Perkins Platform Stands Firm for Republican Unity
The Sioux City centered piece argues that Perkins openly declares as a Republican and aligns with party principles. It credits Perkins with advocating unity, opposing personal political plotting, and urging faithful adherence to party goals over individual ambition, especially against Gov. Cumming’s influence.
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Perkins
Sioux City
Uuter
Perking
Mr. Perkins
Resolutiona
Iowa
Aindy
Sioux City Journal
Fenic
Republican Party
Qlate
Hov. Commins
Perltins
Persing
Funk
Chicago
Mr. Blythe
Gov. Cumming
Cuore
Anneneler
Blytha
Mme. Tan
Roosevelt
Perkina
Minda
Muiride
Hota
Punts Viuat
Blythe
Back to Boyhood Days Memory of a Ten Mile Walk
Walking delegate of the Parrott flock recalls a ten mile water route trek in rubber boots. He describes mud, taps, and shoe damage from holes in heels, the family’s sympathy, and patching with bandages salve and cream. Old memories of boyhood injuries and swimming holes surface.
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Galve
Perfencey
Mother
Washington's Way by Willis Emery
Hilda Laurance discovers a counterfeit political remittance in John Wadsworth's office and uncovers a plot to manipulate his bid for Congress. Allen, a favored employee, betrays Wadsworth with a forged Washington speech, but Hilda seeks truth while a personal romance blossoms with Wadsworth as the crisis unfolds.
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Joby Wadsworth
Deak
Hilda Laurrence
Hilda
Mir. Wainworth
Mr. Wadsworth
John W. Allen
Aworda
Wadsworth Lumber Company
Allen
Alten
Forestralia
Wadsworth
John Wadsworth
Androdsworth
Canes
Wads- Worth
Anca
Hilida
Whdsworth
Rascal
Hill Country
Thia
Washington
Hillda
Friends of Liberty
England
Pitt
Isaac Newton
Boyle Bocie
Fillda
Alien
Bigtt
Menageil
Ris
Tissing Ar. Wadsworth
Tech Meraly
Anceston
Lostief
Eelord Huda
Bris
Congress
Shlt
State News in Brief War safety and court updates across Iowa
Martha Armstrong suffers severe burns after a kerosene fueled explosion at a ranch. O W Nelson faces bigamy charges in Clarion. Resignations and church moves stir Sioux City. Hospital overcrowding worries residents. Holbrook hog sale yields high prices. State bills near 2.95 million with treasury shortfalls. Bank robbery trial set in Treynor. Sheep market plans arise at Sioux City yards. Des Moines Gas Light reorganized. Rutledge murder verdict: manslaughter. Des Moines zoo adds four animals. Mason City accident claims a boy. Unique jury verdict in dog bite case. Clay county soldiers seek repeal of preference law. Car breakers rounded up in Mason City. Bankruptcy petition filed in Keokuk. West Side boy injured by powder explosion. Vernon Clark charged with assault in Denison. Mrs Nelson wins partial verdict. retry pending. Dunlap attorney John Phillips dies. Lee Electric plans ice plant. Burlington lightning damages home and greenhouse. Hardin county churches tally counts and affiliations. County bank depositories approved. County assessor salaries adjusted. Spring house cleaning for body with Hollister tea. Fancy strawberries at Eighmbys.
Cedar River Boy Remembrance Echoes in Old Org Tales
Vivid lines recall a Cedar River boy amid relics of an old organization. The piece links youth and local memory, hinting at community ties and shared history through brief portraits and aging records.
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Foley’s Honey and Tar and travel fare notes
The notice promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy and urges asking for Foley’s Money and Tar, warning against substitutes. It lists merchants O W Bitner and Wangler Bros & Tad and mentions a travel rate by the Illinois Central to Nashville with a March return limit. Also included is a medical claim for PAZO OINTMENT a guaranteed cure for piles with a money back guarantee.
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Chicago
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O. W. Bitner and
Wangler Bros
Tad
Dinggista
Man
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