Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Merchants
Shambertans praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds and croup noting its pleasant taste and safety. W S Pelham of Kirville reports twenty years of usage making it his leading throat remedy for children who prefer it and will not take other brands. Sold by N G Go Coaad.
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Shambertans
Glohamberlain
Frifuriqua
W. 5
Pelham
Kirlaville
Chamberlain
N. G. GO Coad
N&o. Coad
Iowa City Republicans Endorse Complex Nomination Rule
The Iowa City Republican party discusses a rule requiring a candidate to reach a 35 percent vote share to secure the nomination at the convention. If no candidate reaches 3 percent, the convention will decide. The provision may narrow the field of candidates and limit choices for party leaders.
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Iowa City
Western farmers eye denatured alcohol from cornstalks
The Rochester Express notes that farmers in towns anticipate boosting income by processing denatured alcohol from cornstalks. It states 3 0,000,000 acres of corn yield at least a ton per acre, and each ton of stalk yields 120 pounds of alcohol, projecting millions of gallons annually to power factories railways and streetcars.
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Ocester Express
Towa
Primary nomination by plurality would distort choice
The passage argues a per cent provision blocks crowded fields and forces a shabby plurality. If no nomination occurs in the primary, the Times notes critics will favor giving the nomination to the candidate with the largest primary vote, raising questions about nomination by plurality.
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Tue Davenport Tres
Primary Election Bill Sparks Senate Debate
A fragment from a political report notes contention in the state senate over amending the primary election bill to require a percent vote for nomination. Commentators push back, arguing about voter impact and legislative intentions.
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State Senate
Sarre
Public voting paradox and convention power
A local discussion argues that a wide field of candidates may fail to reach 35 percent, forcing the convention to decide. The speaker warns this creates unfettered politics, implying the public is ignored and the convention acts without clear public instruction. The phrase the public be damned illustrates the concern.
Tariff revision urged after Washington meeting
Washington correspondents report eighty percent of manufacturers at last month’s Washington meeting favor an early overhaul of 1887 tariff schedules. The Journal of Commerce notes new energy in tariff talks since the foreign commerce convention and calls for a broader basis for tariff policy and international trade concessions.
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Washington
Foreign’ Commerce
Journal of Commerce
Washington Herald
France
Germany
Australian Ballot Call Shapes State Primary Policy
The Des Moines Register and Leader argues the Australian Ballot and state wide primary align to protect voter rights in both the primary and nominating elections. It praises the legislature for pursuing a government reflecting the direct will, noting Democratic and Progressive support and urging omitting the 95 percent compromise as unnecessary.
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Des Moines Register
Erabert
Dante Mendation
Democrata
Patters
Debate on Voter Duty Arouses City Opinion
A young businessman and a farmer in the city urge compulsory voting with penalties for non participation to strengthen citizen duty. They cite low turnout in biennial elections and caucuses and advocate stricter enforcement to improve democratic engagement.
Notice in Probate for Fren Terres Will
Notice to all interested in Fren Terres late of Siany County Iowa to appear at the Cart House in Orange City Sioux County Iowa on the date in April at 2 PM to contest or support probate of the instrument claimed as the last will and testament of the deceased. The clerk of the district court certifies the notice and sets a hearing date in March.
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Cart House
Orange City
Sioux County
Towa
Eclock
Oras
Charles Kiela
Sioux City
Index Office Offers School Supplies and Local Goods
The Hull Nebraska Index office promotes stationery and back-to-school supplies with low prices and a broad range of items. Also noted are local notices on real estate, vehicles, and a humorous street corner exchange, plus obituaries and community updates from area residents.
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Tbs Hecanas
For Sale Near Tawaod Two Miles East Purchaser Sought
Classified notice advertising land for sale two miles east of Tawaod with a buyer seeking the purchaser. Includes address Bennett Sioux City and a note about spring weather and a recommendation of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and pneumonia risk.
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Tawaod
Ja- Tering
Sut
Bennett
Sioux City
Tawa
Reward offered to expose land scam in Texas
A notice offers a 25.00 reward or 35.00 cash for information leading to uncovering unscrupulous real estate practices in Texas. It warns buyers to avoid inflated prices and promises refunds of expenses if suitable lands cannot be delivered. Agent C. J Sawyer issued the appeal.
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Texas
Sawyer
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Travelers’ Bulletin
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Athbull
Iowa
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Omaha
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Walhof
Reels Valley
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Waterloo
Peterson Patriot
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