Iowa Index Opinions on Sunday Opening of the World’s Fair
The piece argues against Sunday opening linking it to saloon dominance and moral decline. It cautions against allowing Sabbath desecration and calls for church to oppose saloon power while critiquing political responses to rioting and banking laws. It cites contrasts between religious duty and political policy.
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Belshazzar
Babylon
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Let the Democratic party face its tariff critique
A Galveston News editorial attacks the Democratic party for failing to reduce the tariff and proposes a graduated penalty on economy and tariff. It criticizes the Prohibition Party of Iowa and hints at ambitions for office, noting Gov Boise’s stance and urging Cleveland to abandon the platform.
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Democratic Party
Gov
Boise
Democratic blame game during hard times and crop notes
The piece critiques Democratic attacks on the Republican administration amid a financial crisis and bad weather. It contrasts party tactics with policy, calls for learning a patriotic lesson, and reports on crop conditions from Central Illinois and Southeast Iowa, noting delayed seeding, poor wheat, yellow corn, and hopeful hay with better Northwest Iowa prospects.
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Republican Party
Congress
Illinois
Iowa
Ilinois
Disgusting Toadyism at Princess Eulalia Visit
The piece condemns Americans for kowtowing to European royalty during Princess Eulalia’s visit. It argues Americans are sovereigns and should show proper respect without humiliating themselves before royal figures, warning democracy loses dignity when toadying to royalty.
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Desirable House and Tot Footnote to Pale Location
Brief note mentions a desirable house and a child, cites good locations, and references two acres at an office. The fragment hints at land or property inquiry with minimal details and unclear context.
Prohibition Leaders Accused of Self‑Seeking Motives in Iowa
The Iowa Prohibition leaders are blamed for seeking state control for personal gain rather than advancing prohibition. The critique alleges concealed selfish designs, cites a failed fusion with populists, and warns that such actions may drive temperance supporters away from the movement. Included is a testimonial endorsing Krause's headache capsules from H Supp, publisher of the Altoona Mirror, sold by Anderson & Werkman.
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Iowa
Ailsworth
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H. Supp
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Mirror
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Deer Plunder Haliburton Turnip Field Near Village
The Walling farm near Haliburton lost 2 1 2 acres of Swede turnips to a deer raid. Deer ate all turnips from heaps and the unfenced half acre, consuming about 1000 bushels. Tracks indicate 9 or 10 deer in the field within three quarters of a mile of the village post office.
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Haliburton
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