Formist Reciprocity Sparks Town Editorial Clash
The Glenwood Opinion denounces Canadian reciprocity as a grave threat to American protection. It rebuts ex Senator Tate Young's Des Moines Capital card vote, defends against the notion of a Canadian free trade pact, and criticizes President Taft and manufacturing interests for influencing policy. The piece cites rival newspapers and shifts to local health ads and classified notices.
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Glenwood
Taft
Jal
Canada
Bro. Cunningham
Hastings Community Notes Mixed with Local News
Hastings residents note sympathy for Mrs Thomas Kelley after bereavements, and a busy week with weather, wheat farming, and new construction. Local births, visits, travel to Omaha, cattle, and business openings fill a lively page of town life and upcoming games between local teams.
Trial Ends With Shirt Ripping Ruling
In a curious case Isaac dies charged and Roy accused of ripping his shirt. Mach defended himself as lawyer while witnesses gave conflicting testimony. A ripping sound occurred and the magistrate could not decide if it was Tke's shirt or an awning torn. Costs of 2 dollars were split and the crowd was ordered to buy him a new shirt, which was promptly purchased.
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Ings
Isaac Die
Roy
Mach
Tke
Mansion Dream Home Of Knight Family In 12-Room Brick
A large twelve room brick residence of Mr and Mrs COC Knight has been transformed into a fairy tale home by a crew of carpenters masons painters and paper hangers. The house features hard pine colon nades paneled doors great square windows and bright sunlit lower rooms with cozy dormer windows above. A large furnace maintains comfortable temperatures throughout the stately structure. Nearby an odd anecdote describes a autos a grazing past the cow pasture, a 40 horsepower vehicle roping a recalcitrant, and a chaotic exit past a barbed wire fence as five men salvage the trailer amid singing passengers.
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Coc Knight
Knight
Alladin
John Burks
Pat McCormick
Malvern
Silver City Notes From the Times
Anderson of Stanberry Missouri visits Silver City. Mrs Wuffaker at Crofton Nebraska while Roy Landon returns from Crofton assisting CW Fuffaker. Huffaker plans a new farm dwelling east of town. J C Jackson and family back from Wayne County Nebraska. School census shows 162 children ages 0 to 12 last week, up from 151 year prior. Des Moines inspector Forest Unison urged better schools in an open air talk. Auto parade by Silver City school and board members. Potatoes selling at 3 dollars per bushel, highest price yet. Pi Conney hosts visitors. Adolph Guus remarks on 44 years in locality.
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the Times
U Anderson
Stanberry
Silver City
LW Wuffaker
C W Huffaker
Crofton
Neb
Roy Landon
CW Fuffaker
Huffaker
John Mills
J C Jackson
Arch
John
Wayne County
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Des Moines
Fev Pi Conney
Wichitawa
Adolph Guus
Cherry crop harvest boosts local market at $1.50 a bushel
The report notes a plentiful cherry harvest this week with prices near $1.50 per bushel. Nearby farms and residents are mentioned, including Mr and Mrs JG Flanagan and relatives in Wayne county, and a rail celebration set for June 2 with Silver City band. Several locals are noted for visits, births, or funerals amid regional travel and gatherings.
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Bradway Publishers
Gienwoon
Iowa
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Watchmaker and Jeweler
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Young
Council Bluffs Nonpareil
Lale Young
Nonpareil
American Protective Tariff Association
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Tate
Thraton
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Harold
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United States
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Teibune
the Tribune
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Thomas Kelley
Laura Simpson
Martin Summers
Creston
Bauingartner
Wilson
Washburn Farm
Fred Priest
Charles Shoemaker
Omaha
Tsaac Melarland
Charles Greig
Chicago
Ernest Binkley
Wall Street
Hastings K. Red Oak
Graham
Sadie Anderson
Georgia Genung
Gayle Buttington
Galen Purcell
DJ Williams
Chas Jones
George C Chapman
Texas
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J Martin
South Omaha
OM Warfield
J D Robbins
Elmer Dimmitt
John Clark
Council Blais
Huginies
Will Young
Stocktop
John Wilson
Jev J We Wright
Harry Keer
Tenaunt
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Mes Ketter
Will
Jeanette McDonough
Omata
State of
Roy Drawford
Hutch
JG Flanagan
Maude
Marl Nickerson
Oakland
DC Jackson
Jahon
Trevoor
Ed Catterlin
Wabash
Stansberry
Moberly
Missouri
Sluffaker
Woodbine
George Sinderson
Mattie Perkins
Council Bluffs
Loretta
Arthur Crittington
C A Rommel
Win Schultz
Oxfords
Vici Kid
F. W. Kelley Mercantile CO
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Aghter Directurs
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Prench
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Cheyney
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