Silver dollars fade as bills take lead in West and South
The November session of the Iowa legislature may be brief while Secretary Root becomes New York senator and Roosevelt loses interest in the position. The Cedar Rapids Republican notes oratory influence wanes as independent press grows. the people seek truthful, independent newspapers over partisan ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Secretary Root
New York State
Roosevelt
Treasury
Mississippi River
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Cedar Rapids
United States
Hurons
Huronite
Dolliver and Cummins in Iowa Senate Outlook
Dubuque Times quotes Senator Dolliver praising Governor Cummins as the chosen Republican standard bearer. He says their cooperation with President Taft's administration is likely, aiming to unify the party and avoid factional strife. Dolliver warns a personal feud would harm both men and predicts Cummins will avoid confrontation unless challenged by colleagues or the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 1. Smith
Iowa
Walter J. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Cummins
Allison
Senate
Taft
Dolliver
Congress
B. IF. Carroll
Carroll
B. F. Carroll
Grinnell Herald
Dolliver Would Lead Iowa GOP On Tariff And Reciprocity
The passage argues Senator Dolliver will push a course to preserve his senate seat, advocating tariff revision but opposing reciprocity with Canada on free trade in competitive products. It notes Iowa’s 1901 platform, written by George S E Roberts, as reflecting Republican sentiment and Dolliver’s role in voicing it in Congress, contrasting with Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Canada
Iowa
George S E. Roberts
Dolliver
Congress
Cummins
Governor Cummins on the Chicago Stock Show
Governor Cummins praises the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago, noting its impact on livestock display, breeding science, and regional expositions. He lauds Chicago’s strategic location and hopes the event continues to advance the industry. The piece also comments on political endorsements for B F Carroll, editorials on Sunday papers, and opinions on economic and political matters of Iowa and Taft era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Chicago
West
Mississippi Valley
Local Social Roundup Hits Alden Eldora and Omaha
A new boy arrives at the Will Albery home. Roland Greene returns from Texas. L. M. Rash stops in Eldora on Tuesday. Suella Lancaster visits Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wood on Sunday. W. T. M. 8. quilted a quilt for Mrs. Ellen Tansey on Thursday. Chas Kindley of Deertrail Colorado visits town for a few days. Lizzie Kelsey and Eliza beth Lundy attend Eldora Saturday. Marcia Kelley visits near Alden Saturday and Sunday. Juniors host a class social Thursday with Fannie Beach. Mrs. Oscar Bunker and mother visit Mr. and Mrs. H H Madden in Omaha. S. D. Moon and Howard and Grace visit Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tansey at Conrad over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larson and Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Clampitt travel to Clemens Sunday for illness of Mrs. Lerada Jackman.
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L. M. Rash
Eldora
Suella Lancaster
Chas. Wood
Ellen Tansey
Chas, Kindley
Deertrail
Colorado
Lizzie Kelsey
Elizabeth Lundy
Marcia Kelley
Alden
Fannie Beach
Oscar Bunker
Sinclair
HH. C. Madden
Omaha
S. D. Moon
Howard and
Grace
F. J. Tansey
Conrad
Fred Larson
T. M. Clampitt
Clemens
Lerada (Lundin) Jackman
Local Notes From Abbott Area Visited and Active Every Week
The Griffith family visited in Abbott last Sunday. J. L. Foster returns from Caldwell Idaho. G. Stevenson works with the county bridge company. Mrs. Mary Wickham bought the Hutzel farm south of town. Fred Passmore travels for J. W. Bass & Co. J. E. Gardner and wife of Abbott visited relatives Tuesday. Sam Todd paints farm buildings in Wright County near Dows. Mrs. Mitchell and daughter of Sibley visit F. L. Willis home. Mrs. Ella Heath of Cody Nebraska visits sister Mrs. J. N. Weiles. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jackson attend Kanawha to see daughter Mrs. Darrah. W. R. Robertson visits Mason City recently. Prayer meeting held at M. Minch home Wednesday evening. Charley Starr north of town warns hunters to avoid his farm. Rev. Jacob Jordan of Lyon County preached at the German Baptist church last Monday. Boyd Cartwright reports good luck trapping muskrats and mink since early November. Mrs. Lillie Hamlin of Blythesdale Mo. arrives for a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Greenlief. The M. B. E. folks hosted a surprise pastor and wife reception last Tuesday. Rev. Gallagher and wife enjoyed the event. The township officers elected were Justices W. IF. Asher and Chas. Fisk. constables W. C. Cable and H. H. Lilers. trustees H. A. Gellhorn, John Bilers and Harry Grieves. clerk R. S. Wardell. assessor J. M. Higginbotham.
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J. L. Foster
Caldwell
Idaho
G. Stevenson
County
Mary Wickham
Hutzel
Fred Passmore
J. W. Bass & Co
J. E. Gardner
Abbott
Sam Todd
Wright County
Dows
W. R. Robertson
Mason City
M. Minch
Charley Starr
Jacob Jordan
Lyon County
Boyd Cartwright
Lillie Hamlin
Blythesdale
Joe Greenlief
M. BE
Gallagher
W. IF. Asher
Chas. Fisk
W. C. Cable
H. H. Lilers
H. A. Gellhorn
John Bilers
Harry Grieves
R. S. Wardell
J. M. Higginbotham
Beautify the Railways Ground and Suburban Trade
An analysis of railway surroundings and suburban development argues beauty sells. It notes stations’ yards must be attractive while shops and business quarters influence settlers and commuters. Suburban architecture improved, yet commercial branding lags behind residential charm.
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Lowell
Plasnre Gyan Pescern
Ts Antler
Plaasure
Che
Aloo
Amedech
Photaas Browne
Ditzenty Tf
Distinctive style and quality tailored apparel
The shop promises distinguished appearance through expert fitting and thorough finish. It highlights a strong reputation for style and accuracy, ensuring customer satisfaction. Materials are described as excellent, with surprisingly affordable prices.
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Hampton
Dolliver and Cummins
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Dulliver
A Govenor
Hunky Wallace
Excellent Farm Journal
Tranklin Macvingu
Howard Gould
Missouri
MacVeagh
Republican Party
Herald
New Providence
Will Albery
Roland Greene
Texas
Griffith
Mrs. Mitchell
Sibley
F. L. Willis
Ella Heath
Cody
Nebraska
J. N. Weiles
Mrs. J. T. Jackson
Kanawha
Mrs
Darrah
Beautify
Alun
First National Bank
United States Depository
Bales & Jahnson
Eldgra
Jows
Hardin County Nats Bank
Twityndustries
U. McKeen Duren
3. D
Thomas Megan
McKeen Duran J.D. Newcomer
C. E. Groef
Davis
Geo
Gilaan
Thomas Larson
Dodd &Strothers
Dodd & Strother
Walker, Lane & Johnston
C. A. Swayze
J. H. Hadley
Eldora, Iowa
al Grocers
Corn Products Refining Company
New York
Stephen Sayer
Harry Gill
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