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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
2
The undersigned desires to announce he will be a candidate for the office of sheriff of Plymouth county subject to the wishes of the democratic voters at the primary election in June. Peter Arendt.
The Iowa Democrats meet in Ottumwa at 11 oclock a m on July 27 to nominate two candidates for the supreme court and conduct other business. Delegates counted by county plus extra for votes above thresholds, Plymouth County receiving 13 delegates based on past state race results. Clint L Prices chairs, J F Dulton secretary.
A composite 1910 report surveys Democratic county conventions, with LeMars set for June 28, 1910, and county precinct results in Remsen Grant Garfield Liberty Hungerford America Perry Washington Stanton Hancock Meadow Portland Elgin Preston Plymouth Fredonia Elkhorn Sioux Lincoln Marion Westfield LeMars wards. It critiques Porter as governor candidate, notes Taft era corporate links, and roils around Roosevelt era reforms, rail rate battles, and underground Washington communication impacting stock markets.
Under the primary law the primary is set for June 7 1930 and the county convention for June 26 1910 at 11 o clock a.m. Plymouth county townships are entitled to representation in the Democratic Convention with one delegate at large to each township precinct and one delegate for every twenty votes over fraction cast for William Jennings Bryan.
The author argues railroads avoid fair valuation and rate cuts by relying on watered stock. Public anger over abuses by muckraking influenced reform, and a genuine appraisal of railroad properties could strengthen rate regulation and justify fair returns or even lead to possible government ownership discussions.
Missouri Democrats formally launched ex-governor Folk's bid for the 2012 Democratic presidential nomination. Folk and Harmon are viewed as top available contenders, sharing steadiness and business sense. Folk spoke in St Louis advocating equal rights, eradicating graft, ending special favors, regulating public utilities, preserving states' rights, and expanding American trade while maintaining Monroe doctrine principles.
Washington, June 4. Clyde H. Taverner laments taft era gag rules and censorship in the interior department citing a directive by Geo Otis Smith. He compares it to Russian controls and warns that government secrecy harms public fidelity and raises cost of living. He notes historic spending rises and criticizes Cannonism and tariff interests shaping legislation over public needs.
Judge James Wickersham, Alaska delegate to Congress, told the Senate Judiciary Committee that the government’s legal team including the United States Attorney and U.S. Marshal will handle suits over the Cumberland coal land claims. He asserted current ties with Ballinger influenced policy.
Mr and Mrs Guy Struble hosted a 7 o'clock dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Geo Struble of Los Angeles California. Mrs Fred Becker Jr hosted a social evening with five hundred among Mr and Mrs Geo Struble as guests of honor. The German Methodist church Missionary society met with Mrs Henry Schweppa. Mrs J R Townsend's Sunday School class planned a Cleveland park picnic for Wednesday afternoon. Miss Margaret Clarke celebrated her tenth birthday with friends on Saturday.
Advertisement describes ZEMO as a valuable remedy for eczema pimples and dandruff. It claims ZEMO exceeds expectations as a skin disease treatment and will continue agency due to “splendid results.” The product is a clean vegetable liquid for external use that draws germ life to the surface and cures, suitable for infants.
John Peddicord once a wealthy Champaign implement dealer and family head died at St Vincent's hospital from alcoholism. Once valued at $60,000 his fortune faded as liquor wrecked his life and social standing. He died after arrest for intoxication and a hospital stay, with burial to be provided by the county.
A couple quarrels over a diamond engagement ring on a porch amid anger and scorn. He tosses the ring to the sidewalk, they search through the night and a friend learns it may have been kept or misplaced, ending with mutual confession and unresolved outcome.
Strand Magazine recounts a discussion by Panzone about Botticelli’s panel split by quarrels between twins, one half sold for 5,000 Hre and later destroyed, with the other half later sold for 6,000 Hre to Adolph Kann. the panel’s current fate cited as in Russia.
A quirky domestic scene portrays Mrs Dowles arguing over breakfast pie choices with her new border. The border rejects pie for breakfast, calling it excessive, while Mrs Dobbs defends the multi meal pie plan as proper hospitality.
Fragmented dialogue recalls a couple’s Montreal trip during elopement plans. The bride’s telegraph request to send “F” to her father leads to a humorous exchange on forgiveness and funds. The quirky exchange ends with the groom’s playful guidance.
In Detriot, a Free Press item describes a chaotic dinner hosted by Mrs Green where misnamed references caused a faux pas. The hostess was addressed by her former husband’s name, prompting social embarrassment and headlines.
A fragmentary dialogue describes a visit to a mysterious old master figure. The speaker notes no one is present and mentions a bomb on Reyanaysetiag. The text preserves obscure names and unsettled phrases, creating a cryptic, period tone.
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