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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
1
The passage credits Bryan with a maserwhief victory following the Jefferson triumph. It notes that seasons influence outcomes and cites the national legislation work of the past congress as context. Ultimately, it stresses that intelligent foresight of republican leadership will be decisive.
A political speech denounces the taxing ‘Plutocracy Special’ and calls for removing supports to push beneficiaries of special legislation toward honest effort, framing it as the party’s core purpose.
A Washington Press style recollection fondly imagines boyhood chores and rural tasks. The speaker longs for carefree mornings, milking cows, feeding hogs, tending animals, walking to school, and parental rebukes, celebrating simple farm life without woes.
A delegate convention of the Democrats in Iowa's Seventh district will meet at the courthouse in Des Moines at 2 p m on Saturday September 1 1906 to nominate a congress candidate and conduct related business. Representation is one delegate per county plus one for each hundred votes over fifty cast for Mulvaney in 1904. counties listed with delegate totals. Chas O'Donnell chair Clint L Price secretary.
The article urges precincts to call timely meetings and elect men who will attend the county central committee convention. It notes a brighter political outlook and invites voters to assemble September 8 at 7:30 pm to nominate delegates endorsing party principles and support the upcoming election process.
The message urges every Democrat in the state to donate one dollar to support the party ticket in Iowa. It emphasizes no corporate money and appeals to common people to fund the campaign, instructing donors to send money by registered letter or draft to Thomas Kelly in Sigourney, Iowa, with W. Miller as chairman and J. F. McGinty as secretary of the State Central Committee.
Uncle Sam still holds about 149 000 000 acres of land in the public domain, nearly a third of the original. Reports from the large northwestern territory suggest more land remains available, barring any errors in those accounts.
The Atlanta Constitution cites an English physician claiming silence cures nervous women and delays wrinkles, but the piece doubts the quote’s authenticity and suspects an editor’s fabrication for effect.
A reflective verse stresses unseen family finance, focusing on a father bearing debt and bills. It laments the burden carried alone as others fail to recognize the strain of keeping a home together and preparing for hard times.
Analyses reveal that wild cherry phosphate in soda water contains no cherry and is composed of injurious and dangerous drugs and acids. Genuine wild cherry can be sold at some fountains, but safer alternatives are advised for consumption.
The San Francisco earthquake inquiry by a Japanese commission found most destruction stemmed from defective mortar. It determined that honest mortar and wet bricks during laying would have spared many brick buildings.
The author argues socialism fails by assuming people can be converted to altruism through laws and saintliness through legislation. It labels its sponsors as inheritors of wealth and a host of ne'er-do-wells, with no one who truly made and kept a fortune. The piece notes broader opportunities to gain wealth today despite industrial conditions.
The Register and Leader comments on Mr. Bryan's New York reception remarks as carefully written but lacking sustained eloquence. It notes Roosevelt would seek more dynamic force, while Bryan shines only with free rein and inspiration, and remarks his editorials and abroad letters were mediocre.
William J. Bryan spoke at Madison Square Garden after a year abroad, drawing a massive ovation as he urged tariff reform and a constitutional method change for electing U.S. senators. He attacked the Senate as a bulwark of predatory wealth and warned that trusts buy political influence, calling for a private monopoly overthrow and strong railroad rate reforms.
The passage argues that youthfulness brings confidence and strong opinions about national policy, yet true intelligence requires recognizing others equally smart. It critiques overconfidence in youngsters and notes how rapid learning can outpace institutions like high schools. It suggests reflection and humility as essential traits.
A scathing portrayal of a perpetual critic known as the fault finding man. The poem 描述他的 gloomy gaze and relentless contempt for every idea, work, or joy, painting him as a sour, supervising pest who breeds unhappiness with every action and word.
The passage portrays a restless figure who laments fate and declines grand rewards. It frames enduring dissatisfaction as a divine warning and paints the fretting individual as a troubling, almost prophetic presence.
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest cure for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore feet and sore eyes. Available for 25 cents at H M Langerak’s drug store with guaranteed results.
The District Court of Marion County Iowa records a will claiming to be the last will of James Muilenburg deceased. The will is to come before the court at the October term beginning October 2, 1906, for hearing. All interested parties may appear. Ge o W Long Clerk Knoxville Iowa date September 1 1906.
In busy life small courtesies slip and meals can strain the stomach. A quick dose of Kodol For Dyspepsia digests food and restores comfort. Sold by H. M. Langerak.
J Bayless declares intention to seek the Republican county convention nomination for member of the Board of Supervisors. The announcement appears in the Chronicle as a formal notice of candidacy pending convention decision.
For Sale a fine two and one half story brick residence in South Pella with eleven rooms besides large closets and hallways. Includes good heating plant, barn, ice house and other good outbuildings. Apply at Chronicle office. 24tf.
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