Premium list of livestock and prizes at Jones County Fair
The Jones County Fair awards show livestock prizes and exhibitor items from Helfer and others. Prizes include bulls aged 2 1 and 0 years, cows 2 and 3 years, heifers 2 1 and 1 years, and under 1 year, plus produce of cow and herd exhibits. Also listed are numerous household and craft prizes from exhibitors such as Rudolph Aebi, Mrs A Allemand, and Herman Pricker, with items ranging from book racks and coffee cake to tatting and jelly, followed by continued listings on page four.
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Campbell Livestock Co
Heifey
Hereford
Rudolph Aebi
Electria
Plano
A. Allemand
French Knot &m
Mattie
Balsiger
Bricker
Donald Bell
Bell
John
Bill Cashan
C. Cashen
Anna Iden
Tim
J.B. Barley
Fothergil
Byelet
Reimer Furgeson
Elizabeth Fo
H. Geo Dresser
Geo. Guyan
Allemand
Glouser
Barnita Hutton
Agnes Hepp
Rennie Hoffman
Adda
Maynard Hoffman
Sss
Ean Neen
Lucile Hogan
Faspberrias Oon
Pauline Hoffman
Debate over officers state of war and presidential power
The article argues Vice President Marshall questioned electing general officers, noting Civil War era ranks arose from close soldier-officer bonds, while Great War era saw officer aloofness. It discusses public opinion, Senate resistance, and potential effects on ratification of the Versailles treaty and the league of nations amid a president's Western trip.
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Congress
Senate
League of Nations
Sioux City Journal
Times
White House
Versailles
Germany
United States
Costly living prompt sparks idle labor joke
A Kansas City Star quip suggests the high cost of living could be eased if everyone stopped working and instead spent time talking about it, reflecting a satirical take on economic stress.
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Kansas City Star
Senate
Cincinnati Times-Star
Campaign for public education on the German peace treaty
The Senate probes the peace treaty with Germany and the League covenant and Senator Knox urges a nationwide education drive. The aim is to inform the public about the treaty details and its impact on American sovereignty, promoting strong Americanism and opposition to perceived imperial concessions.
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New York Sun
Senate
Germany
League of Nations
Wilson
Knox
United States
Simon
Miners' Demand Echoes Rail Takeover Critique
In a sharp column, the St. Paul Pioneer Press argues that miners call for government seizure of coal mines to be handed to workers, comparing the idea to rail nationalization and warning against expanding such "hold up the public" schemes to farms mills hotels and other industries.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
Gompers and Labor Ties Face Historic Rift Abroad
Lincoln Journal notes Samuel Gompers returns from Europe amid a growing socialist influence in organized labor. The piece suggests a pivotal clash between conservative leadership under Gompers and radical currents seeking to reshape the American labor movement. It frames the coming struggle as a defining test for Gompers and the movement.
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Lincoln Journal
Samuel Gompers
Europe
United States
Gompers
America
Obituaries and notices from Delaware county era events
Mrs. J. P Seward dies after long illness in Manchester. Miss Madeline Hess and Leo Hemmer wed in Farley. Strawberry Point Fair receipts exceed 1918 by $1600. Fannie Gannon named Home Demonstration agent replacing Grace Matthews. John J. Ingalls receives Distinguished Service Cross for WWI bravery. Dwight I. Finch of Manchester dies at 69. Clinton county votes on paving and an $1,800,000 bond. Ida Fullerton, 69, dies by gas inhalation in Marion. Mrs. John Killock, 16, dies after automobile accident in Davenport. A West Union to Dubuque Labor Day parade features thousands. Divorce cases set for October in Delaware county court. Amos J. Petersen of Calamus dies by suicide. Alva Clagham killed in Lawler area crash. Edna Dean of Mason City injured. others hurt. Jane Kirkwood, 98, celebrates Labor Day birthday in Iowa City. Guy P. Gregg dies in Lansing while pitching. Bootlegging case heard in Anamosa court. Alta Wells’s husband arrested for desertion. case dismissed. Henry Mueller of Dubuque injured in nightclub incident. Alfred Faley and Louis Casey jailed for assault at a dance in Filmore. List of Dubuque County war dead provided.
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J. P Seward
Manchester
Madeline Hess
Leo Hemmer
Worthington
Farley
Fannie Gannon
Gilman
Delaware County
Grace Matthews
John J. Ingalls
Maquoketa
Ida Fullerton
Marion
John Killock
Davenport
Mercy Hospital
West Union Fair
Hurley
District Court
Delaware’ County
Flattie Hines
Henry Hines
Debbie S. Morgan
James D. Morgan
Hopkinton
Amos J. Petersen
Calamus
Clinton County
Alva Clagham
Lawler
Iowa
Mason City
Edna Dean
Jane Kirkwood
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa City
Johnson County
Guy P. Gregg
Oppie
Yager
Alta Wells
Elmer Wells
Lawrence
Anamosa
Henry Mueller
Dubuque
Alfred Faley
Louis Casey
Pleasant Grove
Filmore
Mueller
Kennedy
Dubuque County
Sad Credulity in Investment Habits Noted
A Minneapolis Journal column critiques gullible investors who buy any stock offered, believing they are wisely investing their money. The piece warns against credulity and urges caution in financial decisions.
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Minneapolis Journal
Monticello Memoir Highlights 1899 September Events
September 1899 entries note Henry Seimering in the Philippines 38th Infantry band. Mrs Paulina Hosford’s 80th birthday. Libbie Robertson becomes Mt Morris Illinois college director of music. Weddings including Maurice Byerly and Miss Elsie Byerly. Grange and G.A.R member John Dolphin's death. editor John Blanchard's passing in Minneapolis. Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show with Roosevelt’s Rough Riders in Monticello. deaths of Rev James Hill and Mrs Catharine Stuhler. Daisy Rundle’s death. William Johnson and Lottie Sweezy wed.
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Henry’ Seimering
38Rd Infantry
Philippines
Paulina Hosford
Libbie Robertson
Mt. Morris
Illinois
Robert Maurice
Nic Maurice
Elsie Byerly
Peter Byerly
Maurice
Jefferson
Herman Sandhouse
John Dolphin
Monticello
Grand Army
John Blanchard
J. B. Smith
Charles Cline
Marion
Grace Lovell
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Robert C. Stirton
Scotland
Gov. Shaw
Center Junction
Buffalo Bill
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
James Hill
Cascade
Jones County
Catharine Stuhler
George Stuhler
Daisy Rundle
O. B. Rundle
William Johnson
Hopkinton
Lottie Sweezy
David Street
Professor Fisher Names Fixed Weight Gold Dollar Culprit
Professor Fisher identifies the fixed weight gold dollar as the real offender in the case. The speaker joins a growing posse aiming to capture the culprit.
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Omaha World-Herald
Fisher
Politics Over Shantung Stirs Chatter in Minnesota
The St. Paul Pioneer Press notes a heated debate on Shantung policy and suggests voter relevance by drawing a hypothetical link to Chinese ballots in upcoming elections.
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St. Paul
Carnegie's Unrealized Ambition in Contemplated Reforms
A compilation of editorial takes from various papers critiquing leaders and policies. Critics mock Carnegie and others for failed aims while lampooning labor, taxation, and governance themes across several cities including Springfield Minneapolis Cincinnati Sioux Falls St. Paul Dallas and Washington.
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Carnegie
Springfield
Mass
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Pene
Angel Food
Philp Hubbard
Hayden
F. M. Hayek
Hicks & Rickiots
Evel J. Hayes
FP. Johnson
Ghapos
Jones Co
Iowa Jones
Laura Kooy Drasser
Doalgny
Rod Penell
Luiterature Boo
Harriet Tivingston
J. M. King
Frieda Lang
Mont
Tonia Loesel
Frank Loche
Pineace
McCo
Mat Miller
Spec Battenberg
Geo. Meyer
A. J. H. McNeili
DeVere Minehart
Jno
Matthiassen
C. Main
A. Me
Minnie Melia
Meda McQuire
Ellen Marshall
PRG Oy
Ueshpe
Reece Atyad
J. B. Oswald
Jad
Marshall
Sears-Roebuck
Army of Occupation
General Pershing
National Guard
Dallas News
France
Neighborhood News
Clarence Voltz
John Woolwine
Harry C. Welch
Fred Wurst Vercher
Des Moines
William Gibbs McAdoo
McAdoo
Cedar Rapids
Birmingham
Tom
Thomas Riley Marshall
Sioux Falls
Lloyd George
King
Geddes
Washington Post
Chicago Daily News
Mexico
Washington
Call of the State Superintendent of Banking
United
United States War Savinga
Federal Reserve Bank
Banka
Tlonne
Montivallo
The
Monticello State Bank
Jones County Trust and Savings Bank
H. M. Remley
James Remley Remley & Rehmley
Attorneys AT Law
Main Street
A. P. Lambert
McNeill
Charles W. Bosley
Lara Bosley
Bosley
Bosley Doctors of Chiropractic
Princess Theatre Building
City Hitch Yard
M. F. Hogan
F. A. Hefner
Stiskford Drug Store
Montivello Town
Eclipse Corner
Harry L Rodman
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