Rules in Great Game on Iowa Primaries and Prohibition
A Webster City Tribune piece argues Iowa Republicans will decide lieutenant governor and all state offices in primaries, not bosses. It notes river towns favor prohibition at Dubuque and Burlington, and reports Waterloo voters rejecting a 25 year water franchise amid municipal ownership debates.
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Burlington Hawkeye
Mississippi
Eppedia
Gazette
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Arant
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Cedar Rapids View on Waterloo Water Franchise Vote
The Cedar Hapins Gazette editorializes on the Waterloo water franchise election and adds unrelated issues not raised in the campaign, producing a hazy summary with little backing for its views.
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Cedar Hapins Gazette
Waterloo
Electrifying the Farm Promises Power for Agriculture
Article discusses J B Van Brussel’s view on electricity transforming farming through electrical cultivation and machinery. It cites experiments on seed germination and tree growth, notes European adoption, and lists farm uses from electric plows to dairy equipment. Mentioned cure claim for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure and 100 dollar offer for failed cases.
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Viscount Seitty Born in London in 1838
Viscount Seitty William Court Gul 1, longtime permanent Britain representative at The Feyne arbitration tribunal, was born August 29 1838 in London. He studied in Cambridge at Trinity College and was called to the bar in 1860. He ran for the House of Commons in 1880 and 1886, winning in 1886, later serving as speaker after a tight contest. He was highly respected as a presiding officer.
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Portland to Frisco trip by Dr. Sage in 1907 rail diary
Dr. F C Sage chronicles a 46 hour Tacoma to Portland to Frisco journey detailing dusty plains, mountain vistas, and landmarks from Mount Hood to Shasta Springs. He notes rail passes through Gratt's Pass Kalama and the Columbia crossing, fjordlike landscapes, and Colum bia wide waters, ending with Portland and Siskiyou Range observations.
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Limit of Life and Diarrhoea Remedy Advert
A midline 19th century advertisement extols life extension beyond 60 with Electric Bitters and promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It cites testimonials from S. Jemison of Spring Grove Pa and urges readers to buy for 25 cents to guard against summer colic or diarrhoea. Products by Wangler Bros Landgraf Co and J K Joder are named as sellers.
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York County
S. Jemison
Spring Grove
Yorke County
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J. K. Joder
Wangler Bros
Ndgratt & Co
Notable Early 20th Century Figures In Probate And Judiciary
The report notes Dr William Thom son ophthalmologist and antiseptic pioneer admitted to probate in Walladelpla with estate valued by Fidelity estate. It names two daughters Caroline H Roberts and Baraia D Watrus. Judge Walter Frear Hawaii chief justice since 1890, born 1848 in California, educated at Yale, taught in Honolulu, rose to Hawaii Supreme Court chief justice. Thomas R Shipp Indianapolis journalist and secretary to Senator Beveridge to resign for new role in US Forest Service aiding conservation movement.
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Gank
Caroline H. Roberts
Baraia D. Watrus
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Gow Aro
Hawaii
Ha ‘Waiian Supremde Court
California
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Oahn College
Biondlula
Yale
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Cahn College
Honolulu
Thomas R. Shipp
Indianapolis
Yasra
Beveridge
Fat cattle market and hog prices outlook
Chicago report notes stable fat cattle values with range cattle abundant and exports steady while spring calves may slip. Hogs rise with prices to 6.68 for top and 8.50 for heavies. supply expected heavy next week. Sheep show effort to firm but lower lambs appear likely. feeding demand remains strong and breeding ewes firm. Political notices and local incidents embedded include trial and town history bits.
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Conover
Dubuque court issue and political reshuffle noted
A long gibberish report mentions Court Justice J Franklin Jr of East Orange NJ announcing plans to run again. It cites Isaac Stephenson and Benator, a county clerk race, and various local political conjectures. The piece also covers births, a poisoning scare, saloon injunctions, and a Dubuque boy's sudden blindness.
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Isaac Stephenson
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