Iowa Echoes and Editorial Gripes Across Papers
Iowa chatter from Des Moines to Cedar Rapids covers political threats to enforce law, tariff debates, and Booker T. Washington’s stature. Editors debate governors, harmony, and party loyalty while farmers face new issues and Ames warns against a rising menace.
Eldora institution costs debate and economic critique
The Eldora institution faces scrutiny from The Eldora Herald and The Hampton Chronicle over state board of control policies. Critics argue economy should not become parsimony, noting per capita costs rising from 8 to 10 dollars while local merchants lose supplies. Also includes an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure marketed by Smith & Reed.
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Hampton Chronicle
Eldora Herald
State Board of Control
Vinton Euple
Enby
Doirg
Lovws Falls
Herald
Eldora
Board of Control
Governor Curmins and tax dodgers in Iowa county
An eyewitness recounts Governor Curmins delivering a fiery address in Des Moines praising justice and railroad reform while attacking tax dodgers. The audience, including the narrator, shows mixed reactions as corporate and individual tax evasion are grilled, with a later reported back tax payment by a local supporter. The piece ends with a reflective question about similar figures in other locales.
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Dea Moines
Efticen
Iowa County
Curmmins
Ife
Wea
Boas
Nore
J. W. Jarnigan
Cedar Falls
Rail tariff critique and local business ads in Iowa
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues national rail freight rates would hurt Iowa's economy by limiting its butter and egg industries. It cites anecdotal claims of uniform long and short haul pricing and debates tariffs, rail justice, and market access. Also noted are Doan's Ointment endorsements and a July 26 Iowa Central excursion to Clear Lake, plus a Cyclopaedia Britannica sale ad.
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Cedar Rapids
Republican
Iowa
Lowa
Coffin
Ft. Dodge
St. Albans
New York
Rosaton
Towa
Vermont
New York State
Cummins
Saeareed
Washington
Republicem Maya Provident
Roosevelt
Rail excursion rates announced for 1905 summer trips
To Denver GAR encampment $14.30 tickets on sale Aug 30 to Sept 4. Limit Sept 12, extended to Oct 7 by 50 cent payment. To Portland Ore for Lewis and Clark exposition $49 tickets valid ninety days with return on either route and stopovers. To St Paul and Minneapolis 89.60, to Duluth 13.50, Denver region 23.40, Salt Lake City Ogden 36.40, tickets on sale Jul 1 with end Oct 31 limit. Homeseekers rates via Iowa Central every first and third Tuesday, 21 day limit. Weekly homeseeker round trips via Iowa Central until Dec, 91 days, stopovers. 1905 summer low excursion rates to resorts and Pacific coast. Details from Eldora. contact A B Cutts, Minneapolis.
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Denver
Iowa Central
Iowa
Minnesota
South
North Dakota
Canadian Northwest
Pacific Coast
Eldora
Minneapolis
Wood and health remedies crowd early 1900s ads
An assortment of ads offers cord wood at $2.76 and $83.00 per cord from Crescent Lumber Co, along with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising cures. Start Drug Co and Davis & Moser tout Wheeler screens, while Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims to aid digestion and strengthen the body, sold by Smith & Reed.
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Cord Wood
Crescent Lumber Co
DeWitt
Mack Hamilton
Valley City
N. D
Smith & Reed
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Ad and Rail Rates
An 1890s style notice promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for sores burns and piles sold by Smith & Reed. It also advertises low rail fares to St Paul Minneapolis via Chicago Great Western with tickets on sale daily to Sept 30 and final return Oct 31, plus low regional rates. Also touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35c from Starr Drug Co.
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DeWitt
Smith & Reed
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago Great Western Railway
Minnesota
North Dakota
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Three Reasons Mothers Pick One Minute Cough Cure
The advertisement claims the product is harmless and tasty to children and effective against coughs croup and whooping cough when other remedies fail. It notes Smith and Reed as the sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Reed
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Sami-Cerkly Herald
T. Boylan
Doiver J. Smite Boylan & Smith
Publishura
Oliver J. Smith
Katter
Tows
Congress
Oda
Governor Cummins
Bccash
Des Moines
Luther Burbank
Col. Young
United States
Leon Journal
Booker T. Washington
Mr. Bryan
Mar. Washington
Franklin County
Agricultural College of
Ames
Britt Tribune
Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Geo. D. Perkins
Kidora
Doan
Isidora
D. Sprain
Marlong Creeh
Foster-Kilburn Co
Buffalo
MN. Y
Dean's
Clear Lake
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Hidera
Mason Olby
Herald Office
DeWhit
Berne
Seres
Petty’s Wash Goods Sale
Gan
Ae Matation Green &c
Petty
India
Segour
C. E. Petty
Bhyda
Iowa Central Excursions
Portland
Ore
Asia
Uit
Privleges
Gist
Haweesville
Hollister
Start Drug Co
Davis & Moser
Wheeler
G. A. Stewart
Warthow’s
Starr
Humphreys Med. Co
J. M. Furman
Brickle & Co
MO. M. Furman
F. H. Greenawalt
Middle West
Lynn St
Nevada