Republican County Ticket and Iowa Fair Veterans Day
The piece lists Republican ticket candidates with A B Washburn Hastings for Representative, E Ta Garson Emerson for Treasurer, Wim H Morgan Glenwood for Sheriff, Wm M Moore Pacific Junction for Superintendent, Wm RR Whitnall Hastings for Coroner, Seth Dean Glenwood for Surveyor, and C 14 Buffington Glenwood for Supervisor 3rd District. It notes Old Soldiers and Children day at the Iowa state fair on August 25 with free admission for Civil and Mexican War veterans, their wives and widows, and all children under 15. It surveys Carnegie gifts totaling 91 million, including 10 million to National University, 600 thousand to Tuskegee Institute, and reports on Haddock statue for anti-prohibition martyrdom and judge Lynch lynching studies with 3128 cases over 21 years and race breakdown.
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Republican County Ticket
A. B. Washburn
Hastings
Ie. Ta
Garson
Emerson
H. Morgan
Glenwood
Wm. M. Moore
Pacific Junction
Whitnall
Seth Dean
Buffington
The
Chicago Tribune
Andrew Carnegie
National University At Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Debate on lynching and highway funding in state discourse
The piece weighs public reaction to lynching as a crime born of race prejudice and cites editorials debating Hepburn's plan to shift river and harbor funds to highways. It argues highways offer universal benefits while some rivers and harbors provide little value, urging prudent public spending and reconciliation after racial violence.
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Cutler
Des Moines Register and Leader
Sioux City Journal
Hepburn
Congress
Col. Heyburn
West Point
Migs
Corinth
Tupelo
Miss
Mobile
Alabama
Training a Lion Conquered by Persuasion Not Force
An animal expert argues that lion training relies on gradual familiarity and friendly rapport. Through steady acquaintance, feeding and gentle interactions, the trainer earns the animal’s trust before any firm actions, illustrating persuasion over direct force in both animals and people.
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Leslie’s Weekly
No Gentleman Impolite Etiquette Advice From New York Press
A New York Press column extols politeness in daily life amid urban bustle. It argues courtesy costs nothing yet yields substantial benefits, urging gentleness in streets, theaters, offices, transit, and daily interactions as a mark of true gentlemen.
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New York Press
Lacking In Finish from a Boston Young Man Speech
A Boston youth addresses a Sunday school urging children to store minds with wisdom defined as the right use of knowledge. He argues wisdom leads to noble, useful lives and pleases parents, citing Solomon that a wise son makes a glad father. Chicago Tribune flavor noted.
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Boston
Solomon
Chicago Tribune
Historic Corinth Church and Confederate Dead Cemetery Visit
A Mississippi journey recounts the Corinth battlefield and national cemetery housing 5800 Union dead, with 3890 identified. The writer notes hospitality, local race tensions, evolving southern towns, and timber country from Corinth to Mobile, highlighting cotton farming, workshops, and early 20th century regional life.
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Corinth
Miss
Great National Cemetery
Black Belt
Bhey
Washington
Waldron
C. M. Heineman
Mosile
Ala
United Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
Mias
Mobile
Mississippi
Queer Experience Converts Believer In Supernatural Tale
A New Orleans Times-Democrat style anecdote recounts a colonel's drive with high strung bay horses that suddenly bolted after a group of bicyclists passed. Despite thorough checks, the surrey unhitched itself and slid to the curb as if spirits released the horses. All survived with the harness intact. the event prompts doubt and curiosity about the supernatural.
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St Charles Avenue
Washington
S St. Charles Avenue
Carrollton
Carrollton Gardens
Surrey
New Orleans Times-Democrat
A Liberal Club Offer For Farmers And Readers
A newspaper offers an unprecedented club deal for farmers combining The Lawn Homestead Special Farmers Institute Editions and The Poultry Farmer with their own paper. Four publications cost $1.65 for one year, praised as top regional farming reads with limited time availability.
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Farmer
Lawn Homestead
Farmers Institute
Poultry Farmer
West
Farmers’ Institute
The Wastes of the Body and Kodol Cure
An ad text explains that the body wastes two pounds of tissue weekly and the stomach must digest food to rebuild blood and tissue. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach troubles, selling through C B Royco.
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Royca
Bk.o
Dewitt
Chidago
Homeseekers Excursion Tickets At Half Rates
Railroad notices advertise reduced excursion tickets to Nebraska Wyoming Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon with sale dates from March to June. One way and round trip routes include Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Manitoba. Daily cheap fares to California and western states with Pullman tours, weekly excursions, and free Nebraska and Colorado books promoted by E. L. Hibbs.
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Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Manitoba
California
Los Angeles
Colorado
E. L. Hibbs
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Malvern
W. P. Wortman
Mills County
Board of Supervisors
Haddock
Sioux City
Tawa
Folk
St. Louis
J. Albert Cutler
Yale
United States
New York Sun
Lynch
Southland
Queer Experience
Boggs
Chicago News
Railroad News
Iowa
M, Strahan
Prost
D. Davis
Vice
James J. Wilson
Cashier
First National Bank
Capitol
Dimrbortons
M. Straheo
A. Btrahan Fou A
Davis M. L
Evena
John Dyson A
Davis James J, Wilmot
D. Daria
Hvaneamera
IRS
O. T, Conger
O. A. Strahan
Lena Dolph
Simmera J. M. Strahan ‘Ans, Jr
I. I. Hendricks
W.H. Guyer
Bank of Malvern
P. Kinney Can
Dean Building
South Side Public Square
John R. Robinson
Hawking & Mulholland
D* J
Laird
D* I
U. Parsons
Wilson's Drug Store
Whitrexp
SRN Atla
Malvern, Iowa
Laptoteat
Fes
Werasese
Mile Bo Stevens’& Co
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