Grundy County Pushes Claim to Senate Seat in District
Grundy county Republicans press for recognition in the Clackhawk Grundy district for the next state senator. They cite history of Blackhawk holding the seat and seek a fair division of terms, urging Blackhawk to join in nominating J. D. Morrison of Reinbeck. The case hinges on fairness and local political custom, with support noted from Grundy leaders and residents.
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Grundy County
Grundy
Blackhawk County
Blackhawk
W. G. Kerr
Grundy Center
J. D. Morrison
Mr. Kerr
Reinbeck
Clackhawk-Grundy
O. B. Courtright
Morrison
Nan
B. Courtright
Mullan
State Senate
WM. G. Kerr
Polk County Primary Reflections On Perkins Vote Surge
The Mail and Times summarizes Polk County votes in the recent Republican primary. It notes Gov. Perkins receiving about 9 500 votes amid a light campaign, with Hull Cummins behind and no major contest. It cites motives including tariff views, fears about party future, and a tribute to Mr Parking.
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Mail and Times
Des Moines
Cummins
Dobson
Perkins
Parking
Governor Cummins Stands With Roosevelt Debate
The piece contrasts Governor Cummins with President Roosevelt, noting Roosevelt’s tariff message praising strong material growth while Cummins denounces graft in insurance and tariff policy. It argues workers, farmers, and businesses should decide who aligns with Roosevelt, questioning Cummins’ true stance.
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Cummins
Roosevelt
Congress
Atl Ume
Dingley Touriff
Five Year Failure Declares Political Pressure in Iowa
Editorials from Connell Bluffa Nonpareil and Clarinda Herald react to Cummins five years in office. Critics say he faced a forceful push to rally the public and that ticket manipulation may sway Ringgold County voters. Creston Advertiser cites Hull deal as dampening anti-Cummins sentiment. Atlante Telegraph predicts Cummins may aim for Senate, leveraging governorship to secure future power.
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Clarinda Herald
Ringgold County
Cummins
Perkins
The
Herald
Governor at Home and Polk County Primary Results
The newspaper notes mixed reactions to the Polk County primary and Governor Cummins receive varied praise. Supporters praise the governor while opponents decry breaking term precedents, revealing a sharp divide between factions. F. W. Gregory & Go Drug Store showcases a hint of light amid the coverage with perfumes.
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Cummins Fiapers
Cummins
Indicationa
F. W. Gregory & Go
Prosperous Iowa Farmers Tied to Republican Protection Policy
The speaker argues that farmer prosperity in Iowa hinges on protective federal policy shielding from foreign competition. He defends the Republican principle of protection, recalls past tariff harms, and cites 1896 1900 price data to show rising prices for farm goods as evidence. He warns against revising tariffs and links agriculture gains to national economic policy and political alignment.
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Iowa
United States
Republican Party
Laviff
Siace
Towa
Protective tariff debate shapes Iowa governor race
A Republican argument highlights tax receipts showing higher state expenditures under the current governor, praising the protective policy's stability for business. It urges voters at primaries and conventions to support the party while noting a forthcoming Spirit Lake hotel project and Rock Island train fares.
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Kidney Disorder Claims
Jumbled ad style text touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney irregularities claiming many cures after other treatments failed. Includes testimonial from A H L Davis of Mt. Starting Iowa and mentions local sellers Wangler Bros and C W Titner Co. church notices and a disjointed church event reference follow with unclear details.
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Wang
Ter Bros
GC. W. Bitner Co
Foley
Kideney
A. HL Davis
Mt. Starting
Towa
Wangler- Bros and
C. WL Titner Co
News in Brief from Alamakee County and Nearby
A scattered roundup from northern Alama kee and surrounding areas reports police notes on a spate of local arrests and investigations, a death in Janesville Wis, a silver jubilee picnic planned by the St Francis branch, and a sax report on public events. Other items mention a Mount Pleasant Fourth of July prep, school administrator searches, and various church notes amid an array of local incidents and notices.
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St. Francis Branch
Roman Catholic Mutual Protective Society of
Dyersville
Excursion Rates Via Co G W and Partners
Multiple travel bargains announced by Chicago Great Western and partners. Homeseekers trips to Polmia Michigan and Northwest points at one fare plus two dollars round trip, with varying sale periods and final return dates. Festivals, conventions, and field meet specials to Des Moines, St Paul, Cedar Falls, and common carriers. Tickets on sale May to September with limits and extensions. Contact G W agents or J P Elmer for details.
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Polmia
Michigan
Northwest
Ass'n la Crosse
Wis
Slensial
General Federation of Women's Clubs
St. Paul
Dune
Jane
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Selweln
Exhibition Cooks and
Barrett's Circus
Osiwein
Umit
Chicago Great Western
G. W. Prombleton
Iowa
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
J. P. Eimer
G. Pla
Minn
Chicago Great Western Rallyay
Cedar Falls
I. P. Dimer
Waterloo
General Federation of Womens' Clut
J. Blodgett
E. Waterloo
Minneapolis
Minneapolia
Minneanells
J. P. Ettner
G.P. A
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
GC. G. W
J. P. Elmer
Paul, Minn
Southwest
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Texas
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Iowa Falls
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Stanwood
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Stoux City
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That City
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Newton
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