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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1914

Page

6

Primary Returns Point Clarke as Republican Governor Nominee

In Des Moines on June 2 incomplete results show George W. Clarke leading the Republican governor race with 7,198 votes in 131 country precincts, while Joan T. Hamilton leads the Democratic side with about 1,600 in Cedar Rapids area. Total statewide GOP support is projected near 100,000. Clarke’s 1912 total closely mirrors current expectations, with Cummins and Les also highlighted in nationwide and state-level contests.

Des Moines Geo. W. Clarke Joan T. Hamilton Cedar Rapids Polk County Clarke Lee Rowley Hamilton McGinnis Cummins C. G. Les John W. Rowley Keosauqua John T. Hamilton W. R. McGinnis Iowa Seventh Congressional District Tes Moines Dowell Myerly Sid Payne United States Albert B. Cummins Maurice Connolly Basher-Schenk Arthur C. Savage Adair Rollins Cupmins Savage Sauvage Connolly Meredith Ron W. S. Kenyon Lafe Young Kenyon Perry G. Holden A. V. Proudfoot Mr. Clarke E. C. Dun Uslican George W. Clarke Adel W. L. Larcing Sioux City W. & Allen Fairfield J. H. Byrnes Waterloo C. B. Ellis Onawar J. F. Ford Fort Dodge F. S. Shaw Toledo J. F. Wall Mount Ayr W. C. Brown Clarion George Cosson Audubon Clifford Thome Washington B. W. Newberry Strawberry Point J. H. Wilson Menio Chris Ottosen Ottosen T. A. Potter Mason City P. C G.church Gedar Rapids Parley Sheldon Ames John D. Dennison Dubuque J. R. Rabkin Shenandoah George Phillips Ortuinwa Eeeurer W. BF. Nemecke Ruwhberry Point J. 2 MeaAuley Deepola K. M. Carr Manchester Railroad Commissioners W. B. Maretin S. W. Mercer Iowa City LF. Jones Marvey George C. White Nevada H. B. Betty Pavenport W. J. Lingard Archer Bruce Francis Cedar Falls N. D. Tade Isiilsboro M. E. Weldy J., R. Rosebrook Oskaloosa O. ©. Wilson West Lib

Clarkson Exits Pioneer. Moist Purchases Alliance Paper

Frank P. Clarkson quits after eleven years in Grove. He sells the Pioneer to John St. Moist of Alliance Nebraska, who has partial interest in the Times of Alliance and newspaper experience in Cody, Wyo, Columbus, and Delaware Ohio. Clarkson cites rheumatism and seeks a milder climate to regain vigor.

Frank P. Clarkson Tha Tes Moines Pioneer John St. Moist Alliance Neb Moist Tecency Times of Alliance Cody Wye Columbus Delaware Ohio Clarkso Clarkson Frowa

Iowa Political Ballot Docket and Close Election Hints

A nineteenth century style roll lists state officers and congressional nominees across parties with district by district slates. It notes Republican and Democratic contenders for U S Senate and House seats, plus Socialist entries and disputed claims in several districts. It also hints at tight races with mentions of Dowell carrying certain counties and several candidates challenging others.

A. B. Cummins Des Moines Maurice Connolly Dubuque Casper Schenk S. H. Basheer Waterloo Ln Meotrillis C. A. Kennedy Mortrose H. FE Hull Williamsburg B. E. Laveet Waverly Law G. N. Haugen Northwood James W. Good Cedar ‘Hapids W. Ramseyer Bloomfield M. A. McCord Newton W. RB. Cooper L. K. Duke Ottumwa Dowell Polk Marion Warren Dallas Madison Payne Story H. M. Towner Corning W. R. Green Audubon F. P. Woods Estherville G. C. Scott Sioux City F_. P. Whitaker Hillsboro W. J. McDonald Iowa City Thomas Stapleton Marengo J. C_ Murtagh G. A. Meyer Calmar Joseph Mekota Cedar Rapids

Proposals Set to Erect Four Buildings at State University

Iowa City plans to place four new structures for the State University before the state board of education for discussion during the next biennial period. The homeopathic hospital seeks an addition while dentistry asks for a 125000 building and natural science requests new pot an geology facilities alongside modernized chemistry sections.

Iowa City State University At State Board of Education Dentistry Natural Science Chemistry

Strikes Gas on Iowa Farm Near Logan

In Harrison county, on the Prank Gilson farm east of Logan, a gas strike occurred during an extension bore at 55 feet. Rock and sand were hurled about 60 feet, the gas caught fire briefly until the well was blocked with sand. A pine and full pressure examination will follow.

Logan Iowa Gilson Iowa Geological Survey Harrison County

State fair association funds advertising campaign

The state fair association has set aside twelve thousand dollars to advertise the fair this year. About five hundred daily and weekly papers statewide will run ads a month before opening, and moving picture reels showcasing the occasion will be shown in picture shows across the state. An effort may be made to draw people to Des Moines earlier since an extra day has been added.

Mes Moines State Fair Association Des Moines

Get After Summer Pests

A timely call for spring cleanup to target pests. The piece urges ridding homes of flies and mosquitoes now to prevent future infestations and disease, likening flying nuisances to armed invaders and stressing handily the need for tools like kerosene cans alongside brooms and brushes.

Emerson Quote on Light and Generosity

The remark urges giving others the same favorable light we extend to pictures. It echoes Ralph Waldo Emerson’s belief that fairness in perception mirrors kindness in judgment.

Ralph W. Emerson

Wise mother-in-law helps with Postum health tale

A reader from Iowa credits her mother-in-law with teaching her to make Postum coffee substitute. After quitting coffee she found relief from stomach pains and better complexion, noting hereditary drink issues and headaches. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum from Postum Co. with price details and the slogan There’s a Reason.

Iowa Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Average man has lime to whitewash a fence joke

A humorous quote contrasts the idea of lime in the system with a remark about men who frequently appear on a fence. The exchange features Hubert commenting on why many meet at the fence, implying a lighthearted, small town banter tone.

Bacon Hubert

Ladies Can Wear Shoes With Allen’s Foot-Hase

An advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot-Hase antiseptic powder to tighten shoes by one size. It claims the powder makes new shoes feel easier and is ideal for dancing. Free trial package offered. address LeRoy New York. The ad notes a man’s heart rate around 71 beats per minute when seated and comments on who he sits beside.

Allen Andress Allen S.olasted LeRoy Adv

Watchful Waiting in a Fishing Chat

The old man questions what the boy fishes for and the boy replies with snigs. The exchange ends with the boy admitting he has never caught any.

Old Man Sonny Snigs

Castoria Cares for Children Says Mothe’s Important Note

A safe and sure remedy for infants and children is urged to be examined carefully. The notice emphasizes Castoria’s long use, over 30 years, and notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.

Fletcher

Literary Talk Reflects on Candlestick Timing

A witty exchange between two characters centers on a candlestick atop a clock. One character calls it ahead of its era, while the other questions the speaker’s meaning, highlighting playful wordplay. The brief vignette hinges on timing and social habit.

William Henry

Dove on Gun Symbolizes Peace as Montana Heads Home

A white dove lands on a ten inch gun aboard the Montana as it travels north through fog. More than 100 sailors, their terms expired, cheer returning home. A yellow swallow, blown from Cuba, rides to Vera Cruz and stays aboard a warship. New York Correspondence Philadelphia Times.

Montana Virginia Cuba Vera Cruz New York Philadelphia Times

Away With the Comma In Bridges Poem Narcissus

English poet laureate Robert Bridges bans the comma in his poem Narcissus allowing adjectives to stack as separate qualities or qualify one another. He favors exclamation marks, uses five in 28 lines, and sprinkles dashes, colons, and an interrogation mark along with occasional periods.

Narcissus Robert Bridges Bridges

Hard Luck Golf Hoodoo Card at Country Club

A Washington clubman laments golf misfortune at the first tee noting how crowds vanish from the veranda whenever he mishits. He claims nine drives fail with the veranda crowded, while the tenth shot finds the ball but the veranda empties as he turns to boast.

Washington

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