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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
17
Readable columns show continued county primary results by party. Republicans name Governor Warren Garst leading with 92 votes and multiple county and state offices with varying tallies. Democrats list governor candidate Claude Porter and numerous state and county posts with vote counts.
A long list of election results by ward and district shows Warren Garst and other candidates leading in Second Ward races. Totals cover Governor Auditor Attorney General and various county offices with delegates named for the county convention.
Readable fragments list names for district and county offices including George C. Cook and B. E. Law, John E. Tetrick, C. Klebey, W. L. Dorsey, M. Dowell, L. A. Whip. Committee assignments mention J. Algier and J. E. Tetrick. No dates or places provided.
The article lists numerous candidates and vote totals across wards for governor, attorney general, railroad commissioner, and other county and state offices. It names candidates such as Warren Garst, Charles Amos, H. A. Mitchell, Robert Van Boskirk, George Harnagel, and I. S. Pepper among others, with district allocations and committee roles mentioned.
An elderly patient symptoms attributed to sick kidneys are described as causing rheumatic pain backache and urinary disturbances. The ad urges Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure with a testimonial from Anna Hofman of Muscatine Iowa stating lasting relief after use and endorsing the product.
Socialists present a partial slate listing candidates for Second District George C Cook and C Wilson. for County Auditor James Biles and John T Tetrick. for County Superintendent Ida M Dowell. The fragmentary text shows a focus on candidate names with partisan labels and incomplete lines.
The English toy spaniel is one of the oldest popular dog breeds. Historical notes mention a spaniel in Mary Queen of Scots era that hid under her garments during execution, resembling later spaniels of Charles II’s time.
A furniture house salesman visits a delinquent client to collect a long outstanding bill. He carries the bill in his derby hat and asks if Mr Jones is dead, only to learn the client is Mr Jones. The next day the debtor sends a check for the amount.
Ellis Parker Butler argues Success Magazine that until a national game emerged there was no real union among states. Regional loyalties and politics fueled secession talk, but baseball’s rise forged a single American people despite sectional tensions.
A king laughs at a deputy’s overlong speech and guides him to the Louvre gallery. He compares the lengthy talk to the unfinished building, prompting the crowding listeners to see the point in brevity. The tale illustrates patience and concise speech.
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