Advertising Rates and Political Critique in Iowa News
The text covers advertising pricing with display and composition surcharges, then shifts to a political column condemning Administration policy critiques, citing Senators Hitchcock and Chamberlain and defending honest criticism as patriotic. It also reports Iowa farm bureau expansion with counties adopting agents, listing counties and agents to date.
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Iowa
Washington
J. W. Coverdale
Ames
Delaware
J. A. Krall
Keokuk
W. C. Roessler
Butler
O. W. Flint
Boone
O. W. Becler
Decatur
Fred Woolsy
Calhoun
Scott
Crawford
Quist
Hancock
L. T. Nutty
Bremer
Theo Thorson
Jasper
R. D. Laflin
Grundy
C.S. Maey
Endorses Roosevelt For War Secretary
The Sentinel Post editorial endorses Theodore Roosevelt for secretary of war, arguing he would decisively lead during war and cut red tape. It notes Roosevelt’s dictatorial style as a strength, highlights his four sons in service, and urges putting politics aside to win the war quickly.
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Tom
Sentinel Post
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
America
Kaiser
Wilson
Nopathe Sentinel-Post
Shen
Pmdgah World
Thrift The Shortcut To War Success
Government plans to spend 21 billion for war as citizens save and lend, keeping money in circulation to fund production. The piece argues thrift drives national prosperity, with savings rechanneled to government bonds that finance iron, steel, clothing, and machinery for the war effort.
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Malvern Town Officers Re elected And Local Notices
The 1908 Malvern spring elections reelect Mayor D. B. Whitford and name Frank Higging to the Council with James J. Wilson as Treasurer and James Miller as Assessor. The issue covers home sales, marriages, deaths, a large fire on First Avenue, a new blacksmith firm, relocations, and a long list of residents and graduates returning to town, including notable names such as Lyle Wilking, Miss Bessie Smith, and Ruth Young.
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D. B. Whitford
Frank Higging
James J. Wilson
James Miller
Asgaanor
Thos. W. Gidley
Humphrey
Lyle Wilking
Bessie Smith
Bame
Lawrence Talbott
Ed Califf
Arthur Dice
Eugene and
Winford Porter
W. .G. Witliams
Lyte Wilkins
Harry Kneeland
Ed Benton
Harriet and
Floro Benton
Lottie Deardorff
Bertha Bushnoell
Ruth Thompson
Tommy Cunningham
D. G. Schenck
B. R. Graves
Wm. Robinson
T. M. Aistrdpe
Ged
Mandigo
J.T. Ward
Adaline
Lester 1
Barnum
Monmouth
Inols
Anna Nelsen
Cook Mercantile Company
G. T. White
D. W. Harvey
Arva Burrus
Landis
Marion Avenue
H. Thomas
R. J. Bently
Allen Smith
Lucy Comer
Smith & Comer
W. H. Manifeld
May Miller
Lillian Cunningham
Mamie Forman
Canny Bartley
Mabel Potts
Carrie Wilson
Emma Young
Bertha Bushnell
Emma Boylan
Rue Otis
Jack Pierce
Peaceville
Union Church
Christian Church
J. B. Stebbing
Evelyn Churchill
L. Bentley
Malvern
Tampa Mortda
Tunison
Th Street
First Avenue
Bucket Brigade
F. J. Stebbins & Son
Henry Boyer
W. F. Wilkins
Green Bay Lumber Company
D.M. Klihe
Carson
Will Swan
Squire van Doren
Frank Berry
Laura Rasmusen
Louisa’ Stone
Knoxville
Claude Kerhey
Milton Yockey
Olga.Otis
Simpson
Blanche Coffman
Parsons
Florence
Cora Durbin
Nebraska Universit
I. W. Humphrey
M. Cunningham
Ees
W. P. Wortman
Savannah
Eddie"Caltis
W. E."vanarsdall
Wil Donner
Jos. Foxworthy
Leah Dice
Douglas Street
Homer Reynolds
Nishna
Olga
Otis
May Churchill
Mary Evans
Ktva
Wabash Crossing
Guy Gageby
Roy Miller
Clyde Fletcher
J. A
Mulhollands Grocery
Beulah Moses Fa
Burlington
P. Spencer
Guy Canwall
Charles Salyers
C. J. Davis
Coral Sanford
Miss Jones
Mr. Pointer
Wabash
Mddie Knight
Royce's
Shaffer
Ruth Bingaman
P.Q. Wicket
Charley Wiggins
Clara Hammes
Ife
Nellie Boyer
Q. H. Snyder
Snyder
W. D.wilson
W. D. Avanse
Boulder
Carleigny
Kenneth Cook
Nehrageka University
Maude Johnson
Olga Otis
Rhebar
Merle
Blan Lege
Annie Davis
Brownell
M. Wala
University of Peaye Pea Ee
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Board of Supervisors
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Nebraska
Chamberlain
New York
Baker
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