Humboldt Republican Official Paper of Humboldt County
The Humboldt Republican is the official paper of Humboldt and Humboldt County published every Friday morning in Humboldt Town. Subscription rates are one year in advance 1.50 and payable in advance. six months 0.75. three months 0.40. Continuous delivery to subscribers outside Humboldt County requires advance payment.
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Humboldt Town
Frank Jaqua
Humboldt Peat Ofice
Artourago
Bubsetibary
Humboldtounty
The
Humboldt Republican
Humboldt and
Humboldt County
Humboldt county Republicans list local sheriff and county offices candidates
A collection of candidate announcements from Humboldt County officials and hopefuls for the June 1910 Republican primaries. Names include Sener Tams for sheriff and Bred Weir for representative, plus A C Queen, J G Devine, W E Allen, D T Oxborrow, Margaret H Preble, J Goodrich, and Clarence Megear seeking county auditor treasurer clerk recorder surveyor and superintendent of schools respectively.
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Sener Tams
Hempalds County
A. C. Queen
Humboldt County
Bred Weir
Humboldt
G. Devine
Myavis
Allen
District Court
U D.T. Oxborrow
Republcan
Laws
Margaret H. Preble
Burwayor
Ofice
Pepsican
J. Goodrich
Aacools
Clarence Megear
No Friends of Mine Presidency Song Denounces Taft Allies
A poem accuses President Taft and allies like Aldrich Cannon Tawney and Crane of betraying reform. It portrays them as friends of William H. Taft yet not friends of the speaker, urging the President to discard these aides and their influence. The verse criticizes tariff effects and political meddling, calling for action against perceived hypocritical “friends.”
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Senator Aldrich
Aldrich
William, H. Taft
William H. Taft Hut
Avery
William 4. Taft
Cannon
Tawney
Balinger
Peyne
Crane
Taft
William Ho Taft
William W. Tate V
The Location of the Court in Humboldt
The Bade Bugle notes Humboldt residents debate where to place the new court house if the volar opts to relocate. The paper reports mixed local views favoring park sites, with southern districts and residents of John Brown Park among the discussed options, and reflects broad town consensus toward a park location.
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Bugle
Humbolde Prapone
Humboldt
Court House
South
Aise
John Brown
Wm Lalbley
Bam
Sey Fis
M&stl
Artofway
Tennee
Coste
Rossing
Wiefe
M H Holmen
John O Haugen
PT A Rossing
William Jackson
George E Strachan
IMD Wolcott
Wits
Fannis
Febi Youngs
East Gilmore Oity
Dennis Hessian
Bite
Anderson
Gullixeon
O T Gullixson
Owl
Fred W Wake
Nor & Tract of Land
Bungk, Smith & Co
Henwick
Ek Sean
Philip H Hyatt
Columbus
Dzakt
Walters
Frank Walaner
Anos
Quinn
Walkner
Hui
Ren- 400
Debate Over Court House Location In Humboldt
A local discussion weighs the impact of placing the county court house and jail in Humboldt. Proposals favor central access for residents, merchants, and county visitors, while opponents warn of disturbance near homes and churches. Public sentiment highlights proximity to depots versus central convenience.
Senator Aldrich to retire burdened by health and power
The Times-Republican reports Senator Aldrich, age seventy and in poor health, has decided to retire. Described as a ruthless, calculating political and business force, he is likened to Rockefeller in influence. The piece urges action from the GOP, noting public sentiment will not object to his departure and hints at a Rochester election impact.
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Times-Republican
Aldrich
Senate
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Senator Aldrich
United States
Rhode Island
Rockfeller
Alicera
Aldricha
Cannons
Rochester
Congress
Republican Party
Aldrichs
A Very Good Reason to Move Grand Jury Sessions
Citizens are summoned to Humboldt to testify before the grand jury, creating travel mileage and costs for the county. The writer argues Livermore could host the grand jury to save expenses and suggests Humboldt relocate its courthouse to Livermore or bring the performers here.
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Livermore Gazette
Humboldt
Costa
Livermore
Mayne Candidacy Questioned by Local Press
The Carroll Herald casts doubt on L. H. Mayne's announced congressional bid describing his timing as ill advised. It notes Mayne plans a broad speaking campaign across counties while the Pocahontas Record reports the general opinion from local observers.
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Mayne
Pocahontas Record
Carroll Heralds
L. H. Mayne
Herald
The family that eats plenty of The family that eats plenty of
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a family and phrases about eating, health, ruggedness, and packaging counts eight to nine packages with a numeric 2500 reference, but the readable facts are sparse and unclear.
Ninth District may test a sitting congressman
The text argues the current member has served only months and lacks chance to prove worth while Judge Conner long served and Senator Dolliver represented the district for years. It notes the tenth district favors giving a man a chance to prove himself, with fair treatment and tenure to decide if people's interests are better served by a change.
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Mayne
Congress
Judge Conner
Dolliver
Game Farms Favored by Gunner Tax Stance
The Times Republican remains opposed to game farms as statewide hunting ground, noting prairie lands cannot become game fields. It remarks that a $100,000 fund was raised by gunners through a special tax for protection or propagation, and the money should be used per their intent.
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Marshalltown Times Republican
Times Republican
County courthouse location debate stirs across the county
In conversations with residents from various areas, there is strong support for keeping the courthouse at a favorable site for November, with broad opposition to moving it to Humoldt near the old stone quarry west of the Congregational church or a flat by the west river bridge. Citizens urge locating the public buildings closer to established churches, notably the Baptist church.
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Bugle
Court House
Humboldt
Congregational Church
West River Bridge
Baptist
Arems
Woods Without Opposition in Tenth District
Frank P. Wooda files nomination papers for Congress in the Tenth district completing Republican candidates. Opposition in the Tenth seems unlikely as factional moves to deny him a second term falter. Pattern forces claimed Wooda would face a home fight, but Palo Alto editor Mayne has not entered the race.
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Woods
Times-Republican
Frank P. Wooda
Congress
Whia
Iowa
Wooda
Towa
Congressional Committee
Mayne
Palo Alto County
Foley's Oring Laxative Reliefs Digestive Distress
A vintage advertisement touts Foley's Oring Laxative as a cure for headache biliousness constipation and digestive ills. It claims the formula cleanses waste matter and stimulates bowel activity, presenting it as a splendid spring medicine from A 1 Ruge in WY.
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Foley
Progressive candidate Ottosen visits city for support
Chris Ottosen of Humboldt county, a progressive contender for railroad commissioner, toured the city yesterday. He said he is receiving strong encouragement and intends to continue his bid. Ottosen is an active young Republican from northern Iowa and well suited for the role.
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Ottosen
Times-Republican
Chris Ottosen
Humboldt County
Wid
Ottonen
Iowa
Unusually Cold Week Hurts Agriculture in 1910 Report
For the week ending April 24 1910 readings showed abnormally cold weather with minima three to twelve degrees below freezing on four days. Snow prevailed, winds were northwest gales, sunshine was scarce and crops suffered. Fruit and garden crops were largely killed with some late varieties possibly spared. Small grains may be damaged though vitality and growth were stunted. Pastures are fine but hay crop needs warm rains. plowing progress reached 75 to 80 percent. Real estate transfers listed with numerous names and parcels across Humboldt area.
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North
George M. Chappel
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Boasted Worldwide Trust
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted remedy for infants and children, claiming it soothes crying, eases wind colic, and cures diarrhea. It warns buyers to beware of imitations and to choose the original product with Mrs Winslow's name on the bottle.
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Winslow
Inslaw
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