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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
2
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Jon Jongewaard announces himself as a candidate for County Recorder subject to the approval of the County Republican Convention. Ames W. Water announces himself as a candidate for County Recorder subject to the approval of the Republican County Convention.
The Iowa Republican delegate convention will meet in Des Moines on August 1, 1900, at 11 a.m. to nominate candidates for state offices and organize other business. Representation is based on county votes for Leslie M. Shaw in 1899, with counties listed for apportionment.
The Cherokee senator Hubert announces candidacy for Secretary of State. In Des Moines he is praised for courtesy and character, with supporters noting his gentlemanly conduct and strong personal appearance and urging his nomination.
Incomplete returns from Oregon show Republicans leading the state by about 8000 over the fusion ticket. The will holds both legislative branches with a 22 vote edge on joint ballot, overturning prior fusion expectations and suggesting Mark Hanna influenced the result with a small sum.
Bi Manning of Carlton enters the race for Secretary of State ahead of the Republican convention. He has broad support from Republicans across Lucas County and is regarded as a trustworthy candidate who would serve with credit if nominated.
A reader notes surprise at county democratic papers urging Republican nomination choices and questions why they do not promote their own candidates, implying media influence on party processes.
Citizens discuss upcoming elections and praise the County Normal School stating the entire ticket may win in Sioux County. The county normals are said to provide excellent training on par with state institutions and may attract a large attendance this season.
Sioux Center Free Press reports on saloon petitions in Sioux County urging reopens if 85 percent sign. Debates accuse Democrats of using foreign questions for votes. notes on Bryan McKinley world and Boer peace moves. A new petition circulates amid population claims and June board of supervisors action.
The world already knows Britain declined the offer from President MacKinley. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as a cure for constipation with phenomenal sales. Drugstores report wide popular approval and strong demand in trial 10 cent sizes and larger 50 cent and 1 dollar formats from M Brink.
Town residents and business men have signed a petition showing united sentiment on the saloon issue. The Chatsworth Advertiser notes broad backing across the community and clear local feeling.
The guide warns that wool fibers shrink when interlaced and recommends careful washing. Avoid washboards and hand soap, use Gold Dust Washing Powder with hot water for suds, immerse repeatedly, then wash planners in half warm water. Wring, reshape, and air dry away from wind and strong sun.
Classified notice seeking a trustworthy applicant for a large house position with a monthly salary of 05 and increased permanent status. Respond with a self addressed stamped envelope to MANAGER at 330 Caxton building Chicago.
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The Chicago News notes Amy Lesilie’s Paris letter praising the first acknowledged corn bread made in France at an early ceremony. It describes years of attempts by locals to bake corn bread, once met with persistent failures and national frustration.
A Chicago shopkeeper delighted French diners by serving corn bread to a festive Paris gathering. The rare elderly lady with a dark smile fed two hours, drawing eager Americans and locals into a luminous display of culinary joy amid French tastes and meteorically positive reception.
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