maxwell touring car as a prize to the top voter in a popularity contest on October 1. Entrants may receive checks for substantial sums if they enter and follow rules. The car includes standard equipment and oil lamp lighting. Substantial commissions are promised to those who enter and do not win. The News plans a layout increase and price change. The Index and The News offer a two‑newspaper deal for one year at $2.75.
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Maxwell
Sioux City Daily News
Enthusiasm Manifested in the Index and Popularity Contest
A call to readers to check if their name or a friend’s is listed for a weekly popularity contest. Prompting participation, the ad urges collecting nomination blanks, gathering supporters, and promoting the grand prize a four hundred dollar Landschultz piano.
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Asme
Schedule of Votes for Subscriptions and Votes
A readable timetable lists subscription options with advance payments and vote rewards. New subscriptions offer varying numbers of votes from 760 to 6000 plus older subscription terms with comparable votes per price. The chart includes 1 to 10 year terms and per dollar bonuses for back subscriptions.
Sioux City Couple Wed in Hull July 1910
Dick Kroon and Gertie Gibson were married in Sioux City on July 12 1910. The bride is daughter of Robert Gibson from Hull and the couple will begin life at Rock Valley. The notice notes land for sale near Rock Valley at 125 per acre. Also bids requested for street crossings in Hull with a 3250 bid bond. city reserves right to reject.
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Sioux City
Dick Kroon
Gertie Gibson
Mr. Kroon
Gibson
Robert Gibson
Hull
Rock Valley
A. D
Clerka
Iowa
F Daly
E. C
Stevens
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