Political Cartoon Commentary on Parker Davis Race
A satirical column targets Col Bryan Parker Davis and the Democratic and Republican platforms. It jokes about a gold plank and a telegram driven by party rhetoric, attacking education, endorsements, and party finances while mocking figures like Bourke Cochran and Taggart. The piece references St Louis conventions and debates over the Democratic national committee treasurer.
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Bryan
Parker
Democratic National Committee
Parker faction dominates Hardin county after St Louis convention
The Hardin county Democrats back Parker while opposing Cleveland and urging a Republican ticket to sustain national credit. The Union questions the source of such fervor. The era of the G A R remains debated with views on whether to keep it alive beyond the last Civil War veteran.
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Hardin County
Parker
Wall Street
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Albia Union
St. Louis
Silence on the Gold Standard in St Louis Platform
Grover Cleveland argues that two clear verdicts favor the gold standard and that federal laws guarantee its perpetuity. He says Parker’s telegram leaves a gap in a disabled platform, while critics say the St Louis convention dodged the money issue. The piece contends Democratic creed upholds 1896 1900 money planks and tariffs as political issues.
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Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
Parker
Cleveland
Bryan
Pupils Aid in City Garden and Clean-Up Drives
The piece highlights school children aiding in garden and street-cleaning efforts across several cities. In Washington 1902 03 efforts created 6500 home gardens with seeds from the Agriculture Department and talks by scientists. St Louis parents and teachers mobilized juniors via a Keep Our City Clean pamphlet prompting many youths to join the Junior Civic League and report their work.
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Rochester
Civie Center
Washington
Agricultural Department
Clyrec Improvement League of
St. Louis
Civic Improvement League
Junior Civic League
Clean City Club
Carthage
Children's League of Good Citizenship
Carlisle
Burlington Women Lead Riverfront Beautification Drive
Burlington Indiana women of the Federation of Clubs rally to transform the river levee into a park like riverfront. A civic improvement committee, inspired by Winona Minnesota plans, oversees levee works including retaining walls grass seed planting and tree shrubbery. Local business leaders back the project and the town council allocates funds to extend the riverfront lawn toward the Prospect hill bluff forming a half mile of improved frontage for visitors to the world’s fair site.
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Burlington
Federation of Clubs
Burlington Club
Chicago Chronicle
Federation
Clui
J. T. Weir
Burington
Elrecles
Mississippi
River Front
Valley Street
Jefferson
Prospect Hill
Burlington Boating Association
Front Yard
Burington Railroad Company
St. Louis
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Hardin County Referee
In a Hardin County Iowa district court action Mary A. Smith v William Smith et al a decree orders sale of the undivided quarter of the east half of lot 5 block 9 Eldora Iowa. Referee A W Mitterer to offer the Eldora property at 10 am August 30 1904 at the courthouse front door to highest bidder with costs to be pro rata and proceeds to plaintiffs heirs and defendants as provided by law.
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Hardin County
Iowa
Mary A. Smith
William Smith
John Porter
N. S. Carpente
Illiam Smith
J. K. Smith
G. W. Smith
E. M. Smith
Jane Brooks
Ward
Eldora
Purinvitt
First Universalist Society of
Iona
A. W. Mitterer
W. L. Kenyon
Eleventh Judicial Dist
A. W. Mirrerer
Quieting Title In Eldora Property In Hardin County Iowa
In Hardin County District Court notice to Malinda B. Stewart and heirs and to S B Gregory Company and heirs and to J S Mead heirs and to Parks and Craig heirs and to Porter administrator that D D Hardin claims ownership to the north nineteen and one half feet and south twenty five feet of Lot 6 Block 13 Eldora Iowa and seeks title quieting in plaintiffs with general relief. Mortgage claims by Stewart and Gregory parties are alleged paid and barred by limitations and sheriff deed rights by Mead are challenged. Respondents must appear before noon on the second day of August during the August term to defend or default will be entered.
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State of Iowa
Hardin County
Iowa
D.S
G. D. Hardin
W. John Perkins
Et al
Malinda B. Stewart
S. B. Gregory & Company
S.B. Gregory & Company
W. G. Mead
J. S An G Mead
John F. Parks
Ella H. Parks
William T. Parks
John Craig
Emma Craig
Fred Craig
Everett Craig
Arthur Craig
Tela Craig
James F. Parks
Belle Parks
Mary R. Carter
W. 8S. Porter
Sarah Perkins
District Court
State of
Hardin
D. D. Hardin
Eldora
Malinda
Stewart
Mort ‘Gage
J. S
J. S. Mead
Fuidors
Aprain
Cenire Johnson
Milliard F. Johnson
Winfield S. Johnson
Lucian Thomas
Flora A. Smith
Ida May Williams
John Thomas
Etta Chrysler
Horace H. Hough
Ann 0
Bernhart Henn
David Dillon
Edward Greenway, Jr
David Dillion
Robert Simson
Levi Livengood
Eldora Iowa
Hardinan
O. Howe
Albrook & Lundy
Decree Rendered in Jurg Petition
A decree was rendered as prayed in the jurg petition. Attorney details include D. pS Hardin and Cr D Saree ffs by Albrook & Lundy, dated July 9th, 1904.
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Hardin
Albrook & Lundy, Pletake Attorneys
A. D
Quieting title in Southeast Quarter of Section Ten
In Hardin County Iowa district court August term 1904 Myra Y Hoyt plaintiff seeks to quiet title in fee simple to the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section ten township eighty six north range nineteen west of the 5th P M Hardin County Iowa along with metes and bounds described. Unknown claimants of several parcels dispute rights while defendants’ alleged interests are deemed inferior. The petition asserts adverse possession for over ten years and asks for judgment quieting title in Hoyt. Notice to appear by noon of the second day of the next August term. court to convene August 22 1904 at Eldora Iowa.
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Aurdin County
Iowa
Hardin County
Towa
Horace J. Benson
S. F. Benson
Helen L. Benson
Wm. H. Jurgeson
Samintha Furgeson
Matlah Steenbarger
Adam Blee
Mary Blee
Chas
PB. Wautfman
Catharine Kautlnin
John Anderson
Hogan
Delos Arnold
B. Gliman
I. A. Wood
Lyon Brothers
Pereilia L. Benson
District Court
Laws
Myra Y. Hoyt
Sevion No
Townslip
Utihity
Wardin
Tiardin
Lowa
Persilla L. Benson
Arania L. Benson
Benson
Solon
Wnh
Horace
Obns
P Kauthman
C. P. Kauffman
John D. Anderson
John E. Drury
John M. Drury
Mary Bee
Plulatist
John Hogan
Wilson Brown
R. R. Gilman
Joseph Steenburger
J. A. Wood
Charles J. Hoyt
Hare
Phulatifl
Eldora
Tows
Plains
Albrook & Lundy
Piintiit
George Johnson
Millard F. Johnson
Winfieid
Johnson
Della M. Jonnson
Lucinda Thomas
Charles P. Thomas
Kora A. Smith
George H. Smith
Ilda May Williams
John W. Williams
John Thomas
Etta Chrysler
Walter Chrysler
Hough
Horace H. Hough
Ann C Bond
Alice Hough
R. B. Gliman
Robert Simgon
Bernhart Henn
David
H. Johnson
R.B. Gilman
Robert Simson
David Dillon
Thomas O. Hough
SDH
Notice of partition suit in Hardin County Iowa
The petition of Thomas C. Hough seeks partition, appraisal, sale, and distribution of proceeds for the east half southeast quarter of section 16 and other described parcels in Hardin County Iowa. The court warns defendants to appear before noon of the second day of the August term 1904 starting August 22 at Eldora to avoid default and judgment.
Dyspepsia Cure Praised By Kentucky Reader
Mary S Crick of White Plains Kentucky reports relief from long standing indigestion using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. She claims rapid improvement and restored weight and appetite after taking several bottles. Product is sold by Smith and Reed.
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S. Crick
White Plains
Smith & Reed
Tactome
Ouros
Kojol
Sue
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