Des Moines Audience Hears Emma Goldman Speech
A large Des Moines audience attended Emma Goldman’s speech in the capital city with police on hand to stop any advice that could lead to crime. The piece criticizes Goldman as society’s enemy and notes her advocacy of free love and the destruction of marriage though she avoids direct calls for overthrow of government. The column also discusses voting confusion from ballot changes and political shifts in Missouri, plus remarks on local editors and public notices.
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Des Moines
Emma Goldman
Folk
Missouri
Stone
Thanksgiving reflection and political speculation mix in Hampton Chronicle
The Hampton Chronicle urges charity as a core Thanksgiving value and notes factional tensions in Iowa. It discusses editorials on Lafe Young’s potential cabinet role, Gompers’ stance, Dawson and Walsh political clash, and Col. Ingersoll joked by a Nebraska paper while Mr Bryan signals a possible run.
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Iowa
Lafe Young
Mr. Young
Poetry Will Testament and Local News In Cedar Rapids
A fragment from the Cedar Rapids Republican includes a Chicago written will of Charles Lounsbury and a column of neighborhood notes. It mentions gifts to children and lovers, beds for boyhood, and memories from Burns and Shakespeare, followed by local obituaries, court terms, football results, rail and bank state notes, and regional transfers in Iowa communities.
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Cedar Rapids
J. J. Barnes
Chicago
Charles Lounsbury
J. J. Wilson
Farley
Ellison
District Court
Iowa
Drake
Iowa State University
Ames
Grinnell
Cornell
Coe
Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
W.B. Barney
Hampton
W. Bb. Johnson
Des Moines
Monticello
Bolinger
Muscatine County
Private John Allen Recalls Major Blank’s Two Vote Triumph
A Mississippi Major switched from Democratic to Republican after repeated failures to gain a congressional nomination. He conducted a whirlwind tour but received only two votes in the district. The following day he was arrested on a charge of treapeting.
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John’’ Allen
Mississippi
Major Blank
Congress
Maine deer season claims nine lives in first month
The Cleveland Leader reports nine fatalities linked to Maine deer hunting in the first month of the season and notes a deer was badly wounded.
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Cleveland
Maine
Feason
Supervisors Proceedings Record County Auditors Fees 1908
The board met in regular session at the county auditor's office with Chairman Byerly and Supervisors Hale Thomson Finn and Noyes present. Minutes approved. The auditor submitted a report of fees from September 9 1908 to November 10 1908. Several adjournments followed and motions passed to canvass election returns and to employ a person to examine county officers books. Additional notes cover miscellaneous items including an Atchison Globe item about a horse owner and a neighbor's son, and local notices about Dr Parsons moving to Watertown South Dakota and Mrs Adair's Berlin trip.
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County Auditor’s Office
Byerly
Hale
Thomson
Finn
Noyes
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Iowa
Anamosa
Grand Jury
District Court
H. G. Haleey
Anamoga
Thomsen
Ben McCoy
Oskalooea
Tus
Charlie Strasse 3
Berlin
Elizabeth J. Muck
Glenelder
Kanenas
B. Ho
Levi Miller
Judge Miller
editor Moore carries Jones county for Democrats this fall
Rev B C Barnes of Lisbon visited Anamosa over Sunday and plans to host A C Rankin for a series of lectures starting the week of November 22. Len L Gee and wife from the township were in town and Len accepts his June primary defeat for supervisor with good humor. He notes June is better for Salt River sailing than November.
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Anamosa Journal
Moore
Jones County
Rev. B. CO. Barnes
Lisbon
A. C. Rankin
Len L. Gee
Len
Salt River
Anamosa
Monticello
Wyoming
Olin
Onslow
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Charles E. Bronson
Bronson, Carr
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Hampton Chronicle
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Gompers
Dawson
Walsh
Nebraska
Col. Ingersoll
Burns
Shakespeare
Neighborhood News
Suh
Cumming
Lacey
Benton
Cedar, Jones, and Linn
Cummins
Grundy
Marshall
Tama
A. H. Baird
Town City
Gilman
Marshalltown
Paul Kiene
Chicago Anamosa & North Western Railroad
Los Angeles
California
Joseph Zimmerman
Kelsey
Manchester
Evangelist W. A. Sunday
Ottumwa
Spokane
Wash
Springfield
Ill
Migs Bradley
Clinton
Baldwin
Paina
KE. B. Shaw
West Union
Flest National Bank
Carroll
W. J. Culbertson
Shaw
Sayette County
William Arnold Shaklin
Upper Town University
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Connecticut
Shanklin
Upper Iowa University
State Loge
Hamilton College
Manchester Press
Elon
Bronger
Oxford Mirror
A. Buffham
Oxford Junction
Otto Wettstein, Jr
LaPorte City
HH. Shimanek
Wettstein
Maquoketa
Oxford Junction Exchange
Oxford Junction Telephone Company
Shimanek
J R Ainn
Moraniain
Sedar
A Henderson
Anna Hender
J. Mills
ABBIO
Scho
Old Ridge
Ball
G.alsey
Thos Bemrose
T. A. King
W. J. Milla
Atchison Globe
Atchison
W. J. Mills
Moron of
Ananosa Eureka News
Wyoming Journal Comments
The
Monticello State Bank
Lovell State Bank
Geo. L. Lovell
R. C. Stirton
Home Savings Bank
Fanmery’ Mutual Insurance Association
Castle Grove
Jones
J. A. McLaughlin
S. M. Hasford
Andrew Davidson
Dennis Delay Dhanes Hogan
J. A. Howie
Arthur Fairbanks
Thomas J. Kehoe
MH. J. Noble
the Diamond Creamery Co
Monticello, Iowa
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C. A. Errickson & Co
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