Republican Electors Delegate Convention Des Moines August 1
Delegates from Iowa will meet in Des Moines on Wednesday August 1 at 11 am to nominate candidates for state offices and electors. The convention will allocate representation by county and votes for governor Leslie M. Shaw in November. The circular lists county delegate totals and names the Republican State Central Committee chair H O Weaver and secretary W Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owa
Iowa
Des Moines
Leslie M. Shaw
H O. Weaver
Republican State Central Com
McKinley favored in several states. Bryan seeks midterm gain
The article analyzes 1896 electoral results and predicts current year shifts. It notes Kansas Kentucky and Maryland likely for Bryan, tallying a ten vote gain, needing thirty eight to win, and questions New York New Jersey Indiana and North Dakota changing sides. It emphasizes New York’s historical plurality and doubts about other key states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
McKinley
Kentucky
Maryland
Bryan
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
North Dakota
Kinley
New
Press opinions show party lines in early convention disputes
Dubuque Times notes Senator Quay withdraws a plan to base state representation on Republican vote, arguing the south would gain unfairly. Sac Sun mocks Democratic trust policy on Porto Rico sugar, while Fairfield Ledger cites Uncle Hod Boies voting Democratic “because he is a Democrat” and questions his past independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Senator Quay
Philadelphia
Sac Sun
Democratic Party
United States
Porto Rico
Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Fairfield Ledger
Hod Boies
Shel by supervisors spark costly saloon drive riotous
Shel by county board of supervisors declares a saloon consent sufficient after deducting 231 names alleged to have moved since the last election. The move lets saloon proponents keep enough names on the statement of consent, provoking controversy.
Grain-O praised as substitute for coffee in letter
A.C. Jackson of Goshen New York writes Genesee Pure Food Co. LeRoy praising Grain-O as a coffee substitute. He notes he tried it at home and finds Grain-O as good as the best java and mochas they have used, sending respectful regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genessee Pure Food Co
LeRoy
N. Y
A.C. Jackson
Negro Teachers Advance at Georgia State Conference
Augusta Georgia June 26 the Georgia State Teachers Association convention is in session Topics include Negro Education in Georgia and What is Being Done A large number of negro teachers attend and discuss actual conditions in education and plans for remedying evils found
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Teachers Advancement
Augusta
The
Georgia State Teachers Association
Georgia
Stop that cough right away with Lightning Cough Cure
An ad promotes Lightning Cough Cure as a quick remedy for coughs. The brief copy highlights rapid relief and urges immediate use. The offer appears in a compact marketing fragment likely from a vintage ad page.
Climate and Crop Service Weekly Crop Bulletin
The week’s weather was generally favorable for crops with uneven rainfall and some wind squalls and hail. Corn progress is strong and nearing completion by July 1, while oats wheat and barley benefit from cool nights. barley harvest begins soon and clover cutting varies by region. apple conditions show decline in central and southern sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Horticultural Society
Grandview News Notes and Local Arrivals
Mr Bridges sold Arch McGrew a new binder. Will Kelley shipped a load of hogs last week. Dr Higeley visited Columbus Junction Friday. Mrs A Thomas of Wapello visited here Friday. Aug Judish of Davenport visits Peter Haas. A heavy rain last week benefited crops. Bishop Sanford preached at United Evangelical Church Sunday evening. Fred Huffman of Wisconsin visiting his parents at James Eavens. Dowell Hypnotic Entertainment Co of Muscatine will perform June 26 and 27. Harry Gertz of Muscatine visited J J Stingle and left with Miss Vinnie Stingle. Clarence King Ed McGrew Willis Thompson arrived from Muscatine after a week’s work. School board engaged teachers for next year Miss Williamson and Miss Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges
Arch McGrew
Will Kelley
Higeley
Columbus Junction
A. Thomas
Wapello
Aug. Judish
Davenport
Peter Haas
W. N. Sanford
United Evangelical Church
Fred Huffman
Wisconsin
James Eavens
Dowell Hypnotic Entertainment Co
Muscatine
Harry Gertz
J. J. Stingle
Vinnie Stingle
Clarence King
Ed. McGrew
Willis Thompson
Miss Williamson
Island
Miss Johnson
Columbus City
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Quick Comfort for Shoes
Ladies can wear smaller shoes after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder that loosens tight shoes and relieves coins bunions and blisters. It claims instant relief for swollen feet and sore spots, cures sweating and hot aching feet, with free trial by mail from Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Spectacle Parade Promotes Forepaugh Shows with Consolidation
A morning procession of immense scale will precede the two Great Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers shows. The parade is free and promises spectacular splendor with elephants, a royal cavalcade, a menagerie, ornate chariots, and exotic participants. Low excursion rates will enable wide attendance of America’s greatest shows consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
Cleopatra
America
Hood's Sarsaparilla Appetite Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a stomach tonic that restores appetite for people who struggle to eat. It claims the tonic offers quick relief, makes food nourishing, and improves overall digestion with each dose.
Colorado Fencing Contest Opens in Denver
The Fencers League of Colorado begins its first annual medal competition in Denver today. Four medals will be awarded: best and second best in fencing and best and second best with sabers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Col
Fencers League of Colorado
Lorillard Bankruptcy Hearing Resumes in New York
The Jacob Lorillard bankruptcy case heard before referee Prentiss was resumed. Claims totaling several hundred thousand dollars were recently allowed amid objections. An effort is underway to bring the case before Judge Brown of the United States Circuit Court for appointment of a referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Lorillard
Prentiss
Brown
United States Circuit Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Office of
Wittich Bros
Louisville
Nashville
Great Central Southern Trunk Line
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Adress
R. J. Wemyss
General Immigration and Industrial Agt
Lolisville, KY
Geo
B. Fisch
the Muscatine Journal
John Mahin and Sons
Journal
Journal Printing Co
Chicago
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Adair
Gordo
Clinton
Crawford
Inca Delaware
Dickinson
Emmett
Payette Wise
Floya
Franklin
Fremont
Sane Green
Grundy
Adams Eves
Blackhawk
Butler
Guthrie
Hamilton
Harrison
Li Roe
Ccc
Seniaesneaee Haowaca
Buena Vista
Jefferson
Mitchell
Kossuth
Cove
Plymouth
Pocahontas
POE
Pottawattamie
Poweshiek
Cmnoter
Ccce
Cvs
Connecticut
Delaware
Thingis
Csrce
Michigan
Massachusetts
Ess
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Saleh
Kwen E
North Dakotas
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Jutlook
al College
Wetwooe
Caves
Califorsis
Floridia
Vaaseh
Louisana
Missouri
Fee
Montana
Bees Beh
Nebraska
North Carolina
South Carolina
Fabrogess
Cove Cceck
Cs Es
Torre
Virginia
Dane
Washington
Wyoming
A. Ocusmas
Board of Supervisors
Shelby County
Jud C. Welliver
Des Moines Leader
Sioux City Tribune
John D. Kelley
Welliver
Tribune
Board of Water Works Trustees of
Eagle Point
Drake University
Carroll Times
Ottumwa Democrat
Greene
Goshen, Ill
Climate and Crop Service
Grandview
Hood
Long & Son
Monogram
Lorillard
Carters
Carter
Carter Medicine CO
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Missouri River
Omaha
St. Joseph
Rock Island
John Sebastian
Cedar River
Waterloo
Lewis
J.B. Lewis Company
Boston, Mass
Woodelaiv
Cypress
Cypress Ad
John J. Havercamp
Abe Mle
Ality
Srster
Muscatine, Iowa