Phil Boland Dead Debonair Lawyer and Patriot
The young LeMarg lawyer Phil Boland died Thursday morning after a prolonged illness and a weakened condition following a recent attack. He had been slated to deliver a Memorial Address yesterday but canceled due to sickness. admired as an honest, princely man, his death ends hopes that he might later represent his district in Congress.
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Cummins Enters Senate Race Against Allison
The Register and Leader notes Gov. A. K. Cummins announces candidacy for the U.S. Senate. It argues Allanson faces a tough reelect, while Cummins’ camp believes he can outpace the veteran in a high stakes contest. The piece frames a clash between progressive forces and Republican leadership in a pivotal campaign.
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Women suffrage petitions rejected as invalid in Parliament
J M Robertson investigated petitions from women against suffrage found largely spurious. He reports that of 30 000 to 40 000 signatures not a dozen are valid, with many names signed in the same handwriting and others added on separate sheets.
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Dr Shoup's Magic Ointment for Piles Disappears
An advertisement claims piles or hemorrhoids vanish after using Dr Shoup's Magic Ointment. It promotes solitary use, asserts natural healing, and mentions large glass jars sold by Huizenga and Mini Mangh.
Unclear OCR Clashes Over City Power Plant Deal
Fragmentary OCR tale discusses a potential public private power plant venture in Brooklyn with vague references to a river company and private ownership. It mentions contracts, monthly payments, and city control, but readable facts are limited and names are obscured. The passage hints at a bid for city power rights and debates over governance and profitability.
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Semi Municipal Ownership Debate Framing City Ventures
Fragmented OCR style notes discuss partnership between cities and private interests in utility or infrastructure ventures. Mentions a private committee seeking passive approval and reference to listing assets or property, with unclear dates or names. Focus remains on governance and public ownership questions rather than concrete actions or outcomes.
Light Plant Seizure in New Jersey Sparks Legal Action
A United States ampaharts seized the electric plant tied to Bark Rigs in New Jersey following a court order. Officials allege improper installation by the engineering firms, with plaintiffs claiming the plant was operated only partially and under white power influence. The case hinges on jurisdiction and the plant's operability across a regional power expanse.
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Private Enterprign Snelaltane and Government Camerality
Fragmentary text describes private enterprise and government Camerality issues. Mentions archonry, dune rights, Tyratlit of Soutymbile Wennices Is Seelabhaa, and Hom five ot Ut. No coherent events or clear entities emerge.
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Municipal water ownership sparks debate in Haligh N G
An article argues against municipal ownership of waterworks after a campaign noting deaths and public health concerns. It critiques private profits versus public welfare, citing taxes, rates, and the impact on utilities. The piece calls for reforms and questions government control, warning of corruption tendencies.
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Pernicious Partisan Activity in Local Politics
Fragmented letter noting alleged partisan interference by public servants and political actors in California. Mentions street cars and waterworks and hints at manipulation of elections. Contains unclear names and dire warnings about collusion, urging readers to examine local official actions.
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Haul Star Contemplates Water Contract with Great Northern
In a meeting at South Bend, the council authorized water works to enter talks with the Great Northern Power Company to supply electric power for pumping stations. The proposed contract sets a price for 4,000,000 gallons at 8 dollars and 6.50, with a reported yearly cost of 200 dollars per 7,000 gallons and depreciation not included.
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Municipal Night Plans Spark Debate Across Cities
Fragmented OCR text discusses municipal finance ideas and public works. It mentions English law, bonds with interest, and a proposed electric light plant investigated by a city committee. Citizens in Natchez vote on a municipal ownership proposition amid broader debates about governance and taxation.
Fragmentary civic note on early 20th century politics
A garbled passage references a political scene with mentions of trustees, candidates, and governance concepts. It hints at elections, ownership, and civic duties but contains numerous misspellings and unclear names, offering only a rough snapshot of a contested local process.
Local events loom as Des Moines area sessions and school notices announced
Nearby News notes a joint Des Moines area session in Letherville in August and several school and community items. Des Mathea’s Nye joins the address, while Gerree lon yillo and Sibley schools plan next year. A bank incident and a Roswell Gross sighting anchor a jumble of rural notices and upcoming events.
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Bounty proposal on coyotes faces Iowa county concerns
In a county auditor’s report concerns arise that no provision exists to grant a bounty on coyotes. The auditor was urged to deny the request yet supporters say the animals are increasing in this part of Iowa and claim they do as much damage as wolves, arguing that a bounty would spur more effort to eliminate the pests.
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