Fusion politics and county offices in Polk County
The piece surveys fusion influence in Polk County politics with claims of ring control over judicial and county posts. It notes third terms for Judge Ball and potential continued incumbency for Fillman, concerns over treasurer selections, and hints at Democrat participation and street-level political maneuvering amid chautauqua and excursion debates.
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Supreme Courts
Polk
Ball
Treasury
Polk County Democrat
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Strength Through Digestion
A vintage advertisement asserts that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure adds to the physical by digesting and assimilating food for nerves, blood, and tissues. It claims the product builds strength, is pleasant to taste, and uniquely enables the body to appropriate health benefits, sold by G. T. Ray & Co.
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G. T. Ray & Co
Daily fragment notes and stray names in print
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and terms like rey and ait with mentions of Daily. The snippet lacks a clear event, date, or full sentences to establish a coherent article or report.
Looks Bakery Promises First Class Goods for Banquets
LOOKS bakery advertises two first class bakers capable of producing bread pies cakes cookies buns and other fresh goods daily. It touts unmatched ice cream and invites readers to discuss catering banquets with them.
Beatrice Chautauqua Excursion Draws Large Shelby Crowd
A Beatrice excursion last Sunday carried about fifty residents from Shelby to the chautauqua. Art Ryan planned to go and his wife agreed to accompany him after his proposal. The trip began with the morning train and Artie wondered how he slept in. Mrs J W Ballenger visited Osceola on Tuesday. E E Knerr and Julie Mercer visited the state capital Tuesday. Gypsies have been loitering in the area offering fortunes for a fee. The Methodist group holds tent meetings north of the depot with Rev Lenfest aided by Rev Campbell at University Place.
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Beatrice
Shelby
Art Ryan
Artie
J. W. Ballenger
E. E. Knerr
Julie Mercer
Lenfest
Campbell
University Place
Community News Notes From Wayland Area
Wayland residents L Hennings and family August Anna and Phoebe Samuelson spent Sunday with S Leatherberry and family. Mr and Mrs L Obrist welcome a baby boy. John Skidmore injured a finger causing pain while Milford Skidmore remains unwell. Frank Vox of Osceola visited Wayland. Alice Elliott and Clara Dean visited Mrs R Rosenberry. Mr and Mrs Oscar Blevins visited Silas Miller's home. Edd Dillsaver has a new talking machine. The ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents.
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Anna
Phoebe Samuelson
S. Leatherberry
Mrs. L. Obrist
John Skidmore
Frank Vox
Osceola
Wayland
Mesdames
Alice Elliott
Clara Dean
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