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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
2
The Republican paper at Humboldt County is published weekly by E Rankuaqua. Subscriptions run $1.00 per year or seven five per six months, with rates in arrears if not paid. The notice specifies payment terms, publication locale, and charges, referencing Humboldt and nearby counties.
A Des Moines talk on prohibition argues education over force. It contrasts reformers like Beecher and Murphy with strict legalism, urging youths educated on intoxicants’ harms. It notes political shifts as Towne and Bryan influence Democratic debates and tariff impacts.
The piece denounces a political candidate and tariff impact on wool. It accuses a rival of false prophecies and criticizes the Board of Supervisors for a tax contract with a firm of tax ferrets. It asserts Republicans who backed Dickey should feel betrayed and claims the Republican record is a truth-telling stand without masters.
A fragmented critique condemns Fusion of Democrats and Populists. It questions Democracy’s meaning, rebukes Bryan for opposing free silver and gold standard policies, and denounces attempts to woo labor and industry with protectionist rhetoric. The piece cites Jefferson, the Louisiana purchase, and Philippines policy in its argument.
A fragmented clipping mentions the Republican national convention, speculation on the vice presidency, and political shifts. It lists names, real estate transfers, and local notices including sales, estates, and advertisements for household goods and publications.
Daily Paper costs $1.4 yearly with tall subscribers paying 8000 a year. Three and six month rates listed. The Des Moines Daily News is described as a metropolitan paper with condensed world news, markets, and legislative coverage.
Mrs J Jolliffe hosted a 73rd birthday gathering for Mrs Sharp with about forty guests from Rolfe Plover Bradgate West Den Ottoaen and surrounding areas. The event featured music singing and a lavish supper with a tea table centerpiece of roses and bouquets. Mrs Sharp returned home to friends bearing tokens of esteem and praise for longtime pioneer wives and their shared memories. The card also notes products from North Western Yeast Company and health ads including Yeast Foam and cold remedies.
A scrambled early 20th century notice lists railroad excursions to various states and cities with reduced fare offers. It also cites prominent fraternal and religious gatherings such as annual meetings, national conventions, and lodge events across multiple locations, with dates and contact details for obtaining brochures and schedules.
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