Democratic Ticket Appears With Governor Porter and State Officers
Democratic ticket lists Governor Claude R Porter and Lt Governor, Secretary of State John D Denison, Treasurer J S McLuep, Auditor Danforth, Attorney General C E Munroe, Supreme Judges E M Carr and L M Fisher, Superintendent W S Wilson, Clerk of Supreme Court T Keenan, Reporter H M Parker, Railroad Commissioners W L Carpenter and E K Stoll.
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Claude R. Porter
John D. Denison
J. S. McLuep
Danforth
C. E
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Fred Townsend
E. M. Carr L
W. L. Carpenter
E. K. Stoll
Representative ticket for 7th district and county offices
Readable fragments list candidates for Marion County and Lake Prairie Township offices. Names appear for Representative, Auditor, Treasurer, Recorder, Sheriff, Supt. of Schools, County Attorney, Coroner, Trustees, Justices of Peace, Township Clerk, and Assessor position outside jurisdiction. No dates or clear outcomes provided.
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H. Amos
Walter Bane
G. J. Davis
W. E. Hyer
Wm. Anspauch
W. J. Wilson
H. H. van Benthysen
Edgar Fee
Fred F. Carpenter
D. W. Wilkes
Browner
Allen Anderson
Democrats Campaign Fund Drive for Iowa State Ticket
A Waterloo framed notice urges Iowa Democrats to donate one dollar each to fund a campaign for the full state ticket. It claims no corporate money or business interests back the effort and directs supporters to send funds to treasurer Thomas Kelly at Sigourney, with signing officials C. W. Miller and J. F. McGinty.
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Sigourney
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State Central Committee
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Cummins attacked as squanderer and faker in political battle
The piece rails against Governor Cummins, accusing him of reckless extravagance and reform pretenses. It urges voters to check tax receipts, compare with prior years, and judge him by his tangible results or lack thereof. It likens him to La Follette, Dowle, and questions his genuine reform.
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Claude Porter
Cummins
John Alexander Dowle
Iowa
Pope
Rome
United States Senate
la Follette
Towa
On The Firing Line Our Extravagant Governor
Editorial ridicules reformer Cummins accusing him of counterfeit virtue. It argues he feigns anti railroad stance yet favored railroads in campaigns. The piece claims the governor lacks genuine reform credentials and mocks the La Follette comparison.
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Jesus
Confucius
Mohammed
John Alexander Dowie
Cumming
Cummins
la Follette
Mmnelight
Democratic party unity under Cummins influence criticized
The Register-Leader is accused of backfiring to mislead about Democratic dissension while asserting party unity behind Porter and Ammon gains. The piece argues real Democrats back the campaign, Bryan’s broad sympathy, and Weaver’s cooperation, denying any genuine rift this year. Down in Washington county Isa der is noted as being seen poking heart.
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Cummins
Democratic Party
Register- Leader
Ammon
Porter
Bryan
Iowa
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State Committee
Progressives and standpatters in Iowa politics debated
The piece critiques Republican factions in Iowa with mentions of LaFollette, Dolliver, Cummins, and Fairbanks. It notes Roosevelt carries Iowa, shifts in public opinion, and a Primghar meeting for Old Mother Hubbard amid Cumminsism rumors while mocking standpat tactics and the tariff stance.
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Fairbanks
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Cummins
Cumming
Warren Stewart Seeks Washington County Legislature Seat
Warren Stewart, a plain farmer, is expected to win election to the legislature from Washington county. He aligns with the Democratic state platform, though he is not a politician, he holds firm to Democratic principles.
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Warren Stewart
Washington County
Governor Cummins Faces Fierce Opposition in Fire for Cummins
Governor Cummins spoke at Maren go last week to a crowded opera house as critics claim the state remains a hot battleground for Cummins. Analysts say sustaining support requires heavy effort and strategic persuasion amid a tough political fight.
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Cummins
Marengo
Cumming
Senatorial Hopeful Jamison Faces District Election
The Shenandoah World barbs hint at Brother Jamison's senate bid from his district. A Democrat traveling to Des Moines next winter for a legislative session is noted with light irony. The Cedar Rapids Republican asks what is man’s chief end, while Town comments standpatters aim to vent at Cummins and queries Cedar Rapids paper response.
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Shenandoah World
Senate
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Cummins
For Sale A Fine Brick Residence in South Pella
For Sale A fine two and one half story brick residence in South Pella. Eleven rooms besides large closets and hallways. Good heating plant, barn, ice house and other out buildings. Apply at Chronicle office. 24tf.
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Pella
Chronicle Office
Farm for Sale Near Pella Iowa Awtry Property 263 Acres
Farm for sale the Mrs M A Awtry farm five miles northeast of Pella Iowa comprising 263 acres. Describes very good land well improved with improvements and telephone service. For further information contact Mrs M A Awtry Pella Iowa RB D No 2 28cf.
Farm 216 Acres Public Sale Near Pella
A 216 acre farm six miles south of Pella will be offered at public sale Tuesday October 20 at 2:00 PM at the office of J. H. Stubenauch. Terms can be learned by inquiring at the same office.
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Pella
J. H. Stubenauch
Tuedsay
Farm Prospect Near Pella Offers 800 Acres
An 800 acre farm within twenty miles of Pella presents a prosperous farming opportunity. Located two and a half miles from the railway station and nine miles from the county seat, it includes a six room house a large barn and a cattle shed. Address for details provided.
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Pella
Stevenson Defends Cruelty Case Versus Dog Owner
The tale recounts Robert Louis Stevenson rebuking a man cruel to a dog. When told he had no right to interfere, Stevenson replies that the dog belongs to God and he is there to protect it. The moral calls for kindness to all living creatures as God’s beings.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Heavenly
Hollister Tea Ad Promises Health for Stomach Ailments
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for stomach troubles and foul digestion. It claims the product keeps you well and offers tea or tablets for 35 cents, attributed to F. D. Stubenrauch.
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Hollister
F. D. Stubenrauch
Precedent Shapes Parental Demands On Growing Children
A fragment notes how parents’ earlier actions set expectations that become more demanding as children age, creating selfish behavior and reduced consideration over time. The observation underscores long term impact of early household patterns on future conduct.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Claims Curative Power
Taken as directed, it becomes the greatest curative agent for the relief of suffering humanity ever devised. Such is Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. F. D. Stubenrauch.
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Hollister
F. D. Stubenrauch
Apology by Ned and Grandmother Friendship Tale
A boy Ned and his grandmother are close friends though he sometimes speaks hastily. He apologizes in his own way after boasting about wheelbarrow dirt. The mother questions if he said sorry, Ned explains his grandmother prefers his cheerful offer of more dirt, and they reconcile.
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Ned
Candidate Harry O. Viersen Seeks Lake Prairie Township Assessor
The undersigned announces his candidacy for township assessor in Lake Prairie Township. He thanks supporters and voters for courtesies shown during the campaign and at the polls.
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Harry O. Viersen
Famous Strike Breakers Promote New Life Pills
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as the cure for liver and bowel issues. It claims they settle trouble quickly and purify the system, listing Henry M. Langerak, a druggist, as the contact.
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New Life
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Care of the Child Establishes Sleep and Routine
The article urges mothers to set a strict daily schedule for rising, bathing, meals, airing, and bed time to aid baby care. It argues against giving in to early morning demands, noting older children resist returning to sleep and seek attention, comfort, or food, while mothers preserving rest.
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