Gatelius Seeks County Recorder Nomination
Gatel ius runs as a candidate for county recorder subject to the decision of the Appanoose county Republican nominating convention.
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Newspaper
Moulton Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
2
Gatel ius runs as a candidate for county recorder subject to the decision of the Appanoose county Republican nominating convention.
Robert J. Baker of Sharon township and RE Parks of Wells Township announce candidacy for Appaloose county auditor subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. AH. Daniels also authorized to announce Bob Johnson as candidate for county auditor under the same convention process.
I M Probasco of Washington township runs for the office of Community Attorney subject to the Republican nominating convention decision.
A long list of names fills the page segment, detailing presidential and vice presidential contenders, secretary of state, state roles, attorney general, supreme court judge, railroad commissioner, and elector slates. Included are individuals from various districts and counties, with numerous electors and district selections noted.
A New York Sun critique notes Hon. J IX Jones of Arkansas and the Democratic National Committee push a campaign against trusts while Jones is said to hold stock in the Round Bale Cotton trust. It argues many Democrats may own trust stock, and questions their anti trust stance amid profits and power.
The piece notes McKinley prosperity and pianos as a Kansas slogan, Bryan’s acceptance letter cited, and Col. Bryan defending his nomination. It mentions national issues, imperialism debated by Democrats, and Towne’s stance on the vice presidency amid blue Lincoln-Dolliver contrasts and Clark’s improving health.
W. J. Bryan traveled to Washington to persuade Democratic Senators to back the Paris treaty. The measure was eventually approved by many of them, though Bryan has long opposed the treaty’s outcomes, whose hypocrisy is easily noted.
The Republican of Appanoose County will convene a delegate convention at the amuory opera house in Centerville on Saturday August 25 1900 at 1030 a m to nominate candidates for county attorney auditor clerk of the courts county recorder and member of the board of supervisors Delegates are allocated by votes cast for Leslie M Shaw in 1899 One delegate per ten votes or fraction thereof Total 298 Necessary for choice 150 Townships should hold primaries by August 1 W O G Cha rk Chem C W Venainiox Bee y Also an ad for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming health benefits and pricing 25 cents for sale by W I Berry
The Moulton Sun argues that anti empire rhetoric is a demagogic tactic used by Democrats in past elections. It praises the Republican Party as led by prudent statesmen like Allison Hepburn and Dolliver and asserts voters will reject claims of turning the republic into an empire. It emphasizes Iowa’s political influence and the party’s brains over rhetoric.
The Republicans of Washington township will hold a meeting at Molberts hall in Moulton on Saturday August 18 at 3 PM to select 25 delegates for the Republican county convention in Centerville on August 25 and to nominate a township ticket including two Justices of Peace two Constables one Trustee one Assessor one Clerk and to handle any other business. W. Hornapay Chm
Wells township Republicans meet in Dean on Saturday August 18 at 3 p.m. to elect 9 delegates to the county convention held one week later and to transact other business as needed. W. W. Witsox, Ch'm
The Burlington Route offers special summer excursion tickets on July 3, 9, 17 and August 1, 7, 21 to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden Hot Springs Custer Deadwood Spearfish Sheridan Wyoming at one first class fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Details and information available at the agent offices.
The Moulton post office lists letters for week ending last Monday. Ladies Mintie Anderson and Ina Crisman. Gents John Bailey Cale Stunt Sam M Johnson William King Ouis M Miller D VT Morgan Mr J Martin Mr Myers D EK Radford Chas Hf Steele and Mr W Wright. If not claimed in 15 days they go to the Dead Letter office by law. In calling please say Advertisen Cons Mansuan PP M.
Wanted: several persons to represent me in their counties as district office managers. Willing to pay $000 weekly, desirable employment with unusual opportunities. References exchanged. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. BOA Park Yee Caxton Building Chicago.
The Town Council of Moulton Ta adopts a sidewalk project on the south side of Second Street from the northwest corner of block 45 along lots 1 through 6 in block 45 and lots 1 2 3 and 4 in block 46 Gen. The work must be finished on or before September 1900 in compliance with ordinance No 21. I C Moorn J J Russear Clerk Mayor.
Adopted August 6 1900 by the Town Council of Moulton Ta that a sidewalk be built on the north side of Third Street starting at the west corner of block 31 and running along plots 7 8 9 and 10 in block 31 with completion by September 8 1900 under ordinance No 21 J J Russe Clerk and BK Moons Mayor.
Geo D Williams of Manchester Michigan quotes his wife’s five year helplessness and recovery after two bottles of Electric Bitters. The adulterated ad touts the remedy as a cure for female diseases nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headache backache dizziness and general debility with a guaranteed cure and 50 cent price by C A Powers.
Mrs Sarah A Tate died at her home at 6 a m Sunday August 5 age 75 years and 2 days after a brief illness. Her son S S Tate was away at Red Oak for the 51st Iowa encampment and learned of her death by telegraph. Other children Mrs Twizzie Clark Quincy Sr Magnus Tate and Geo Tate were present the next day. Funeral from the residence at 10:30 am Tuesday at the Christian church and burial followed in Oakland Cemetery.
Hicks and Creer seek at least ten men to visit daily for a year starting February 7 1900 to discuss five per cent farm loans or to buy city property. Abstracts, insurance, and legal papers offered with courteous treatment and best efforts to please. Centerville Iowa. Westroom Centerville Natl Bank.
Tuesday August 28 marks Soldiers Womens and Children's Day at the State Fair. Veterans of the late war and their spouses or widows may enter free through a special gate. Tickets will be issued by the G A R and distributed by their Department of Town.
J T Guetilius, a twelve year Appanoose County resident and Republican worker, operates at Centerville wagon and carriage factory. Elected Alderman in 2nd ward two years ago by a sizable margin, he is described as a strong vote getter who would strengthen the ticket if nominated.
A grand entertainment spectacle promises the world’s wonders with German giant Herr Drayton, Sampson of the century, champion tumblers, acrobats, aerilists, Japanese and Arab horsemen, a war elephant, lions, exotic acts, and a daily street parade at 12 30. Performances open at 1 and 7 pm with show開ing one hour later. Also a note seeking good grey draft horses at Moulton on Friday Aug 17 1900.
Dr L M Gilbert of the Osteopathic College, with Dr R Dysart as assistant, will hold weekly clinics in Moulton starting Tuesday July 3rd and Friday each week. Consultations are free. Office rooms upstairs at J Rogers. Tours from 10 a m to 5 p m.
Dr Nicholas F Burks the oculist from Centerville returns home Thursday after a highly successful visit with Moulton's people. His records show many customers fitted with glasses, marking him as among Moulton's best citizens. He plans another visit to Moulton in September.
Mrs. Long of New Straitsville Ohio credits Dr King’s New Discovery with preventing tragedy after a severe cough kept her awake. One bottle cured her and another man named Long suffered pneumonia. The medicine is sold with a guarantee and trial bottles at C A Powers drug store.
Local note invites residents of Moulton to attend a circus event while also getting eye tests and glasses fitted. The writer says they are well known to many citizens after several trips to Moulton.
Deming Indiana resident C P Holliday reports his baby endured severe stomach sickness during June and July teething, bowels moving five to eight times daily. After giving four drops of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in a spoonful of water, the infant improved at once, sold by W Ek Borry.
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