Democratic slate for governor and state offices
List of Democratic state ticket candidates with counties and positions dated August 14, 1906. Names include Claude R. Power for Governor from Appanoose, John D. Dennison Jr. for Lieutenant Governor from Dubuque, J. McLuen for Secretary of State from Guthrie, Co. E. Munro for Auditor from Mahaska, L. F. Damforritt for Treasurer from Calhoun, Frep A. Townsend for Attorney General from Monroe, and W. S. Wilson for Superintendent from Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Porwer
Appanoose
John D. Dennison Jr
Dubuque
J. 3. McLuen
Guthrie
Auditor— Co
E. Munron
Mahaska
L. F. Damforrit
Calhoun
Frep A. Townsend
Monroe
W. 8. Wilson
Lyon
Iowa Democrats seek funds for statewide ticket campaign
The State Central Committee asserts unity and aims to elect the full state ticket. It calls on Democrats across Iowa to donate one dollar each, noting corporations do not contribute. Funds should be sent as postal money orders or bank drafts to Thomas Kelly, treasurer, Sigourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Iowa
Thomas Kelly
Sigourney
Controversy Over Cummins Platform Split in Nonpareil Coverage
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil highlights editorials debating Governor Cummins stance on the Republican platform, notably the tariff plank favoring protective policy. It questions whether Cummins will defend or repudiate lines from past remarks while stressing the issue's political gravity for his acceptance letter. References to Polk County GOP speech and critics frame the clash between platform commitments and prior statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Polk County Republican Club
Tila
Tabor Topics highlights visits and local notices
Mrs B Osborn and daughter Mary visit Omaha relatives while Miss Ruth Kilpatrick seeks care there. Local residents travel for markets, vacations, and family visits including Rev Virgil Til of Rockville, Iowa and Miss Esther Hainsworth returning to work at the T and N depot. Births, weddings, and multiple family updates fill the ongoing community record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs & B Osborn
Mary
Omaha
Ruth Kilpatrick
Presbyterian Hospital
Anna Goonwin
Ruth Wvans
Council Bluffs
Virgil Ti
Rockville
Iowa
BI Cumings
Huron
Leonard Gaston
Esther Hainsworth
Kevi W Cole
Hubbenson
Kaw
Uth Howorth
Woodbine
Peter Jacobs
Ferner
Mabel
Minneapolis
J W Ferner
N . Phelps
George Phelps
Near Hills,dale
Tabor
Toren Donner
Malvern
George , Hull
Winifred Donelan
Linjecola
B Fi Tipple
South Omaha
HN Delavan
Mattie Morrison
North Tabor
Meg
Mineola and area notes from Mil waukee roundhouse to robbery
Otto Brandt at Milwaukee round house in Council Bluffs. Julius Kiersch and family returned from Harrison county. Rolly Harvey bought Munsey farm of 120 acres north of Mineola for 74 dollars per acre. Wranen-Verein picnic boosted ladies society treasury. Petersen Schoening store in Treynor robbed at noon. two men stole two dozen pocket knives after distracting Ed Tysack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Brandt
Milwaukee Round House
Council Binits
Julius Kiersch
Harrison County
Rolly Harvey
Munsey
Mineola
Wranen-Verein
Ladies’ Society
Petersen & Schoening
Treynor
Ed Tysack
Tysark
Willow Avenue
Markets and patent medicines advertise in Omaha notes
The column lists market items and prices with doctors offices on the Mershon building, Glenwood 3, and references to oat and wheat futures. It promotes a patent remedy FAZO for piles with a six day refund guarantee and mentions various goods such as butter and potatoes alongside local business names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Glenwood
Howe - Healt
Hague
Agista
Silver City notes and travels from local residents
Silver City reports include Geo Rew shipping two cattle cars on Saturday, Emma Guffaker returning from Council Bluffs to visit her brother Bert, and HH and L W Buffaker leaving for Burlington Junction for mineral baths. Local cement walk boom. MT Hofaker holds over 6,000 square feet of contracts for 4 foot walks to school and cemetery. Wednesday marked J S Coburns sixtieth birthday with a surprise rocking chair and games. Oaks and Pullman return from Aberdeen with land purchases. Sadie Reeve enters Omaha hospital training with farewell party from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Rew
Emma Guffaker
Council Bluffs
Bert
Silver City
MT Ho Faker
School House Land
Sadie Reeve
Methodist
Omaha
Sadie
Emerson Mrs James Suppie Visits Cousin in Montana
Mrs James Suppie enjoys a visit from a Montana cousin. Mr and Mrs Suppie spent Sunday August 5 with their son John at Prescott, where he serves as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Suppie
Montana
John
Prescott
Dates to Remember Iowa Events and Meetings
August 13 to 17 Shenandoah fair and Red Oaks fair follow. August 15 to 17 Hastings baseball and shooting tournament. August 16 Southwestern Iowa Medical Society meeting at Glenwood. August 21 Mills County I O O F Association at Tabor. August 20 to 23 Red Oats fair. August 23 to September 2 Holiness camp meeting at Glenwood. August 24 Iowa State Pair at Des Moines. August 30 to September 1 Old Soldiers reunion at Pacific Junction. September 3 Glenwood schools begin. September 5 Republican county convention at Glenwood. September 1, 2 District Court convenes at Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Southwestern Iowa Medical Society
Glenwood
Anhwal Pienie Mills County
I. O. O. FY Association
Tabor
Holiness
Iowa State
Des Moines
Pacific Junction
District Court
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement sworn affidavit
An 1856 Toledo area document shows Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of B J Cheney & Co promising a reward for any incurable case of catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It touts the remedy as blood and surface acting and notes sales through CHENY & CO in Toledo. The text also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and includes notary and witness lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cheney
B. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Stata
Hall
J. Cavenny
Sean
Mall
Chenwy & CO
Poleto
Henderson Echoes and Township Notes in Brief
Rumors swirl about Chas Pleak selling his farm with no confirmation. Local visits span Galesburg to Boulder, with missionaries, tournament players, and mutual telephone expansion planned for Macedonia. Community updates cover church funding, new operators, harvest efforts, a shooting incident, lectures, dental exploits, and travels to Canada.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mls County Tribune
Bill
Glunwoon
Towa
Democratic
Claude R. Porter
New Jersey
McT. Lynch
Phillipsburg
N. J
Daily Post
Foley
Houay
A.J. Hows
Tabor Topics
Will Bicknell
Alfred Bumphrey
Alice
Ashtabula
Ohio
Gaston, Harrison
Phelps, Matthews
Rice
Ethel Williams
Madeira
Mion
Ralph Williams
Oaktahs
Worrester
G L Pierce
Music Conservatory
Alma Fuller
Sarah Gaston
Robbins l
Courtland
Fred Long
S Dak
W . Gaston
BO Sheldon
Roosevelt
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
A J Howe
James and
Rank Donelan
Mershon
L W Buffaker
Burlington Junction
Wave
John Pullman
John Reimers
Id Oney
Harivey Quimby
M H Johnson
Galesburg, Til
Webster Mains
Johnson
Mrs Mains
J S Coburn
Oaks
Frank Pullman
J C Maurath
Aberdeen
S. Oak
South Dakota
Messrs Oaks
Pullman
Emerson
State of Ohio
Tens
Glenwood Hastings
Emerson Malvern
W. B. Woods
Spellering
T.T. Genung
A. &. Cook
Roy Dixon
Emerson Chronicle
Henderson
Chas Pleak
Lissa Lowery
Galesburg
Henry Darnell
James Darnell
Boulder
Colo
Salt Lake City
Jud Coppock
Harold Workman
George Wilson
Mutual Telephone
Macedonia
Bussy
Marion County
New Methodist Church
Pearl Woods
Wthel Kiger
Mutual
Grace ‘Smith
Everett Purcell
Nishna Valley
Robbins
Craig
Low Allensworth
Sears
Adams
Columbia Entertainment Company
Brush
Chas Swaney
Carson
Henry Maxwell
J D Parker
Canada
Marion Maxwell
J S Carse
Mr Carse
W. Grove
Glaucmiud
Ghyen
Sennfys
Lina
Mars
Cater
Denness
Mae Dison
Aubust
Tree
Linuke
Vonauinion
Eather Houk
Lal Specity
Annie Lawedly
W. QO
Worness Ravine
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