Humboldt Republican Official Paper for Humboldt County
The Humboldt Republican is the official paper of Humboldt and Humboldt County. Published every Friday morning in Humboldt Iowa by Frank Jaqu a. Subscriptions are due in advance with rates listed for different terms.
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Humbaldt
Iowa
Frank Jaqua
Humboldt Postalico
Pheap Manthain
Bub Meribers
Humboldt County
Muat
The
Humboldt Republican
Humboldt and
Sugar scandal and Taft era political talk in Iowa
Letters discuss Hon. Tessie M. Shaw and the sugar scandal, Taft’s presidential race, and state politics in Iowa. The writer questions money sources, cites a 1100 dollar catfish sale, and argues Senators and national figures should aid Iowa rather than council from Washington in a debate over convention roles and Good Roads debate outcomes.
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Tessie M. Shaw
United States
William H. Taft
Republican
Iowa
Washington
Towa
Lowa
Cannon
Taft
Judge Smith
Conuresman Longworth
Deported Rebel Leader Faces Deterrent Lesson
The rebel leader who aided Burside's soldiers was handed to the rebels, disliked his new associates, and escaped through a blockade to Canada where he continued plotting against the government. His deportation stirred his Ohio and Indiana allies, while Beveridge and LaFollette faced 1910 expectations similar to Watlandingham in 1863.
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Der
Burside
Canada
Ohio
Indiana
Beveridge
LaFollette
Watlandigham
Lilly and company depart amid lingering laughter
After a prolonged episode, Lilly and companions continued to laugh as they finally made it home, the humor not fading along the way.
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Lilly
Tariff Commission Fight Refutes Protectionist Blockade
The piece argues most lawmakers back a tariff commission to stop tariff schedule posturing. It condemns eastern congress members allied with manufacturers, urges immediate action, and says Payne Aldrich fails to meet party pledges. It claims the public supports tariff reform based on production costs abroad and at home.
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National Congress
House
Senate
Congress
Tt Va
Payne-Aldrich
Honest Auctioneer and Iowa Political Jabs
A political and social miscellany lauds Col Mason of Union for his horse honesty remark at a Chicago auctioneers meeting. It critiques Senate Lorimer’s purge and mocks standpatters post Iowa primary while noting Cap Hall and others backing Taft. References to Cap Hall Pete Hepburn John F Lacy and Tom Stout appear amid broad commentary.
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Col. Mason
Union
Chicago
Cap Hall
Pete Hepburn
John F. Lacy
Taft
Iowa
Missouri Rant Denounces Treason Within Ranks
The St. Louis Globe Democrat condemns Cummins La Follette and allied figures as traitors to the Republican party. It argues they betray wartime duty, seek aid from enemies, and should be expelled from primaries and party ranks to unite the base. The piece likens their actions to Civil War cooperage with Confederate lines.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat
Cummins, la Foliette
Turncuate
Arnold
Republican Caucusee
Republican
Acta
Republican Party
Goose Lake Fire Relief in Beecher Style Account
The piece recounts a night of wildfire near Goose Lake with residents fighting flames, flooding logs with water, and breathing through wet rags as smoke and wind shifted. Will and Devere struggle to keep the home safe. nine families lose their belongings nearby, and rainfall begins to ease the blaze. A Weather Bulletin notes a cooler week aiding crops, while Mother Giny’s remedy advertises a children's medicine.
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Coverets Yard
Ethel
Virgie
Ceyers
Cevere
Will
Tan
Devere
Thors
Shere
Crooked Lake
Lawrence Cheuyert
Minneapolis Tribune
Crop Reports From Iowa Weather Service Summary
Agricultural brief from Iowa Weather Service crop reporters notes early planted gurufolds in Kenérai and replanting continues in Aly. Winter grains bloom in central areas, spring trend positive. 6a crop summary lists planted area by crop with percentages for wheat, corn, oats, potatoes, hay, cherries, barley, rye, and other grains across counties.
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Kenérai
Timothy
Lowa
Chautauqua season tickets on sale. booster drive urged
The Chautauqua program copies are in the printer and ready for distribution within ten days, with high praise from insiders. Season tickets are sold by secretary 2. O. Nervig at First National Bank, aiming to sell at least one thousand before opening day. The Des Moines Evening Tribune offers a liberal trial subscription through January 1, 1911.
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Humboldt Republic Sheriff's
Tate
Towa
Fretcot Aeounty
District Court
Humboldt County
Iyia
Distric Court
Clut T. Rigsvold
May F. Taylor
M. P. Crows
W. Johnson
B. Tagine
M.P. Crowe
Ca. T. Oevidence
Humboldt Canty, Kwa
A.C. Olsen
Bage
Northwest Town
2. O. Nervig
First National Bank
Friends of the
Chautauqua
Des Moines Evening Tribune
Si.Ou
Republican
Evening Tribune
Doan's Kidney Pills Enduring Local Endorsement
Testimonial from Mrs. G. C. Kitheart of Eagle Grove Iowa confirms long lasting relief from kidney backache and weakness after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She repeats praise in 1908, stating the cure has been permanent. Sold by dealers for 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Humboldt
Dean
GC. Kitheart
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Doans
Doan
Dean’p Kidney Pilla
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Walding Kianaa & Marvin
Trall
Hall
Wright
Webster
A. E. Beebe
United States Senate
Lorimer
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Prouty
Tom Stout
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Hancroft
Norton
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Tribune
Des Moines, Iowa
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