Republican Delegates Call Des Moines Convention Iowa
A call invites Iowa Republicans to a Des Moines delegate convention on Wednesday July 1 to nominate candidates for Lieutenant Governor Superintendent of Public Instruction and Judge Supreme Court plus Railroad Commissioner. Representation is by county and voting strength from 1902 results. C. W. Phillips serves as Secretary. The piece also recounts a health farm initiative by the M. C. A. and a school exhibit praising progressive teaching methods.
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W. B. Martin
Adair
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O'Brien
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Page
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Delaware
Delaware, 4 Ll Polk, 41 Des Moines, de Pottawattami, 27 Dickinson, Poweshiek
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Story
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Washington
Heary
Wayne
Howard
Webster
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Ida
Winneshiek
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Bay Woodbury
Jackson
Worth
Wright
Republican State Central Committee
R. N. Spence
Iowa City Boy Leads Denver Health Farm Efforts
W. M. Danner, son of F. M. Danner of Penn township, moved east to join the Health Farm of Denver Colorado. Former Y M C A worker, he led Louisville Kentucky local association for seven years and built a fine YMCA building. He arrived in Denver with a debt and 500 members, paid the debt within months and kept the books in order, signaling strong administrative progress.
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Board of Directors
Jmeans
Denver
MM. C
Danner
Pleasant Valley Township
Johnson Co
Danuer
VY. M. CA
W. M. Danner
F. M. Danner
Penn Township
Health Farm
Colo
Louisville
Alcg A
Iowa City
The School Exhibit
A review of a recent school exhibit shows pupils from primary to high school presenting work done daily rather than contrived for display. Observers note varied abilities, teacher guidance, and progress toward individual advancement, reflecting a broad grasp of teaching methods.
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Peale
Tme
Leader Warns Davenport Leader on Railways Purchase Stance
The Lotus City Journal criticizes the Davenport Leader for disagreeing with Van Wagenen's plan to buy national railways. It notes the Leader's past support for W. J. Bryan and questions Halligan's alignment with free silver and public ownership positions, urging faithful readers to heed the warning.
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Lotus City Journal
Davenport
van Wagenen
Sioux City Journal
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Halligan
Iment
Halligen
Democratic Party of
Population totals and trade implications of China's census
The article notes China proper at 408 million with Manchuria Mongolia and Tibet about 18 million, totaling 426 million, above the 400 million estimate. It discusses potential tax aims, wartime indemnity effects on trade, and compares per capita trade values with Japan. Also mentioned are a jailed drunkard and his dog, Mark Hanna's Senate re election, Democratic persistence, and a Miller's Stove store quick meal gasoline stove ad.
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China
Bken
Manchuri
Mongolia
Thibet
Manchuria
Japan
Germany
England
New Life Pills Promoted for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as a gentle thorough remedy for dyspepsia dizziness headache liver or bowel troubles. Pills cost 25c and are sold at W E Shrader and J H Whetstone drug stores. Also a railroad ad seeking good clean drags paid two cents a pound.
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She Hows
Citizen, Tre Igwa Citizen Publishing Company & W. Brarle
Epitok Aand Manager
Supreme Court
Peta
C. W. Phillips
Colorado Health Farm
New York City
Mark A. Hanna
Senate
David
Miller’s Stove Store