Debated Rail Regulation Sparks Government Control Debate
The piece argues for strengthened federal power over railroad rates to curb rebates and monopolistic practices. Commissioner Prouty urges ending rebates and granting the Interstate Commerce Commission authority to set fair, disproportioned rates. The article contends rate making should rest with government, with a judicial mechanism to address grievances.
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Grappko
Tterstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Prouty
Union League
Chicago
Standard
Intersity‘commerce Comiunl Selon
Atlanta Constitution
Tillman and Vardaman in the Washington lens
A commentary compares Mississippi Governor Vardaman to South Carolina’s Tillman, noting Tillman’s rough start but eventual Senate respect. It questions whether Vardaman will win similar esteem, as observers mark his frank, fearless, and honest persona in Washington.
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Nan’ Ada
Varndaman
Vardaman
Tillman
Mississippi
Senate
Telephone on a Grave Sparks Spiritualist Plan
Miranda Squires of Columbus Indiana plans to place a telephone at the head of a relative’s grave to hold conversations with the dead, believing spirits will answer when called from a pole touching the casket box. Professors at the Royal Institute in London note radium in wheaten flour but cannot explain how it arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miranda Squires
Columbus
Ind
Peru
J. J. Thompson
Itoyal Institute
London
Notes of the Game Cherokee versus Met in wild crowd
Cherokee disliked the Met trousers and back strap fit during a chaotic play. LeMars delivered a flawless fielding performance and impressed a witness with top tier defense. The home team’s strong show drew a large crowd and sparked wild cheers as players shared honors after a spirited contest.
June Dates Well Filled Block
Schedule shows Hawarden visiting June 3 and 4 with LeMars at Hawarden June 10. Cherokee plays at Hawarden June 14 and 16. Hawarden returns to LeMars June 16 17 and 18. LeMars hosts Hawarden June 23 and 24 arranging two strong games for the soldiers reunion.
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LeMars
Hawarden
LeMars Sunday School Association Meeting Notice
A meeting for all city church teachers and Sunday school workers will be held in the Congregational Church lecture room next Monday evening at o'clock. The note urges united effort to interest scholars, bring Bibles, share experiences, and improve Sunday school work under H. H. Tuonen.
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Congregational Church
Otlers
S. S
H. H. Tuonen
Electric Ot in the House Warns of Hidden Risks
A snappy caution about staying safe at home referencing Dr Thomas and an electric ot device, warning that accidents can strike unexpectedly and emphasizing preparedness inside the residence.
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Dr Thomas
Sunday School Convention at Union Township Church
Sunday School convention of district No. 5 Garfield Elkhero and Union townships to be held at the Presbyterian church in Union township June 4 1908. Sessions include talks on Sunday School work, recruitment, teacher preparation, youth development, church relations, and committee reports with addresses by Rev Millikan Herman H Thoren D D Rev Dullels Rev Brown and others. All Sunday Schools of the district are urged to attend and participate.
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Union Township Presbyterian Church
Garfield
Elkhero
Union Townships
Presbyterian Church
Union Township
Goslock
Espouse
Isabell Tripp
District Sunday School Union
Wim
Theos. Byres
J. Coatsworth
Chas. Blewett
Geo. Knowles
Legion
L. Dalzauer
L. A. Ioglett
Home Department
Oregni Yation
Rev
Millikan
Herman H. Thoren D
D. Song
Dullels
Brown
Henry Blewett
John Gusting
United States
Rev. Brown
Mitch
W. Avery Richards
Ju. A. Inglett
Uhes
Wyres
Garfield, Wikhorn
Union
Ownants
Chicago Live Stock Market Cattle Prices Steady In Midweek Trade
Chicago live stock reports show cattle selling around midweek values, with slight gains of 10 to 15 cents on many classes. Receipts run 10 000 to 12 000 lighter than last week, boosting dressed beef and attracting buyers, while hogs soften 10 to 15 cents for the week. Substantial Wednesday run of 30 000 cars mirrors persistent demand and corn planting progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rappal Brso. & Co
Globe-Post
Run of Swine Market Faces Lighter Week Ahead
The article notes weaker hog receipts for the coming week with expectations of lighter runs and higher prices later. Heavy weights and sows are being neglected while buyers favor light handy weights. caution advised on stag and abwrow out sows. Cattle and hog values are listed, with ranges for steers, cows, calves, bulls, and pigs across graded categories.
Local Toledo Firm Promises Hundred Dollar Catarrh Cure Reward
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each incurable catarrh case through Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnesses this December 6, 1885. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Lin’s Mary Pills offered for constipation. 75 cents.
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Tas Lucalounty
Frank J.cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Itali
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Hall
Ficheney & GO
Linl
Mary Pilla
Real estate transfers and filings in Merrill area
Real estate transfers list includes Trantars Wm H Brivall to Wm H Rice with dates in May and January, monetary amounts $86,755 and $0.48 per lot, Hicks to Percy with $300,005 and parcel details, G Aw to J A Blondel with $30,000, and related filings for Lee J Hutro Susan B E Hodgson, Augsm to Clara Bello Hunt, and Simpson's Add to Merrill.
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Brivall
Rice
Lee J
Hutro
Susan B
E Hodgson Wa
Bik
Wits
Merrill
Clara Bello Hunt
Bane Tis
Simpson’s
Congregational Church to Host Preacher and Orator Contest
The Congregational Church opens Sunday with a sermon by Pastor on Heart Broken. The annual Baccalaureate sermon for the High School will be preached by Moore of the Presbyterian church. Western Union College is represented in an upcoming intercollegiate orator contest with four colleges. Representatives Scott Siegel and others traveled from Sac City to aid the contest. The four colleges are strong contenders with no clear favorite.
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O'Clo
Ev. Moore
The
Presbyterian Obvi
Ake
Western Union College
A. W
Scott Siegel
Sac
H. H.ren
George Mars
Benjamin A
I. C. R. Excursion Ticket to Chicago June Special
Five dollar round trip excursion to Chicago offered from multiple points including Dubuque. Limited return validity June 26. Agent H. Freeman coordinates.
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Portland
Ore
San Jancisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Calif
Worthind
House Paint Price Claim Persists for Pure White Lead
A宣claim asserts no paint gallon cheaper than Red Seal Pure White Lead and challenges dealers to prove otherwise. The statement urges consumers and retailers to test the claim against available house paints and labels Red Seal as the benchmark.
Noted philanthropists here in LeMars meetings
Two events featured Charles Crittenton and Kate Waller Barrett as they spoke on home work and rescue efforts. Barrett urged women to aid unfortunates, seeking support for the Sioux City home, while Crittenton recalled founding Florence Crittenton homes and the need for similar work nationwide.
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Miss Topping
Sioux City
Eaton
The
Guard
E. BE
Lewis
LeMars
M. A. Moore
Rs. Barrett
le Mars
Mgr. Blanchard
County News Briefs From the Globe area
Special Correspondents report improving health for Madype Stewart with Dr Prentice of Hinton in attendance Prof Mohr visiting Sioux City then James. Nellie Musser and children return from Struble while heavy rain caused washouts washing out corn fields. J Schindler shipped a car of corn Will Schneider and family visited Flinton. Central track washout delayed a St Paul yor. Telephone prospects east brighten as Jim Woolworth conducts business in Sioux City. River runs high after heavy rain.
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Jadles
Globe-l Art
Madype Stewart
Dr. Prentice of
Hinton
Will Schneider
Flinton
Nice St. Paul
Jim Woolworth
Sioux City
Notice to heirs and creditors in Plymouth County Iowa
Notice is given that on a date in May 1909 the probate court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed an executor of the estate of the deceased Dalberoy. All persons claiming the estate must present their claims to the court for allowance and those indebted must make payment to the executor.
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Plymounty
Iowa
Dalberoy
Regular Correspondence From Globe Post Notes Local Visits
Jas Noble hosts a visiting friend from out of town while Geo Reeves plans a return to Plymouth County after moving to South Dakota last spring. Frankie Grain of Sioux City visited recently as did J D Ahiss. Moran improves his yard with a woven wire fence. Schlesser traded earlier in the week. Deegan shipped 735 porkers to Sioux City. Obermier marketed swine. Decoration day passed quietly with two flags flying over city buildings.
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Dan Buckley
Leona Knewel
Dick Rucker
Frank Cus
Globe Post
Jas Noble
Geo. Reeves
South Dakota
Old Plymouth County
Frankie Grain
Sioux City
Robert Moran
Jon Schlesser
John
Henry van Horst
John Deegan
W.R Null
John Obermier
Dr King’s New Life Pills promote health through regular bowels
Millions chase health faddisms while neglecting diet and bowel health. Dr King’s New Life Pills offer prompt relief for liver and stomach trouble, sold at PL Ef Diehl’s drug stereo, with a blood-cleansing claim and system toning benefits from Burdock Blood Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Diehl
Illinois Central Excursion Tickets to Chicago for five dollars
Illinois Central will sell excursion round trip tickets from LeMars to Chicago for five dollars. Tickets are valid for return until June 26, 1905, with no stopovers or extensions. Sales require joint agent at 172 Michigan avenue and apply to trains leaving LeMars 10:17 p m and 6:35 p m June 17 for Chicago arriving June 18. Tourist sleepers available at 6:35 p m departure. double berth rate 25 dollars. (H G Gray, Sioux City)
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Illinois Central
LeMars
Chicago
Chisago
Michigan Avenue
H. G. Gray
Sioux City
Iowa
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Sheldon Black, Jr
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Wees
Meriam Black, Sr
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Plymouth County
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E. J. Rath
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Decorah
Deegan Bros
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Martin
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Httle
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Dan Montgomery
Rev. Jones
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Fred Hien
LeMays
T. J. McCarthy
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FH Allen
Sheldon
James Gilmore
Ed Allbart
Will Stoll
Henry Albert
M. E
Geo. Ostermann
Henry Miller
Father Id. T. McNally
County News
Prof. Mohr
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Nellie Musser
Struble
J. Schindler
Chas. Weist
LeiMars
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J.D. Ahiss
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Richard Hawking
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Gedar Falls
Total Abstinence Union of
Cadar Falls
Iowa State Normal Summer School
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Fla
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Min Hostep
Lowa
Jung
Minnesota
Canada
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Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Toronto
Ont
Baltimore
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Buffalo
N. Y
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Cedar Rapids
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Commercial Travelers of America
Milwaukee
Wis
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Col
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Colorado
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J.B. Merry
J.F. Murrey
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