Republican Electors of Iowa call delegate convention in Des Moines
To the Republican Electors of the State of Iowa a delegate convention is called in Des Moines on Wednesday August 2 at 11:08 AM to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor supreme court superintendent of public instruction railroad commissioner and to transact other business. Delegates: one per county plus one per 200 votes or fraction of 100 for Geo L Dobson in 1888. counties urged to reorganize county committees for delegate selection. T. Hanoog, State Chairman.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Geo. L. Dobson
State Central Committee
Tyon Oensoees
Ss Scee
T. Hanooog
Cantos Seeks Republican Nomination for Representative
I state my candidacy for representative as a Republican from Reading township. A petition of over one hundred Republican electors requests my name be presented to the district convention. Ireton Iowa C F Bailey notes the announcement subject to convention decision.
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Reading
Ireton
Iowa
C.F. Bailey
Sioux County Considers New Court House for County Records
Officials argue for immediate spend on a new courthouse to safeguard books and papers rather than fund elections and repairs to the current building. The county seat stay put appears likely for a generation, with Sioux Center, Alton, Maurice, Alton, Ireton and Hawarden vying in a tug for the honor while bonuses remain unlikely.
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Sioux County
Tx Bex
Pont Duilding
Orange City
Sioux Center
Iti
Ity
Locamain
Capital Seeking for Security and Surplus Money Flow
The passage notes that capital is seeking security with six percent returns and that a large portion of the country's surplus funds are moving in this direction. The statement emphasizes the appeal of steady yield and the mobilization of excess capital.
The Country Editor Fulfills a Worthy Local Mission
A Carrol Herald reflection on the country weekly role. The editor knows subscribers, offers support in good and bad times, and builds community through personal tone and moral purpose. It contrasts with general papers by focusing on readers and local life.
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Daily Press
Country Weekly
Carrol Herald
Garlands for All in Death's Quiet Garden
A reflective tribute urges honoring soldiers and all who die in life’s quiet battles. Mothers, widows, children, and lovers are asked to place lilac, daisy, ivy, blue violets, and red tulips on graves in God’s acre, celebrating memory and enduring love.
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God's Acre
Memorial day shifts from festivity to reverent observance in Sioux county
The Tux Boyden Reporter notes Memorial day will be a holy, chastened day due to the Spanish war reflecting sad farewells and shadowed lives. It cites hopeful signs that Hon. C. W. Carter is gaining support for representative from Sioux county and may win the Sheridan delegation.
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Tux Boyden
C. W. Carter
Sioux County
Scott
Roosevert Warns Against Abandoning Conquered Isles
Roosevert condemns the idea that nations may shirk duties to the islands they have seized. He argues such inaction would mark a path to infamy and plunge the wretched islands into immediate chaos.
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Tuxo Roosevert
Weather bureau notes poor corn germination in early plantings
The weather bureau reports failure of germination for early planted corn and warns that more than usual replanting will likely be required.
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United States
Weather Bureau
Notable Senator Hospers Receives Praise for First Term
The Southerland Republican lauds Henry Hospers for a clean record and fitting qualifications during his first term. It emphasizes his high praise and substantial work as he serves in office.
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Southerland
Henry Hospers
Bailey Likely to Withdraw From Race Before Convention
The Boyden Reporter notes Bailey may exit the representative race if a party majority opposes a third term. Des Moines Register adds a witty note that fully paid subscribers could fuel editors planning globe trotting tours.
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Boyden
Bailey
Rock Valley Trade and Markets and Local Notices
A fragmented 1899 Rock Valley area listing shows grain and livestock prices, a land sale offer by Geo T. Blackman, and post office listings. It notes Bee relocation near the post office, hat shop pitches, and Foppe's Pioneer Store advertising hats and prices amid assorted community notices.
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Radler
C. W. Cantos
the Country Editor
Des Moines Register
Rock Valley Trade and Markets
Peeenan
Geo. T. Blackman
Sioux Falls
8. D
Rock Valley
Leonora Johnson
A. M. Johnson
W. ¥. Bary
Chas. Sullward
C. M. Exper
P. M
Tur Bee
Foppe
Pioneer
John M
J. W. Mingus
C. G. Reiniger
South Dakota
John E. Orr Orr
TE Paske
A. Te Paske
Attorneys-At-Law
E. W. Robey
Attorney-At-Law
B. D. van Oosterhout
K. Sipma
Terme Callat
W.C. Leonard
Attorney AT Law
Frank J. Huizenga, M.D
Lows
U. P. Church
C.M. McBride
State Bank
W. Renshaw
Aeene Aeeene
Skowis’ Hardware Store
Matt. Bernissee
City Dray & Express Line
John Veldboom
Ben van der Laan
Eldredge’s
A. Zwiebel
Meat
Rock Valley, In
LAM
EB. Eldredge
the Leader Store
L. L. Carpenter
Wabash
Ind
Bethany Assembly
Brooklyn
Tad
Kay
L.L. Carpenter
Christian Church
Dr. Kay
B. J. Kay Medical Co
Saratoga Springs
Sbi
J. W. Boggess, JR
Orr
Isa
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