Iowa News Roundup Notes Subscriptions and Local Affairs
Frost damage hovers over grape crops. Iowa editorial trip plans from Des Moines on June 12. Drake list wins 7 of 13 delegates from Poweshiek county. Bodies of two Chambers girls found near Bartlett along Missouri river. Roberts debunks Harvey in Coin at School in Finance. Ashton lingers as Guthrie Center editor seeks state senate seat. Yankton reservation opening and Indian Territory land rush described. Supreme Court income tax ruling sparks editorial rebuke of Congress. Madison county cattle contract dispute reaches supreme court. Petroleum price rise linked to shrinking output from 1884 peak. Decoration Day origins traced to 1862 and Mrs Evans. Currency debate favors bimetallism with silver and gold. Confederate veterans’ reunion at Houston prompts reflection on war history. Northern views on revising Civil War history provoke concern.
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Inter Ocean
Sarah Nicholas Evans
Lowa
Indies
Fort Sumter
Elvane
May
Michigan Volunteers
Arlington Heights
Fredericksburg
Southwestern Town Incidents and Newa Notes
Red Oak exchange has 122 subscribers while Shenandoah Sentinel shifts to tri weekly publication. Various local items include Anita Masons planning a $10000 half year build, Shelby county fair at Barlow Aug 27 30, and efforts to sell stools for an $80000 Red Oak hotel. Mentions of school grants, post office name change, elections, and local business shifts fill a broad county snapshot.
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Red Oak Telephone Exchange
Shenandoah Sentinel
Anita Masons
Shelby County
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Villisca
Nanson
Dumfries
Dunlap
The
Red Oak Express
Tabor
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Tabor College
FE. J. Moffltt
Nims Bros
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