Butler County Republicans Endorse Harriman For Governor
Cummins wins Sioux City caucuses as Sid Foster’s coach and four move through Cummins ranks. Cummins in a recent speech challenges Judge Hubbard and J. W. Blythe, signaling a desperate early-stage battle in Iowa political maneuvering.
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Butler County
W F. Harriman
Cummins
Sioux City
Sid Foster
Cummin
Mr. Cummins
Judge Hubbard
J. W. Blythe
Mrs Herron Denies Interview Criticisms
Mrs Herron says she submitted to no interviews and did not praise her reinstate spouse. Critics who attacked her remarks based their claims on statements she never made.
Conger Reception Draws Praise Across Iowa
Western and central Iowa communities, especially Des Moines, extend a warm welcome to Mr. Conger and his family after Pekin. The Iowa Capital notes embarrassment over the governorship issue and questions the acceptance of Mr. Cummins as a reformer by all republicans in the state.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mr. Conger
Pekin
Conger
Cummins
Warning Against Margin Trading Temptations
The article urges men to avoid small invest ments and seduc tive margin trading warning of an imminent stock market tumble. It cautions margins will be wiped out swiftly and advises steering clear of high risk gambling.
Des Moines Preachers Speak Against Chautauqua Minister Wu
Des Moines preachers urge Chautauqua Assembly managers to cancel their engagement with Minister Wu the Chinese representative at Washington. They object to his views on civilization and missionary methods, arguing intolerance and narrowness even among the Chinese themselves while noting tolerance of American missionaries within their empire.
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Des Moines
Chautauqua Assembly
Washington
Maquoketa Sentinel on Book Prices and County Textbook Uniformity
The Maquoketa Sentinel notes price concerns for school books and argues about uniformity in the state. It cites state law allowing counties to adopt uniform texts and set prices via five year competitive bids. Jones county has used the plan for five years and is satisfied.
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Maquoketa
Jones County
Cummins Faction Seizes Polk County Delegation
In Polk County a rift in the Republican convention over delegate selection ends with a Cummins aligned majority passing a resolution giving Cummins the power to name the full delegation. Sid Foster carried one district and would have six delegates under traditional rules. Ex Governor Jackson protested without effect as Cummins supporters push their plan. Foster to contest at the state convention.
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Polk County
Cumming
Sid Foster
Cummins
Jackson
Foster
Conger Open to Nomination If Republicans Offer
The article states Mr. Conger would not seek active guber natorial bid but would accept if Republicans tender the nomination. The field remains crowded with Cummins anti Cummins factions likely to determine convention votes. Perkins withdrawal leaves limited change as Conger could emerge as a compromise or not.
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Conger
Cummins
Anti Cummins
Perkins
Waterloo to build public hospital and rural notes
Waterloo plans a public hospital while Claus Gehisen, Clinton man, suicided last Sunday. The Olin and Onslow boards retain all teachers. Fayette and Dyersville postmasters saw salaries fall from 1400 to 1300. Manchester deputy state auditor Chas H Day died at Des Moines. Major Conger to attend state encampment in Dubuque. John Duffy of Temple Hill injured by windmill gears. Mt Vernon depot to cost about 20000 by Chicago Northwestern. Maquoketa carnival June 5 to 7. Dubuque banker George B Burch died age 65. J W Lynch jailed in Dubuque for larceny. Cascade man James Finn died from opiate effects. Cascade banks report 100000 sent west for investment. Dubuque jury drawing ruled illegal by Judge O'Donnell. Dubuque revenue from slot machines 18000 last year. Charles Larrabee wed Miss Osborn at Rippey. Gregory Seery, Jones county pioneer, dies aged 80. Mohr and Reis die in Davenport rope prank on Blanck. John McGarry trial for LaVake murder moves to new trial after Supreme Court reversal. Ninth Iowa Infantry and Third Town Battery to reunite during state encampment in Dubuque June 4–6. Mrs. George W. Lathrop dies in Oxford Mills. born Amelia Noble in 1838. left six children. Teachers in Jones County notes list several re-elected and reassigned. smallpox scare at Martello School. library funds raised by Greenfield Center exhibition. Henry Zimmerman killed by loose horses en route to school. Postmaster F B Tibbitts reappointed at Hopkinton.
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Des Moines
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Dubuque
John Duffy
Temple Hill
Chicago& Northwestern Railway Co
Mt. Vernon
Maquoketa
George B. Burch
Gregory Seery
Jones County
East Cascade
Mr. Seery
Ireland
United States
Washington Township
Iowa
Emil Mohr
Chas Reis
Davenport
August Blanck
Mohr
Reis
Blunck
John McGarry
W. O. LaVake
McGarry
Supreme Court
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Third Town Battery
George W. Lathrop
Oxford Mills
Oxford Mirror
New York
Lee County
Illinois
Clinton County
Geo. W. Lathrop
J. 8. Westphal
Lupts
Scroggie
Palmer
Iva Tompkins
Pleasant Ridge
Carrie Miller
Ralph Seeber
Prairie Hill
Castle Grove
Nettie French
Lovell Township
Sara Merkel
Lisbon
Greenfield Center
Mary
Locher
Wayne Township
Cummings
Miller
Anna
Edward Wilfong
Arend Popper
Ralph Crim
Leland Crim
Guy Batchelder
Fred Overly
Minnie Livingston
County official notes amid honeymoon and local politics
County Attorney E E Reed visited the county seat last Tuesday. Bert Neville at Rowen's quarry suffered serious chest and rib injuries in a crusher accident Monday morning. Dr Gorman says he will recover. About $15 000 left in Anamosa last Friday by excursionists as candy fruit cigars and ice cream sales surged. Strawberry Hill held a special election Saturday approving consolidation of Strawberry Hill and Anamosa corporations by 29 to 16. another consolidation vote is planned for Anamosa at the next city council meeting.
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E. E. Reed
Monticello
Bert Neville
Rowen’s
Stone City
Gorman
Anamosa
Strawberry Hill
Yeas
Chamberlain Seeks Soft Carpet for Anamosa Court Room
The Wyoming Journal reports a proposal to furnish the east rear room of Anamosa court rooms with carpet and appropriate furniture for the district court chambers. The plan includes lodging by the county law library and aims to serve bench and bar, assist equity trials, and provide warmth in cold weather, with a low initial cost and quick payback through savings.
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The
Wyoming Journal
Anamosa
District Court
County Law Library
Trewin Emerges as Northeastern Iowa Governor Hope
After Perkins withdrawal the Cedar Rapids Republican views Senator Trewin as the best governor nominee. He stands as the northeastern Iowa candidate and the canvass leader with no factional ties. A young senator and Larrabee successor, Trewin has attracted broad attention for diligence and upright conduct.
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Cedar Rapids
Republican
Perkins
Trewin
Iowa
Cummins
Senate
Larrabee
Towa
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Ad
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. Price 26 cents. The ad emphasizes fast relief and payment only if the cold is cured. Named product and payment terms target general shoppers seeking quick remedy.
Nerve guidance with Scott's Emulsion claim
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as nourishing for nerves and brain and as a fat supplement for nervous and irritable people. It promises full cure by improving nutrition from usual food and offers free samples and pricing at 50 cents to 1 dollar.
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Scorr & Bowne
Pearl Street
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