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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1905
Page
2
The Republican printed weekly in Humbaldt Rumbaldt county outlines subscription rates for Humponder and Susponder counties. Rates: one year 1.60, six months 0.75, three months 0.40, all payable in advance or in arrears as specified. No deviations from prices or rules.
G Jaqua accuses Mr Murphy of being misled by stand pat allies while defending McKinley and Blaine era tariff thinking. The letter argues for tariff revision toward reciprocity, cites Roosevelt and McKinley, and questions Murphy's allegiance to protectionism amid rising calls for free trade from Canada Germany and England fears.
Taken Up a 300 pound black and white Poland China sow around Nov. 15. Owner to prove property and pay pasture if claimed. Lost near G. A. R. hall to Albert Haynes residence four miles north a linen apron with tat ed edge. Finder to leave at office for reward. Lost near C N W depot a black handbag with a gold watch. Hand engraved souvenir spoons at Read's Jewelry Store.
The ceremony united Floyd Wood and John S Newsome at the Wood home with Rev Alexander Bennett officiating. Miss Belle Wood played Lohengrin on piano as bride and sister Maude Wood served as brides maid. Roy Wilson stood as best man. They will live near Rutland after spring to farm. Congratulations pour in from relatives and friends.
Mr. Schippul of LaVerna visits his son Charles in Renwick. Bernice Plumley of Renwick is ill with a mild form of mumps. O A Peck of Clark SD visits the Renwick home. Stoddard of Humboldt shops in Renwick. Foley builds an addition on his Renwick farm residence. Fred Walkner and Frank Orlen do the work. Orcelyn Beedle leaves Renwick for Des Moines for Christmas with relatives then Ames for New Years, away several weeks. Rudolph Blessi, returning from Booth Dakota, plans to spend the winter in Renwick.
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