Herald Adopts Dollar Advance Payment For Subscriptions
The Herald announces a new pricing policy: $1.00 per year for subscribers paying a year in advance, effective until January 1st next, with $1.50 per year for those who let renewals lapse. The note urges readers to spread the word and follow the new rate. It also references political remarks about machine politics in Des Moines and mentions the death of Judge Rooprek in Waverly at age 70.
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Denon G. W. Rooprek
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Bremer County
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Soldiers' preference law sparks council mandamus debate
Cedar Rapids Republican reprints Col. Clark of this city on how the soldiers' preference law applies to city elections and appointments in Des Moines. He argues mandamus can force councils to honor veterans in appointive and elective posts and discusses the Shaw case, with Iowa's veterans noted as having long public service.
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Qohas. A. Clark
Des Moines
Shaw
Marshaltown
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Clark Mandimus
Republican
Editorial Comment on Public Figures and Events
A syndicated blend of opinion items critiques and quips referencing Senators Mitchell and Burton Russia and Panama Yankee politics and the press. It notes Wisconsin climate debates LaFollette accusations of reform and hints at Rockefeller cheese trusts while poking fun at football exams and public figures with tongue in cheek observations.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Drugists refund money if it fails. K. W. Grave’s signature on each box. 95
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Dissolution Notice for Whitney and Jones
The firm of Drs Whitney and Jones has dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due the late firm should be settled with C B Davis at Dr Jones's office by January 160. After that date, balances will be turned over to a collector.
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Drs. Whitney
Kodol Dyspepsi Cure Promises Digestive Relief
A historical ad claims Kodol Dyspepsi Cure is a perfect digestant that relieves indigestion belching and sour stomach by allowing the stomach to rest while digesting food. It targets weak stomachs and equates digestion to a sick horse doing hard work, with Smith & Teed selling the product.
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Smith & Teed
For Sale Farm Near Kidora Iowa With Improvements
A for sale notice describes a sixty acre improved farm located one mile southwest of Kidora Iowa. The listing cites an unclear seller or contact name and an incomplete address, with a rough reference to a 308 street number. The ad emphasizes the farm’s improved status and proximity to Kidora for potential buyers.
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Iowa
Jacon Scuiamayen
Oure No. A
Widora
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