Divorce case and public notices from Nevada Iowa politics
A Nevada court grants a divorce to Mrs. W E Corey amid a lengthy recap of domestic abuse allegations against Rev L Walter Nine. The report also covers Mrs Russell Sage facing potential pressure from distant heirs over her late husband’s will and a Vermont style critique of reformers, plus Iowa Democratic events and a liquor law impact.
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Second District Court of
Nevada
W. E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Rev. L. Walter Nine
Mitchelville
Iowa
Liston
Nine
Russell Sage
Governor Cummins in Iowa School Visit
An exchange recounts Governor Albert B. Cummins visiting public schools. A student misreads his signature as many 1s and a teacher quips about his speeches. A critic notes claims progressives push Cummins for self interest rather than public welfare.
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Governor Cummins
Albert B. Cummins
Lowa
Chicago Tribune condemns patent medicine fakes while warning on other scams
The Chicago Tribune rejects patent medicine ads as fake and harmful but notes inconsistency in advertising pages filled with prospectuses for oil ventures electric roads coffee plantations and wireless schemes that drain subscribers. It warns there are fakes more alluring and dangerous than patent cures.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Federal postal rules warn against chain letter schemes
Postoffice Inspector Craighead notes that chain letters and similar postal card schemes violate postal laws. The sender faces possible prosecution under federal regulations for forwarding such content through the mails.
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Postoffice
Craighead
Cartoon Depicts Democratic Figure with Cloven Hoof
A late newspaper cartoon shows a male figure labeled as a Democrat with cloven hooves, prompting readers to consider symbolic critique of party policies. The piece invites interpretation of satire rather than stating a factual event.
Secretary Shaw praises Senator Allison in Waterloo tribute
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes Secretary Shaw’s remarks at a Waterloo event praising Senator William B. Allison. Shaw cited Hoar’s memoirs on Allison’s long service, credit to the nation, and warned against indiscriminate vilification.
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Cedar Rapids
Shaw
Allison
la Follette
Waterloo
Wisconsin
Senator Hoar
Hoar
William Bb. Allison
William B. Allison
Commonwealth
New Meat Inspection Rules From Secretary Wilson
The new regulations require wholesome meat free from disease and prepared cleanly. Preservatives are banned except for salt sugar woodsmoke vinegar pure spices and temporarily saltpetre. Packages must truthfully label contents and modern sanitation with separated employee areas is required. Workers must wear clean clothing and be healthy with no tuberculosis. Topeka Journal notes Evelyn Thaw may write a book after the event.
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Wilson
Mississippi Valley Spiritualists Session and Local Notices
Clinton hosts the Mississippi Valley Spiritualists association while Olin Hose Co holds a Fireman's tournament with $500 purses for winners. Various local items include marriages, divorces, rescues, lawsuits, suicid attempt, mining rumors, and Republican convention results with Cummins leading.
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Mississippi Valley Spiritualists Association
Clinton
Olin Hose Co
Olin
Mies Mary Stauffer
Prairieburg
United Brethren Church
Africa
Anamosa fair and traveling shows clash on town schedule
Readers urge fair supporters to receive priority for dates as Anamosa plans a Tuesday show before the annual fair. They note tents east of Welch factory and recall a circus last year after the fair. The letter emphasizes the fair’s value, protection for organizers, and a week of lee way for the town’s home institution.
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Anamosa
Welch
Wrong Then and Now in Mr Bryan’s Leadership Evaluate
Editorial questions William Jennings Bryan on economics citing 1896 stances and current views. It asserts the country rejected his 1896 position then and doubts his consistency now. The piece asks whether a leader out of step with sound economics can guide public policy.
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Burlington
Interjections Spark Reactions Across Trades In Atlanta
A humorous column from the Atlanta Consudution notes playful interjections tied to various trades. The tailor pleads for scissors while the farmer praises good land and the confectioner cries fudge. The reader exclaims Great Scott and the widow proclaims Man alive as an inebriate blurts Great snakes.
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Atlanta
Scott
Secretary Shaw Surprises Texas Student Aboard Pullman
On a Washington to Texas trip Secretary Shaw and his secretary ride a Pullman where a Princeton prep student from Texas chats, quizzes him on crops and silos, then receives Shaw's card stating Secretary of the Treasury. The boy leaves impressed, thinking him a farmer.
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Shaw
Brooklyn Eagle
Slatter
Washington
Viking
W. Va
Pullman
Mr. Shaw
Texas
Princeton
West
Washinon
Treasury Department
Geel
Drink More Water and Eat Less to Fight Urate Poisoning
The Burlington Mawkeye urges reducing nutrition and increasing water intake to lower urate levels linked to rheumatism gout eczema and neuralgia. It argues excess nutritive materials and salt in blood cause these ailments and warns against relying on purgatives diuretics or solvents. A daily outdoor lifestyle supports higher nutrition and oxidation of urates. A park concert in Anamosa raised 51.05 for the new M. If church with another benefit concert planned.
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Burlington Mawkeye
Anamosa Eureka
the Park
Mrs Palin Injured in Hayload Hooking Incident
Mrs Palin, wife of a farmer near Magon City, suffered a severe injury last week while aiding haying. A load of hay caused a deep laceration over two inches, six inches long, and it is feared she may not recover.
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Irene Harvey
Clinton
Miss Harvey
L. F. Sutton
Nio
Republican Campaign Call Promotes Roosevelt and Unity
James B. Sherman, chairman, urges all Republicans to work with the National Congressional Committee. The strategy centers on Roosevelt and the party's record, funded by one dollar subscriptions to support a great victory. Subscriptions include the Republican National Campaign Text Book and committee documents.
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Republican National Congressional Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
James 8. Sherman
P. O
New York
Pearson Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
W K Pearson of Anamosa declares his candidacy for county treasurer subject to action of the Republican county convention dated June 21 1906.
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Republican County Convention
W. KK. Pearson
Anamosa
Richardson Seeks County Superintendent Nomination
Thos G Richardson announces his candidacy for county superintendent of schools subject to the Republican county convention to be held in Wyoming on June 4 1906.
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Yoming
Thos
G. Richardson
Olin May Files Candidacy for County Recorder
N G Malsey announces at Olin on May 21 1906 that he supports nominating himself for county recorder at the Republican county convention.
Matthiessen Declares Candidacy for Jones County Sheriff
A. Matthiessen announces candidacy for sheriff of Jones County subject to Republican county convention action. The statement signals intent to seek the office and participate in party processes.
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Jones County
Republican County Convention
A. Matthiessen
Local Candidate Declares Run for Jones County Supervisor
Brownell of Wyoming Iowa announces candidacy for Jones County supervisor subject to Republican county convention action. May 28.
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Jones County
Brownell
Wyoming
Iowa
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William J. Bryan
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F. Beacom
J. M. Gibson
John Mulvihill
T. J. Bennessey
E. B. Poster
W. J. Davis
J. J. Goef
John McElwell
L. M. Davis
van Anken
A. T. Wheeless
Banta
A. J. Cramer
Hubert Carr
Ben Shelden
Carnegie
Hearst
A. B. Parker
Parker
Ohio
Sam
Chelsea
Des Moines
Mr. Democrat
Topeka
Evelyn Thaw
Neighborhood News
Palo
Linn County
Phoebe Livermore
Miss Livermore
Harry Rorick
Laura Clark
C. D. Clark
Charles Blythe
Salt Lake
Miss Clark
Yoran & Clark
Catherine Canfield
Dubuque
Dyersville
Colorado
Olin Recorder
Chester
G. F. Rummel
I. EE. Kephart
Arthur J. Bruce
Bruce
Kephart
Monmouth
John Cass
John Belcher
Frank Carson
Belcher
Dyersvile
L. A. Freidmann
Minneapolis
Freidmann
Freid‘mann
W. G. Hayward
Vor
B. I. Carroll
W. W. Morrow
H. W. Byers
J. J. Riggs
D. J. Palmar
W. J. Eaton
Mmlin M’clain
John C. Sherwin
Cerk
Supreme Court
J. C. Crockett
W. W. Cornwall
State Central Committee
Jefferson
Jasper
Wapello
Dallas
Audubon
Cumming
Cummins
Garst
Perkins
Rathbun
Warren Garst
I. B. Raymond
C. W. Hayward
Julian Richards
D. A. Hites
L. W. Byers
A.M. Cloud
Chas. Mackenzie
W. L. Eaton
D. J. Palmer
Eugene Battles
Ed. Litz
Anamosa Journal
N. G. Malsey
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Monticello State Bank
Feam
Monticello
Promerniss
Savings Department
Home Banks
Sabrty Deposit Boxes
Lowell State Bank
Board OF Directors
Geo
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R. O. Stirton, Onashier
J. W. Doxace
It, Sandhouse
Nicholas Holst
A. L. Pai
W. A. Miriok
J. 8. Hall
Wim
Schodde, Irbanka
Pld
Beck Wipfh
Dowaglac
Mich
Burns
J.3. Hall
J. A. Voorhees
San Francisco
Eagle Drug Store
A. Kempf
Prop
H.C. Bohlken’s
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