13 Aug 1904
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1904
Page
4
The passage argues that Bro Smith should accept the national platform to align with Republicanism and reciprocity, while noting no Congress candidates have spoken. It cites The Herald’s satisfaction with reciprocity, warns Narlette to read the guarded language, and asserts future tariff revision would require a Republican Congress with no possible objection from a Republican.
The piece lists six presidential tickets proposed for the election. Republicans Theodore Roosevelt and Charles W. Fairbanks. Democrats Alton A. Parker and Henry G. Davis. Populists Thomas E. Watson and Thomas I. Tiebles. Prohibitionists Silas C. Smal low and George W. Carroll. Socialists Eugene V. Debs and Benjamin Hanford. Socialist Labor Charles W. Corrogan and William W. Cox. It notes opposition to Bishop Potter's saloon scheme and includes an ad line for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
A defense of limiting official power and safeguarding private rights. The text argues that constitutional liberty relies on constant accountability of public officers and strict adherence to law. It warns against excusing overreach for good motives and cautions against unfounded political charges that erode trust and enable tyranny.
E H Harriman argues cooperation as the core of civilization. He links division of labor to social progress, noting modern society is a complex machine that requires all parts to harmonize through mutual dependence and collaboration.
Davis and Moser are sole agents for Wheeler screens in all regular sizes with prices stated as right.
In Hardin County District Court August term 1904 A S Kirkpatrick plaintiff against unknown claimants of multiple parcels in sections 30 and 31 township 88 north range 19 west and 5th P M to assert fee simple ownership. Plaintiffs allege Samuel W Suris and Anthony Surls heirs and that plaintiff and grantors have held exclusive possession over ten years. Deadline for appearance noon second day of August term, August 22, 1904, Eldora Iowa. default will bring judgment.
An advertisement extols Dr Kay's Renovator as a cure for nervous prostration and related symptoms. It claims years of study produced a prescription that has helped thousands, offers free samples, pricing details, and confidential medical advice from Dr B J Kay at 24 Clinton St Saratoga Springs NY.
Mail order advertisement promises relief and cure for piles or hemorrhoids. Mentions external and internal forms, bleeding, itching, fissures, and fistulas with immediate relief and various sizes priced 2c, 50c, and $1.00. Sold by Engelsta or sent prepaid to New York address Nu pheras Lead Company at William and In Street.
An old advertisement touts Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 as a longstanding cure for weakness and prostration from overwork. It offers $1 per vial or special packages for serious cases, with sales via druggists or prepaid mail order from Humphreys Medicine Co in New York.
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