Jones County Republican Sheriff Candidate Announces Candidacy
H P Barber announces his candidacy for sheriff of Jones county Iowa subject to the Republican county convention. The Jones county GOP will meet in Anamosa September 8 1903 at 11 am to nominate for multiple offices with delegate ratios by township and vote counts. Park Chamberlain and W G Eilers sign as chairman and secretary. Spence campaigns from Des Moines for statewide effort.
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Jones County
Republican County Convention
H. P. Barber
Iowa
Anamosa
W. B. Martin
CASS
Madison Castle
Scotch Grove
Wayne
Jackson
Washington
Love
Wyoming
Spence
Des Moines
Railroads Bend To Winter Freight Boom
Railroad managers, confident in profits, anticipate full carloads all winter and see no fear of a crop shortfall affecting demand.
Letter from Kansas notes suffrage limits in state
The Express last week printed a Kansas writer’s claim on female suffrage. The letter should have noted that voting rights were limited to municipal elections and did not apply to general elections in the state.
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Kansas
The
Express
Piper Named Manager of Republican Literary Bureau
Governor Cummins registered a kick when A. M. Piper of Des Moines was proposed for manager of the literary bureau of the republican campaign because he had written a dispatch that criticised the governor. The four other ticket candidates favored Piper and he was selected. If the governor opposes all who criticised him he will have little time for recreation.
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Cummins
A. M. Piper
Des Moines
Piper
Denominational Drift They Question Methodist Feels
The Cedar Rapids Republican questions a church drift toward Episcopalianism and wonders if editors of a Methodist journal attended a love feast. It argues such formalism could swallow the church of the people where emotion is highly valued.
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Cedar Rapids
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of the People
Anamosa Officers Seek Shrievalty Via Caucus
Capt T M Wilds of Anamosa visited Monticello last Monday to campaign among Republicans about the sheriff race. He announces his candidacy subject to convention as Col E J Wood and Bert Wagner also seek the office. A local caucus is set for next Saturday to measure strength. Wilds previously served as sheriff about a dozen years ago.
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T. M. Wilds
Anamosa
Monticello
Wilds
Col. E. J. Wood
Bert Wagner
Mr. Wilds
Prices of farming lands show regional gaps in Missouri
The article contrasts land prices, noting Minciy and Iowa at 80 dollars per acre versus Missouri at 40 dollars per acre for good land. It questions whether such regional differences reflect democratic rule, while arguing Missouri remains backward politically and energetically despite rich land and climate. It also discusses Tom Johnson's Ohio victory and his political trajectory from Henry George ideas to Democratic support.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Minciy
Iowa
Missouri
Globe-Democrat
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Johnson
Henry George
Democratic Party
Congress
Democrats
Cleveland
A Summer Travelogue Through Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek
The author details a Colorado itinerary from Colorado Springs to Cripple Creek and Victor, praising mountain scenery, rail journeys, and Garden of the Gods. He notes tourist crowds, hotel life, and the Cripple Creek mining district with wages, strikes, and a 1902 gold output, while recalling Pike's Peak history and the Cog railway ascent.
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Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Pueblo
Crippple Creek
Colorado
Pike’s Peak
Cheyenne Canyons
Towa
Maniton
San Francisco
Coney Island
Saratoga Springs
Niagara Falls
Jacksonville
Stalla
New Orleans
Lowell
Fall River
Manitou
Midland
Ute Pass
North Cheyenne Canon
St. Peter’s Dome
Denver
Cleer Creek
Georgetown
Victor
Woods
Bob Womack
Portland
America
Pike's Peak
Shetland
Cog
Mt. Evans
Gray’s Peak
Mt. Rosalie
James Peak
Snowy Range
Rocky Mountains
Clear Creek
Idaho Springs
Pike's
Louisiana Purchase
Major Pike
Pike
Edwin James
Harris
Pittsburg
John C. Calhoun
James H. Holmes
Scott's Emulsion Promises Strength for Weak Children
An advertisement compares children to young plants and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a feeding solution. It claims the product addresses weakness regardless of cause, offering a free sample and listing Scott & Bowne as chemists with a New York address and a $5.00 price for retailers.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New Yorks. Soc
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Jones County Bar Association
Grand View Rock
Half Way House
Ruxton
Aspen Parks
Great Mountain
Pusblo
E. H. Johnson & CO
Lowell State Bank
TL. Lovell
J. W. Doxa Nich
Board OF Directors
KR. O. Stirton, Onghiere
If. Sandhouse, Woung Holst
A. TL. Fairh
W. A. Mirich
Wall
Tu. Schodde
Nnks
U. S
American Teachers’ Association
J.L. Grahati
LL. D
Memphis
Tennessee
Cross
Ayer
Buckingham
R P Hall & Co
Nashua
W. A. Mirick
Old Congregational Church
Ualls
North~western Mutual Life Insurance Co
Milwaukes
Wis
Montiuelo State Bank
Herrick & Bauder
Monticello State Bank
P.O. Babcock
A. M. Maurice
D. D.S. Orrickn
Lovell
Dental Department
Drake University
Fred Puleston
Tilera & Dolton
Calla
J. W. Doxsee
Montivello
Own
Lila Care
Lovell Building
M. Remery
James Lemony
Remley & Remley
Attorneys
Antunose
Town
Mittin Street
Easterly Hotel
First Flgor
Wil
Pouraul
Siena
A. Matthieseen
E. E. Reed
Burrichter's Drygoods
A. Matthiessen
WM. J. Couchlan
D.D.S
Hilery & Morton‘s
M.E
W. B. van Boren
A. F. Tiede
E. Tarbox
Jones and
J.H. Lathrop
Actioneer
Oxford Junction
Willery
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