Primary caucuses and political shifts in county GOP
The issue outlines a Republican call for primary caucuses across precincts on September 7 at 2 pm or later as set by the township committee. It urges electors to cooperate for Republican principles and notes the fall term opening of a state university. It references political commentary on Gen Weaver, the shift in Dallas county from primary to delegate nomination, and local candidacy discussions including Mark A. Chantry for Madison county treasurer. It comments on public notices, German horse import discussions, and editorial culture in periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Glenwood
Board of Supervisors
Wm M. McFarland
Henderson
Silver Creek
Benton
Malvern
Tugraham
Hastings
Mineola
Emerson
St. Mary
Deer Creek
Oak
White Cloud Platteville
Rawles
Lyons
Center
Tota
Central Committee
A. J. Chantry
Dallas County
Page County
D. Davis
F. G. Day
Thz Leapen
Germany
Tingle
Brunswick
America
Mark A. Chantry
Madison County
Neb
Tau Leaper
Mark
Mile County
Ray
Charles H. Parkhurst
Ladies’ Home Journal
Edward W. Bok
Henrietta Bonner
Wang
Princess Bonnie
Grace Greenwood
E Barr
Helen Mar Adams
Mre. Barnes-Bruce
Hamilton Mott
D. Gibson
Ladies’ ‘Home Journal
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Bedford's colored nine and county jails in Fremont
A montage of local Iowa notes reports Bedford fielding a colored baseball team. Fremont county houses eight prisoners. Red Oak census stands at 1406 in independent district. Other items include Woodmen's picnic at Macedonia, Page county fair at Clarinda Sept 2–6, Blanchard fire damaging sixteen buildings, Tabor tennis champions at Shenandoah, and Council Bluffs district court opening with Judge Thornall presiding. Additional items cover Sunday schools, church anniversaries, institute enrollment, a bold horse shot in Montgomery county, and upcoming bicycle event at Pactolus Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Fremont County
Red Oak
Macedonia
Page County
Clarinda
Blanchard
Tabor
Council Bluffs
Thornall
Nellie O'Leary
Woodbine
Fremont
Mills
Pottawatomie Counties
J. H. Findley
Shelby County
Pacific City
New Christian Church
Willisea
Woods
John W. Paul
Missouri River
Bluffs
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A. BR. Cook
Iowa
Munger & Goodwin
Henry J. Barro
Attorney At Law
Nwa
D Fi. Whitfield
Boehner Marcantile Co
Joan Dushane, E
Manlvern
Boehner Mercantile Co
Alora
A. Campbell
Borhner
A. Love
A. Parsons
Love
Whitnall, M.D
Dars South Ferguson& Beckett’r
Lalrd
BB. A. Price
Totton & Person's
H. Retelsdore
First Avenue
Popular Shoa
Joan Robrahn
Farmers National Bank
U. G. King
Offy
Oil Penter & Builder
Munger
Manger & Goodwin
Manger & Goodwin’s
Ehaneen
Gibson
Lion Coffee
Arbuche Coffee
Michigan
T. D. Gibson
Cully Dry Goods Co
Bor
Totton & Pearson Croceries
Queensware
Lottow & Pearson
Barnes & Taylor
J. M. StRagAn
James
Wilson
Cash’r
First National Bank OF Malvern
O Capital and Earnings Directors
J. M. Strahan
Davis
Strahan
M.L, Evang
H, W, Summers
A.J. Weanin, Prest
Marie
Barnes
Onger Dyson Jrs
Lena Gidley James J
Wilson M. L
Vang
A.J. Davis
Bummers
On Ivana, Jr J
M. Strahan
J. O, Taylor
Cash
Mills County Savings Bank
Malvern, Iowa
A. J, Chantry
Prea't
A. H. Dory
Vica-Pres't
Wat. M. Evans
FARMERS « NATIONAL + BANK OF MALVERN
Nimar
Crabtay
Vuailnal
Qeneral
Bilston
My Johnson Thor
Paul Judge J
B. Reed G
Fy Goodwin WM
Byane
J O
Hy Dolpr
Leader
Bebb, Brown A cc
E. B. Brown
Francis M. Drake
Appanoose County
Matt Parrott
Black Hawk County
Ostah Given
Polic Og
St. Perkins
Henry Babin
Muscatine County
Sth
M. Junkin
Montgomery County
A. Upreerback
The
State University
Texas Baker
Abiquits
Deg Moines
Gen. Weaver
U. S
Allison
Fast Mail
Chicago
Chicago Mail
England
Judge Babb
Gen. Drake
Presbyterian Church
Pottawattamie County Institute
Red Oak Company
J. D. Baird
Pactolus Park
Little Red Riding Hood
Sidney
Fremont County Board of Supervisors
Dunlap
Odd Fellows
Corning
John P. Allison
Sioux City
Council
Blaffa
Bee
Senator Allison
Fremont County Republicans
Sturgis Williams
Eugene Stiles
H. A. Simon
John Gregg
Connor
Dr. Cole
W. S. Greenwood
Lester D. St. Clair
Vincinnes
Indiana
Blanche Carpenter
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