Herald Ad Offers Largest Honest Yearly Subscriptions List
The Herald guarantees advertisers the largest list of bona fide yearly subscribers in Hardin County. The subscription list is open for advertiser inspection. Investigate and, if satisfied, make a contract.
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Republican Primary Election in Kurdin County Iowa
The Republican primary in Kurdin County Iowa will be held on June 10 to nominate candidates for Clerk of the District Court Auditor Recorder County Attorney and Board of Supervisors. Delegates and committeemen will be chosen for township representation to the county convention and state committee.
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Candidates Announce for County Attorney and Clerk Posts
A series of candidate notices for Hardin County offices subject to Republican primaries on June 4 1904. W J Waver John Fills E R Seaton Tom Minaper R F Lockwood announce runs for county attorney and clerk of the district court with varying positions and towns.
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District Court
Hardin County
Twill
F. M. Lockwoop
Newcomer Named Candidate for County Auditor
Jay S. Newcomer announces candidacy for county auditor subject to the office election on June 4, 2004. He intends to seek the position in the upcoming race and has filed necessary notices.
County Recorder and Supervisor Candidate Announcements
C L Hartincer of Alden Iowa announces candidacy for county recorder to be held June 4 1904. O S Winpman of Radcliffe Iowa announces candidacy for county recorder to be held June 4 1905. Wm M Satchell Pleasant Township announces candidacy for county recorder as Republican primary voter June 4 1904. J C Jackson Hardin Township announces candidacy for county supervisor as Republican primary June 4 1904. C L Marks Steamboat Rock Iowa announces candidacy for county supervisor to be decided by Republican voters June 4 1904.
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Socialists of Iowa to hold state convention at Marshill
The Socialists of Iowa plan a state convention at Marshill town on July 4. The next Republican State convention will meet in Des Moines on July 20 to nominate state officers. Dowie is dismissed as a crank when away from home. The Nebraska Republican delegation to the national convention will be instructed to back Hon. Jnc. L. Webster for vice president, though his nomination is doubtful. Gov. Cummins showed himself a graceful loser at the last state convention. The Illinois Republican state convention adjourned to resolve a governor deadlock. The ninth annual Northeastern Iowa M W A picnic will be at Clear Lake on June 2 with excursion trains and low rates. Welcome Mowry of Tama county seeks the railroad commissioner nomination again, aiming for vindication after a prior defeat. Mr. Ketchum of Marshalltown is also a candidate, making two hopefuls from the Fifth district.
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Republican Caucus And Local Political Notes From 1904
A Republican caucus to nominate two justices of the peace two constables one township committeeman and nineteen delegates to the county convention June 7 1904 will be held June 1 1904 at 8 p m in the courthouse basement. Also remarks on county supervision cuts to poor relief and local political commentary about Ellsworth and Roosevelt Republicans.
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Tom C. Meader
England Japan Russia war policy in distant quarrel
The piece argues Britain and England's allyship with Japan could push Japan toward conflict with Russia. It asserts Russia’s superiority on land, questions England’s role, and warns against American involvement, urging neutrality as the US weighs its China interests.
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Uncle Sam
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The Boy Of The Twentieth Century
A short essay stresses the central need of boys for companionship and male role models. It argues boys prefer boys schools and teachers of the same sex for true connection, warning that a boy’s future hinges on discovering himself with male guidance. It ends with a cue to “Peet.”
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Prepared for War Statement and Naval Strength
A historic proclamation notes the United States remains at peace but must be ready for war. It ranks fifth in relative naval strength, under construction tonnage near Britain, and asserts a great navy is affordable to protect the Monroe Doctrine under God and sea defense.
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