Colonel Raymond as anti Cummins lieutenant governor candidate
The piece debates Colonel Raymond's potential bid for lieutenant governor, arguing the race could be used by Blythe faction to undermine Governor Cummins. It urges Raymond to run on merit, not as a Blythe tool, and notes Raymond’s veteran status and popularity among many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Raymond
Antay- Chilat
Cummins
Raymond
Aeue Syarket
Vregard
J. W. Blythe
Republican Party
Harriman
Blythe
Cuymins
Ada
Press Comment on Leather Scarcity and Rail Rates
A Des Moines forecast warns of higher leather prices as hides remain scarce with shoe costs rising from 25 to 60 cents. The piece notes cattle slaughter at record levels and suggests the beef or leather trusts may be stockpiling raw materials. Rail rate adjustments keep Iowa farmers competitive with distant markets. Also, New Jersey doctors adopt a price scale for operations, joking that leg losses may be cheaper than shoes.
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Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Nebraska State Bank Association
Beef Trust
Des Moines
Beef Trusts
Leather Trust
Register and Leader
Iowa
New York
Philadelphia
New England
Vermont
New Jersey
Angela
Record-Herald
Faulkner Notes Busy Week at Ackley and Surroundings
Ackley residents engaged in farm work with corn busking reported. Visitors include Miss Julia French with Ladies Aid, and Rev Chassell from Eldora preached at Faulkner. Other local movements mention Joe Bear in Ackley, Berton Huff selling stock at Maxburg, and families visiting in Rockwell and Judson Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bear
Ackley
Frank Hedricks
Wifo
Lew Cobbles
Berton Huff
Maxburg
Julia French
Ladies Aid Society
Will Kearney
Sister Marie
Fred Poster
B. Sawyer
Warrao Blackstone
Grace Wagner
Roy Caven
Geo
Jobn French
Grace
Cora
Mary Seibolt
John Wagner
George French
Geo. French
Rockwell
Hanse Sawyer
Judson Watkins
Chassell
Eldora
Faulkner Sod Aplington
Great Lakes Gale Claims Thirteen Lives And Twelve Ships
Reported as ending at daybreak on Saturday the gale battered the lakes for thirty six hours. Other items note court actions a murder confession, fire damage to Gov Falk mansion, tax judgments, and various local incidents.
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Great Lakes
Falk
Jefferson City
Missouri
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Lince
Russia
Brooklyn Chronicle
James
Northwestern University
Roosevelt
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Arkansas
Hia
Mason City Times-Herald
Dougherty
Peoria
Avery
Presa
Grover Cleveland
Philadelphia Inquirer
Rovac Baking Powder CO
Faulkner
Whitney
General News
L. A. Casper
Council Bluffa
Taabel Dorsett
George Pickens
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Bell
P. EB. Walsh
Leadville
Alicea Hegan Rica
Mra. Wigga
County Court of
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Edward Schilling
Best Ohio Gas Company
Cleveland
Mt. Sloat Hospital
Chesterton
Ind
Patrick
MacGrath
Lake Shore
Collison
Joseph Jefferson
Florida
C. KH. Doepke
Dress Goods Dept
Cloak Department
Shoe Dept
Yeen
Martin & Johnson Co
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