Democratic Ticket Fielded for Iowa State Offices
The Democratic slate lists Richard Rorke for Secretary of State, John Dennison for Attorney General, R A Chapman for Secretary of State, Thos Stapleton for Supreme Court long term, Jesse Tripp as Clerk Supreme Court, John Dalton as Supreme Court Reporter, W H Quick for Supreme Court short term, and Thomas Benson for Railroad Commissioner. G W Collison is named for Congress in the Nini District and the piece notes tariff reform debates and a petition for good health certificates for marriage licenses, praising George W Cullison as a strong Democratic candidate in Council Bluffs and Mills County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rorke
Mahaska County
M'Luen
Guthrie County
Johns
Dennison
Wright County
R. A. Chapman
Des Moines County
Supreme Court
Thos
Stapleton
Iowa County
Jesse Trivp
Jasper County
John Dalton
Calhoun County
W.H. Quick
Sioux City
Thomas Benson
Fayette County
Iowa
Derrson Withdraws From Congressional Race
A telegram from Dubuque reports Speaker D B Henderson will not accept renomination for Congress in the Third district. He cites tariff disputes with Town Republicans and the state platform. Several aspirants seek the nomination as a Congressional committee meeting convenes to discuss the race. The withdrawal may boost Democratic prospects in the district.
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the Tribune
Dubuque
D. B. Henderson
Congress
Henderson
Trenderson
Congressional Committee
Gary
Horace Boise
Tawa
About Burke DG Mott Editor of the Audulan Reypublican
The Audulan Reypublican editor DG Mott writes a brief piece about Hichara, reflecting on local causes and public sentiment. The note captures a snapshot of political commentary within the era.
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DG. Mott
Audulan
Reypublican
Hichara
Burke as Democratic Hopeful for Secretary of State
A portrait of Burke, Democratic candidate for secretary of state, detailing his rural roots near Sigourney, education at Towns College Ames, two decades in newspapers, editorship of the Oskaloosa Times, tenure as postmaster at What Cheer, and his optimistic, party‑loyal outlook. He is described as a Catholic, a good citizen, and strong Democrat.
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Burke
What Cheer
Sigourney
Towns College
Ames
Oskaloosa Times
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Tlis
Mr. Burke
Nebraska Sod House visits Glenwood by former fair operator
Mrs. L. Bowser of Omaha, formerly Libbie Musselman, once managed the Nebraska Sod House at the Trans Mississippi Fair in 1898 9. Now visiting Glenwood and Mills County with plans to showcase the Sod House at St. Louis in 1904 and to recall pioneer life through a modern contrast. She fed up to 5000 in a day at Buffalo and shares memories of teaching and local ties before returning home.
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Nebraska
St. Louis
President Roosevelt West Tour Stops in Iowa Dates
President Roosevelt plans rapid visits on Sept 30 to Clarinda Osceola and Des Moines with brief holds at each site. He arrives Clarinda 8:00 a.m. departs 8:30 a.m. then Osceola at 12:20 noon to 12:25 noon Michigan time. Des Moines 2:20 to 4:00 p.m. The Burlington offers reduced fares within 75 miles to allow spectators to view the president.
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Roosevelt
Tawa
Clarinda
Osceola
Des Moines
Burlington
Town Topics and Local Classified Notices
Local items list shoe shops feed store and farm sales in Glenwood Iowa. buyers are urged to inquire with D H Keene and R C Hopp while farms near Glenwood are offered for sale with details on acreage housing timber wells and orchards.
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Buffington
Glenwood
D. H. Keene
Van Vronken Moves and Rural Notes From Tabor
Van Vronken of Tabor moves to Greely Orla and ships goods from Hilledale last week. A Traer farmer spent 1200 on rubber boots, later sold to a junkman who took it to Waterloo. vendors seek the missing item. New stock yards at Silver City near completion. Ernie to build two pens. Mosley Chase of Emerson filed a district court claim for 100 dollars alleging swindle in a horse swap with Hu Hugh Qbenoy Irwin and Mayne. Banister of Silver City returns from North Dakota with 320 acres, coal sample, and praise for northern grain country six miles from Richardson Stark county. A Heaton school district incident involves a man displaying revolvers and a knife toward children. a fall during chase left a child with a sprained leg. Owen Standard, a young farm hand near Shenandoah, died after impalement on a pole while sliding from a stack. A farmer’s polluted well incident ends with wife nearly drowning. farmer recalls her in the bucket. H S Craig at Malvern, old settler reunion speaker, aided by Lon Genung who raised silver dollars to fund an artificial limb, enabling Craig to receive the needed funds.
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B. Banister
Silver City
North Dakota
Richardson
Stark County
Craig
Malvern
Old Settlers
Tabor
Saya Tha Beacon
Lon Genong
Anoh
Genung
Not So Gold From Treynor Record Letter on Alberta Trip
Chas Steffin reports from Diana Alberta Aug 31 describing Indians heading north to trap and hunt this winter. He notes Alberta suited for ranching, crops of oats and barley green, frost and snow spells, ground freezes seven to eight feet deep but not cold, Beaver Lake ice thickening and fish killed last winter, and plans to return to the States soon though homesickness for Daner. Snowstorms caused crop losses and property damage, with two killer bail storms, one east and one west, tearing houses and killing people.
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Traynor
Chas
Steffin
Treynor
Canadian
Northwest Territories
Diana
Alberta
Zaro
Beaver Lake
Jie
States
Daner
Witagcawin
Real estate transfers and railway timetable in Glenwood area
A mixed record lists Henry G Bosman and wife selling to J H Rhondee Jota blocks 14 Gleason's addition to Pacific Junction, and several other land deeds in Glenwood township including 842 acres to I N Whittaker and partition details of the Alexander M Bowen estate. It also includes the Arhod Railway Times Table with east and west schedules from Glenwood, plus local market notes, farm prices, and advertisements for cold remedies and patent medicines.
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Henry G. Bosman
J. H. Rhondee
S. Block
Gleason
D. McKnight
I. N. Whittaker
S.block
Gréswood
Minnie
McKnight
I. N
Whittaker
Glenswood
I. D. McHnight
Barteouth
Glenwood Township
Thompson
Demarious Lambert
A.B. Andrews
Souutheast
Rawles
Demarious Cobb
James Lambert
North Tabor
Ballie Walker
Indian Creal
Alesander M. Bowen
Jane i
Gee. W. McCoy
Fred D. Shaw
Hastings
Alexander M. Rowan
Milton B. McCoy
Sligo
Jane FE
King
Indian Creek
Treynor
M. Powell
Glenwood
Arhod Railway Times
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G. W. Collison
Harian
B. Wadsworth
Conncil Bluffs
George W. Cullison
Harlan
Council Bluffs
Mills County
Derson
President Roosevelt
Nehe's
B. Judson
Hillsdale
R.we
R. C. Hopp
Center Township
G. W Albee
New Glenwood Canning Co
E.G. Chase
Ela, van Vronken
Greely
Orla
Hilledale
Weels
Traer
Coma Junk Mop
Waterloo
Obas
Ernie
Ernee
Mosley Chase
Emerson
Hlihu Qbenoy
Hd Irwin
Chas. Mayne
Frank Shinn
Cerson
Heaton
Shenandoah
Owen Standard
Montgomery County
Mary Chambers
Northwest Corner Square
A.B.C. Co
Arnold B. Clover Co
North Attleboro
Mass
Chicago
W. F. Laraway
Creston
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Asaid
Abelda. m
Glenwood Market
Egge
Buttar
FE. W. Grove
Rocky Mountain Tea
D. L. Heinsheimer
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