Cummins La Follette tariff stance fuels western push
The article lauds Senator Cummins for proposing amendments to ease duties on monopolized goods and to adopt reciprocal features of McKinley and Dingley laws. It portrays western Republicans rallying to a square deal, contrasts with party machine influence, and notes Iowa Congressmen supporting tariff revision benefiting the West amid other Iowa political topics.
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Cummins
United States
Senate
Congress
Aldrich
West
America
la Follette
Iowa
Vinton Eagle Targets Congressmen Good and Local Figures
The Vinton Eagle harshly critiques Congressmen Good on behalf of the people while noting past shifts in opinion about Good's predecessor. It references Senator Cummins comparing Cannon and Aldrich to Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, hints at his joking nature, remarks on the baseball season starting, and speculates Congress may adjourn as public attention shifts to farming figures like Joan Cowatt who is praised as a farmer.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Vinton Eagle
Good
the Eagle
Mr. Good
Congress
Bro. Murphy
Cummins
Cannon
Henry Clay
Aldrich
Daniel Webster
Report of County Officers for the Year 1908
The auditor's office submits its annual report on receipts and disbursements of fees, plus the permanent school fund and school fund interest for the year ending December 31, 1908, referencing various Codes and editions of school laws.
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Board of Supervisors
Auditor's Office
Cummins Iowa idea amendment targets monopolies in tariff fight
Washington dispatch reports Senator Cummins finishing a draft amendment to deny shelter to monopolies and admit their products free. The plan, submitted to several senators and western representatives, will be introduced when the tariff bill reaches the Senate and is expected to spark a long, bitter debate. It aims to reveal schedules’ relation to monopoly and reflect Iowa’s long fight. Progressive Iowa members express satisfaction.
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Washington
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Progressive Tendency
Dollar rate extension for Herald subscribers
Due to a late spring and poor roads, the Semi-Weekly Herald will keep the old rate open for a few weeks longer to allow payment at the old rate and for advance one year payments. Check the paper tag to see current standing as the extension won’t last long.
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Herald
Sheriff Fees Annual Report for Hardin County 1908
To the Board of Supervisors of Hardin County I submit the annual report of sheriff's fees earned and collected for the year 1908 beginning January 1 1908 and ending December 31 1908. Recapitulation Balance due for year 1908 800 00 I hereby certify this is a true and correct account of all sheriff's fees collected for 1908.
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State of
Iowa
Hardin County
R.A. Vigars
PY. A. Burlingame
Towa
Lock Wood
M. “Lockwood
WM. Wiemer
County Board of Supervisors
L. B. Tucker
A. D
Board of Supervisors
Tantary
Mhos, Walsh
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Tabernacle
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Billy Sunday
Iowa Central
State Board of Health
Joan Cowatt
Auditor’s Annual Report
Dota, Jows
Treasury
General Assembly
Laws
Inc
Bell
OF Institute Fund
Eldora
Honorable
Institute Fund
State Warrant Institute
Julia Scurry
Recorder’s Annual Report
L. B Tucker
E. L. Marriage
Dr W.dhallenberger
Chicago
Kidora
HOTEL
Winchester
Shallender
Sheriff's
Verllggpelleve
Tilos
Walsh
Lown
Lhos
Wits
Vigars
Atbach
Ug Wi
Waapee
Plymouth Rock
L. B
Nhoes
Will Ward
Beck
M. ‘Crosbie
Asbury, Park
N. J
Anguire
Herald Office
F. O. Wickman
W. P
Augustus Stowe
Uardin
Bidori
Burlingame, Clark
Chas
Doud
Man
District Court
Julius Stéinberg
Sluid County
Finks
Mae
Wilbert Shallenberger
Orney
Didori
Court House
Herbert A. Huff
Olfice
Flotet Kidora, Lowa
Hardin County Nats Bank
A. MeKden Duran
J.D. Newcomer
Bilis D Robb
Orashter
J . Jas. Nuckolls
Oastler
First National
Raveatnosy
Eldora, Tows
W. Murray
W.dj. Moir
W. EE. Rathbone
A.W. Oqrussan
W. T Mole
Stantrer
Martin G. E. Albrook
D. E. Byam
Walter Haried
W. J. Murray
Sy Hammond
Humphreys
W. Cougha
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