Column of Iowa ballot reflections on Kenyon reciprocity stance
The Hull Index quotes editorials from Marshalltown Times-Republican Sioux City Journal Britt News Vinton Eagle and others debating Senator Kenyon's vote on Canadian reciprocity. Editors emphasize prudence independence and constituent sentiment while contrasting old laws with modern policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Boone News-Republican
Dubuque
The
Britt. News
Iowa
Taft
Vinton Hagle
Canada
Vinton Eagle
Progressive notes from Cherokee farmers meeting stir laughs
Sioux City Daily News quotes urging Americans to read the declaration of independence on election day. Pringle Bell recounts ex senator Lafe Young at a Cherokee reunion who advised farmers to be progressive, drawing wild cheers and a playful ruse from a dyed in the wool standpatter.
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Kenyon
Chatauqua Orators Union
Sioux City Journal
Sioux City
Pringhar Bell
Lafe Young
Young
Sorghum Suggested To Solve Drought Feed Shortage
J H Mc Cord of Citizens National Bank Spencer Iowa asks Ames College of Agriculture for drought forage advice. They recommend sowing sorghum for late fall feed, with 60 to 80 pounds seed per acre and seed cost about 2 30 per 100 pounds.
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J. H. McCord
Citizen's National Bank
Spencer
Iowa
College of Agriculture
Ames
Hail Damage Spars Fields and Local Happenings
The Boyden area reports a damaging hail storm that hit corn north of town while a busy slate of social visits and visits to surrounding towns occurred. Traveling players, revivalists, and residents from Sheldon Hull and Spirit Lake figure in the period's community notes amid rail trouble and events at the Wallace Bros show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bregman
Walter Vos
Lee Bradshaw
Sheldon
Wallace Broa
Notable Visits and Local goings in Sheldon and Vicinity
Miss Geneva Work visited Miss Stella Putnam in Sheldon for a day. Roy Lubbers returned from the Minnesota State Camp. Peter Schaap plans a Western States tour from Des Moines. Numerous residents crowd in, with threshing issues, illness, and travel between Sheldon Algona and Spirit Lake, plus road and sidewalk improvements near the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Work
Stella Putnam
Sheldon
Roy Lubbers
Minnesota
Peter Schaap
Des Moines
Henry Schloetje
Local visitors and crowds as a regional note
Mrs. De Mots and her daughter from Sioux Center visit relatives here. A large crowd of democrats traveled Monday to Sheldon to hear W. J. Bryan speak. Jake DeVries and son return to Hospers after a few days with relatives here. Fire house repairs continue this week. H. Shade returns from Britton and Oak. H. O. Tuttle goes to Chicago with stock and will visit relatives. Mrs. H. O. Tuttle stays with sister Mrs. Chadwick. Miss Jennie Verburg visits John Heensra. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rowenhorst Henry Smith and Hattie Den Herder return from Lakes outing.
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Jennie Verburg
Grange City
John Heensra
Chris Rowenhorst
Henry Smith
Hattie den Herder
Lakes
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Johanna Veenschoiten
Anna Buren
Sheldon Goers
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J. H. Lutjens
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Susie VanDiepen
Bethel Home
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Martin Trigg
Chas. Leonard
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