Iowa Manufacturers Back Tariff Revision And Rail Rate Control
About fifty to sixty Iowa manufacturers gathered in Cedar Rapids, mostly Republicans, representing 8000 to 10000 workers. They endorsed tariff revision, Canadian reciprocity, and government control of railroad rates, while opposing the Hepburn bill. The Cedar Rapids meeting reflects broader Iowa support for rate regulation and tariff changes, aligning with President Roosevelt and other state organizations. Induction Services Tonight For Rev William Graham Moore At First Presbyterian Church.
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Iowa Manufacturers’ Association
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Roosevelt
Congress
Hepburn
Burlington Road
Cummins
Blythe
Iowa Republican Organization
Consolidated Railroad
I Hepburn
Wm. Graham Moore
First Presbyterian Church
William Graham Moore
Beif Trust Case Upheld By Supreme Court
Washington January 30 The Supreme Court has affirmed against the packers the US suit versus Swift & Co known as the beef trust case charging price fixing of fresh meats Justice Holmes writes the opinion and confirms the lower court injunction under the Sherman act Officials say the department will push prosecutions and surveillance against the beef interests and that the Garfield report will go to the president soon
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Swift & Co
Beef Trust
Holmes
Moody
Vrivine
Washington, D. C
Garfield
H. RB. Jonzs
Promptness Shown by Register Life in Somers Policy
A.C. Colledge, guardian of Dr. R A Somers’s minor son, commends the Register Life and Annuity Insurance Co of Davenport for a rapid settlement of policy No 4390. He received a draft for 1023.40 days after the doctor’s death, noting the payout exceeded face value by 23.40 and praising the company’s prompt action.
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Guardian
Register Life and Annuity Insurance Company of
Iowa
R.A. Somers
A.C. Colledge
E. M. Goleman
LeMars
the Register Life & Annuity Ins. Co
Davenport
R. H. Somers
Register Life
Frank Lorimer Somers
Fremain
A. C. Colledae
Cummins Attacks Blythe Foe in Address and Rail Tax Talk
Governor Cummins sharply criticized his political foe at a LeMars gathering without naming him, denouncing the Hepburn bill and inflated stocks. He urged tariff reductions and railroad rate regulation as Roosevelt recommended, while praising a campaign against trusts. E. N. Goleman announced appointing McGaynor as assistant superintendent for Register Life Insurance in Davenport, praising his integrity and long insurance experience.
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Cummins
J. W. Blythe
Burlington
Gov. Cummins
Lowa
Washington
Republican Party of
Iowa
United States
Cnommins
Roosevelt
E. N. Goleman
Fort Dodge
Register Life Insurance Company of Iowa
Davenport
LeMars
Gaynor
Register Life Insurance Company
Mc Gaynor
Republicans back Townsend Esch railroad rate bills
Republican members of the House interstate commerce committee, meeting in caucus in Washington, decided to report the Townsend Esch bills. The Townsend bill creates a court of transportation with five U.S. circuit judges, while the Esch bill broadens the Interstate Commerce Commission to seven members and authorizes it to set a reasonable rate in place of an already declared unreasonable rate.
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Washington
Be House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Caucus Today
Court of Transportation
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ragan & Sons Buy LeMars Elevator From Ogden
B C Ragan and Sons of Valley Falls Kansas completed a purchase of the Neri Ogden elevator in LeMars. B C Ragan will stay to supervise until his son Carl arrives to take charge as resident manager from Valley Falls. Ragan and Sons operate about twenty grain stations in Iowa Kansas and Nebraska and plan to expand, boosting LeMars as a key grain market. Ogden moves to Martinsburg Iowa to enter banking, with his family soon joining him.
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B.C. Ragan & Sons
Valley Falls
Kansas
Neri Ogden
Wernl
B. C. Ragan
Carl Ragan
Ragan & Sons
Iowa
Nebraska
LeMars
Ogden
Martinsburg
Diversified farming and livestock ads in the Globe Post
Local farmers and stockmen in Plymouth county engage in mail order sales of pedigreed livestock and farm specialties. Advertising in the Globe Post reaches a wide farming audience. The Iowa Homestead offers broader western reach, with Globe Post handling subscriptions or ads for Homestead.
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Globe-Post
Plymouth County
Iowa Ilomestead
Iowa Farm Paper
Globe-Pout
All for Two Dollars Farm Paper Offer in Iowa
The Iowa Homestead Globe-Post and Homemakers Magazine combine in a three for two subscription deal. Readers can secure Iowa Homestead Homemakers Magazine The Farm Gazette and Globe-Post wallets for $2.00 with advance payment. Special round trip homeseekers excursion tickets go on sale February 7 and 21 March 7 and 21 1905 to several western states.
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Oosa
Iowa Homestead
Iowa
Globe-Post
Magan
The
Farm Gazette
Farewell Reception for Mr and Mrs Chas Adamson
A farewell reception at the Masonic hall honored Vir. and Mrs. Chns. Adamson before their move to Seattle. LeMars Chapter hosted a seven o'clock dinner for seventy five guests with toastmaster Mrs. G. A. Sammis. The program highlighted secret societies and Freemasonry's history, praising the couple's community service and long chapter leadership.
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Chns. Adamson
Masonic Hall
LeMars
C. EB. S
Seattle
Wash
G.A. Sammis
P. J. Brick Manstein
Ls.struble
Brothers
J. Buehler
I. DD
Chassell
Matie C
Clark Auid Ling
Ltom
Chis
Lowa
Adamson
Pie LeMars
O. W.s
Giblem
A. M
LeMars Council
Mrs VanSickle Stricken With Paralysis
Mrs. W. S. VanSickle a LeMars resident for about thirty years was stricken with paralysis Tuesday morning around ten o'clock. Left side paralyzed, she lay unconscious, and doctors fear she may not recover. Ill health had troubled her for months and a cold preceded the sudden attack. Her husband found her seated on a stool after moaning, and Dr. W. T. Shepard pronounced paralysis. She remained unconscious through Tuesday night.
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W. ST. VanSicke
LeMars
Investment Inquiries For Gilt-Edged Real Estate Loans
Parties possessing funds to loan seek gilt edged real estate security with value two to three times the loan amount. Address inquiries to INVESTMENT Care of Globe Post LeMars Iowa for potential profitable arrangements.
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Globe Post
LeMars
Iowa
The Modern Type of Beef Animal by Lassie Smith
A reader note promotes an article by Lassie Smith of St Cloud Minnesota in The Homestead. Smith declares four to five beef breeds equal, names Shorthorns Herefords Aberdeen Angus and Galloways, emphasizes climate adaptation and uniform quality, outlines judging and feeding points, and favors easy feeding and quick maturity while warning against overly long feeding. The piece urges readers to subscribe.
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Lassie Smith
St Cloud Minn
Smith
Hesh
Farm Journal of America
Plymouth County
Globe-Post
Public Sale At Redman Farm Near Merrill
W N Redman sale set for February 16 at the old Robt Patterson farm one and a half miles east of Merrill. Auction includes 9 horses 45 cattle 20 brood sows chickens White Wyan dot stock farm machinery and household goods. Nine pedigreed Short Horn bulls and heifers among the cattle. Come and get your pure bred bull.
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W. N. Redman
Merrill
Patterson Farm
Social afternoons and evenings close four party series
Mrs Ralph Dalton and Mrs Hi A Dalton concluded a four part social series with a Kensington afternoon on Thursday and a six hand euchre party Friday. Earlier Miss Vera Boyle hosted a sleighing party for eighteen with supper, music and dancing. Christine Schaffer hosted a sleighing party with a late supper. LeMars P E O chapter met at Mrs Webb Freeman's. Mr and Mrs J G Smaltz hosted a Saturday Night Whistclub. Mrs Wm Harrison hosted the F and E club with Mrs T H Symme as guest. Baptist Y P U held a social at Mrs BE Jones's Cedar street with music games and refreshments.
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Ralph Dalton
Hi. A. Dalton
Vera Boyle
LeMars
T. H. Symme
Baptist Young People’s Union
BE. E. Jones
Cedar Street
Needle Prick Mystery Found Near Left Knee
Frank C Bauer disclosed a needle fragment about an inch and a half long embedded above his left knee. He recalls years of vague leg pains misattributed to rheumatism and notes others, mainly women, have reported missing needles during similar searches.
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Frank C
Bauer
Mr. Bauer
Miss Maria Peppersack Weds Henrich Meinen at St Joseph’s
Miss Maria Agnes Peppersack daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Peppersack of Stanton township and Mr Henrich Meinen of Worthington Iowa united in marriage on Tuesday morning at St Josephs Church. The ceremony drew many family friends and joyous congratulations followed with a wedding feast and dancing. The couple will reside on a Worthington area farm near the groom’s father Mr Joseph Heim and were given numerous presents.
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Maria Agnes Peppersack
Henry Peppersack
Stanton Township
Henrich
Meinen
Worthington
Iowa
St. Jouseph’s Church
Peppersack Nome
Joseph Heim
Social visitors travel through Sioux City and LeMars
A long list of residents and visitors across Sioux City LeMars Remsen Hinton Meadow Township and surrounding areas includes Mr and Mrs Alfred Berg Magnus Sauer J J Gehler Wm Mammen J P Kieffer Miss Hentges Tillie Voss Jake Hourne man Hentges and many others visiting friends relatives or transacting business over the weekend in LeMars Sioux City Remsen and nearby towns. Numerous trips to Chicago Warren Warren and Lincoln are noted along with local visits by Miss Kriege Mrs Herman Veroli and Mrs Caleb Shearon.
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Miss Hentges
Sioux City
J. P. Kieffer
Remsen
LeMars
Wm. Jansen
Neptune
W. A. Julian
Merrill
Tillie Voss
Jake Hourneman
H. F. Lennon
St. Pauli
Fred
H. C. Hultman
Westfield
Lewlors
Kriege
Meadow Township
Lears
Geulen
Herman Veroli
One Way Second Class Tickets Sale 1905
On February 21 and March 21 1905 one way second class colonists tickets to Indiana Territory Kansas Oklahoma and Texas at half the one way fare. Also to some points in Colorado Louisiana New Mexico and Missouri. A A S neesan Wet age jan 23 marl.
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Louisiana
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Indiana Territory
Colorado
A A S'neesan
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C. Pfaffle
Caswier
Capital
S. W. McFadden
J. W. Countermine
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A. H. Chittenden
Hawarden
J. P. Linn
Ireton
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J.W. Countermine
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J. W. Counterminen
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Rev
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God
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Dwight L. Moody
Chicago
Kansas City
Fitt
Moody Bible Institute of
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Canada
Kiub
Valentine Burke
Louis Brook
Packers
Supreme Tribunal
Governor Cummins
Mus
A. Diersca
Hepburn Bill Won
House Committee
Townsend-Esch
Ogden Elevator
H. H. F.reeman
Tkt. Agt
Mrs
Chas. Adamson
Alfred Berg
Magnus Sauer
Wm. Mammen
Kid Murphy
Hinton
J.J. Gehler
M.J. Golden
J. A. Sayer
Struble
QO. D. Eekermann
Rockwell City
O.D. Eckerman
Miss Pease
Miss Long
Oo Puesany
Mars
LD. P. Hammond
Dr. Yong
A. Oarburl
Manell
Eve
Wis. A. Sarbor
Bogelken
Grand Rapids
Mico
I. J. MccDufile
Urip
Lake City
Vis Bal
A. H. Moore
O. E. Perdue
Journalois
Warren
Lit
Barney Kramer
Cuiurady
Mra. W. W. Price
Emma Radenminewer
Lewlars
M. Ifuwara
Caleb Shearon
Ay Kavomond
Indianapulis
Aibsiee Briggs
California
Coe
Ledtursvu
J. M. Reesch
B. . Nishelas
Liktuads Contra
Leadquarers
Abstuux Ciby
Ube Company
LeMurs
A. W. Holgin
Soo
County Werk
W. Huggington
Ubelr Bhume
Akron
First National Bank
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