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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
2
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OHN JONGEWAARD announces his candidacy for County Recorder, pending Republican Convention approval. AMES W. WAITE also declares for County Recorder, subject to Republican Convention approval.
Iowa Republican electors convene in Des Moines on Wednesday August 1 1900 at 11 am to nominate candidates for secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general supreme court judge railroad commissioner two electors at large and district electors. Representation: one delegate per county plus one for every two hundred votes or fraction cast for Governor Shaw in 1899. County apportionment listed includes Lyon O Brien Oscola Sioux and others.
A long weathered column notes the biennial election law proposed amendment to the state constitution has passed the legislature and is before the public. It argues machines would simplify voting and cut costs, urging Sioux County adoption and voter awareness ahead of July first.
The Philadelphia convention nominated William McKinley for President and Theodore Roosevelt for Vice President. The piece predicts a large Republican victory and four years of prosperity, noting that Democrats face strong opposition. Editor Bowers of Orange City Hearth seeks the Republican State Central Committee seat from the eleventh district against McCutchen of Holstein, with strong local support for George.
The Akron Tribune reports a creamery owner questioned rough milking practices as a test of one cow showed 24 percent milk, rising to 94 percent as the cow dried. The pair averaged 48 percent, suggesting most milk came from the stripping process. Also notes troops ordered to China and civil service moves affecting Hawaii and Porto Rico under President McKinley.
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