Gossip in Washington on new senators and social pastime
Washington dispatch notes six new Republican senators Brown Bourne Briggs Borah Stephenson Guggenheim now in Congress face probation and silence in their first term. It recalls Senator Dolliver’s early struggles and highlights the Tillman Beveridge clash plus President Roosevelt’s walking habit and a French visitor’s comical walking outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Brown
Nebraska
Bourne
Oregon
Briggs
New Jersey
Borah
Idaho
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Guggenhiem
Colorado
Senate
Washington
East
Dolliver
House
Ways and Means
Tillman
Beveridge
Ile
Nelson-Clark Nuptials at Center Junction
Miss Mia May Nelson wed Robert Paul Clark in a 7 pm Methodist ceremony at the bride’s brother home northwest of Center Junction. About seventy five relatives attended the parlor service followed by a three course supper and widespread well wishes. The newlyweds plan a farm home near Scotch Grove.
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Nelson-Clark
Center Junction
Mia May Nelson
Robert Paul Clark
Thos. P. Potter
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chas. Nelson
Maggie Serbousek Nelson
Bert
Mary Clark
Dinin
Mrs. Clark
Charles
Mr. Clark
Robert Clark
Scotch Grove
Scotch Girove
Republican primary filings for Jones Cedar counties 1908 announcements
A list of individuals announcing candidacy for local and state offices in Jones Cedar counties. Names include Lerch Gardner Benart Rom Gorrie Bancock Evans Shore and others, all stating intent to run in the June 1908 Republican primaries for state senator county auditor county attorney and representative seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasco
Towa
Yith
Cedar
Lonnes
Lerch
Jones County
Jop
Perera
Jays B. Reary
Monticello
Louis Gardner
Twill
Rom. Gorrie
Eom. Bancock
Pwill
Gi, W. Evans
dones-Cedar District
D. H. Shore
District Court
State of
Iowa
John W. Gillilan
Reyultine
Eunice J. Linnell
John M. Linnell
Anamosa
J. OH. Ramsey
Jones Co
Sones County
Patrick White
Dr King’s New Discovery praised as spring remedy
An Empire Georgia man touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough and cold remedy. Ads promote Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring tonic, with trial bottle offers and guaranteed relief, while warning of a Paterson anarchist plan reported by Detroit News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soetje’s
Detroit News
Paterson
N. J
Hollister
O. H. Soetje
Saetje
Shallenberger
Bright
Cooper medicines draw Nashville crowds during visit
A Banner reporter observed the surge of visitors at Cooper’s Nashville headquarters as testimonials poured in. B B Lasater reports improved stomach and relief from rheumatism after two weeks, while Mrs T J Smith says a week of treatment eased long standing kidney pain and sleepless nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Roosevelt
Nashville, Tenn
Banner
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
B. B. Lasater
North Fourth Avenue
Mr. Cooper
O. H. Soetje
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France
Phe
Paris
Bern el Art
Ewe
Buffaloxpress
Ann Arbor
Stuhler’s
Beb. Adler
Littyton, Sr
Wampum of
Wayside
G. P. Tyrrell & Son
Oxford Junction
Eclipse Lumber Co
O. G. Meyer
Mott
Magis
Hettinger
North Dakota
Hettinger County
Cannon Ball Creek
Gorlight
Browile
la Salla
Platoe
Miss Platoe
McLaughlin
Kxxx
H. F. Burrichter
W. H. Proctor & CO
Eilers & Bolton
Gro. Stuntenn’s Sons Co
Chicago
Lovell
Dr. Shallenberger
Dia
W. E. Shallenberger
Oakwood Blvd
Chicago, Illinois
Traxe State Bank
Dubuque
South Main St
Dubuque, Iowa
P. H. Connor
Monticello, Iowa
Vorugars
Monticelo
Flarmecs
Fannie Gillilan
Alwa Administratrix
Ah. W. Daxsee
H.M. Carpenter
Herrick, Cash & Rhinehart, Alty's
Buckbee's
Nadish
C. W. Brown
H.C. Bohlken’s
Eagle Drug Store
A. Kempf
Prop
B. Coffman
Davenport
Lovell Ilange
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