Des Moines Election Review Warns of Off-Year Ebb
The piece analyzes off year voting patterns with Roosevelt Parker splits and factional planks, noting many stayed away or voted straight Republican while Des Moines figures show Jap Ramsey and Billy Hogan as top county vote getters. It discusses Cummins influence, primary system debates, and Archbishop Keane’s temperance sermon urging voters to shun saloon vote buying.
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Tiewnede Tabawne Tngerers Edebeanes
Close county board vote hangs on official count
The supervisor race appears very tight with official returns needed to decide. Unreturned township totals keep the outcome unclear, with Noyes and Finn as possible winners beside Smith and Davis as next Monday’s count looms.
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Congress Held by Republicans in 1930s Election Count
Roosevelt urged a Republican Congress and results show 217 Republicans to 162 Democrats with 7 districts incomplete. Several states show Democratic gains, while Cannon wins his usual majority. Notable defeats include Wadsworth and Dalzell contests amid debates on oil prospects near Maquoketa.
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House Committee On Agriculture
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Jail Death of William Everett in Fairbanks
William Everett aged 24 died by suicide in the city jail at Fairbanks last Sunday noon. He shot himself through the right breast and right temple with a 22 caliber revolver after an attempt to murder his father earlier.
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Prizes for Good Corn At Ames Premier Cash Awards
The Monticello State Bank joins with the Iowa Corn Growers association to offer cash premiums for the Ames January contest. Winners receive 25 20 15 and 12 dollars for the Whiting Wallace Farmers Tribune and Allee trophies plus a 10 dollar district premium. Premiums add engines grain elevators and more. Inquire at J W Jones Ames Iowa. Ed Littig Davenport student died from injuries after a fight following a football game. incident involves a buggy and a streetcar. Davenport liquor dealers back partial enforcement of the mulct law. breweries and saloons circulate a petition to trigger the law.
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Splendid 130 Acre Lovell Farm with Fine Buildings
Farm spans 130 acres in Lovell township with good land and never failing well. Improved improvements have made it a money maker. Easy terms offered. Inquiries at the premises on 14th Auction gudenkauf.
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