Noble Withdraws Before Convention In Sioux County
At Maurice Iowa on September 26 1900 delegates gathered for a Republican convention with a large crowd and a close race for several offices except attorney Senator Hubbard delivered a strong speech and the convention elected officers and set committees as part of its proceeding amid a lively but orderly session with roll calls and acclamations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Iowa
Meyer
Sioux County
Hubbard
C. G. Reiniger
Rock Valley
Reinger
Ustiil the Vande
Choisen
Riouds
Dr" Gibbes UF. Nugson
J. H. Hutchison
S. A. Lincoln
A. A. Morris
Graff
Geo Sheldon
Ny Balkema
C. W. Carter
Eich
Committee On Permanent Organization
Committee On
South
Afcica
Brewster Nominated Amid Crowd Cheer In Recorder Vote
Friends greeted Brewster as nomination was accepted and the recorder race proceeded with rapid ballots. The voting outcome followed quickly with decisive results and the full record of the canter was noted.
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Brewster
County Attorney Anthony Te Pasky Named Unanimously
The convention named Anthony Te Pasky as county attorney by unanimous vote. On motion the chair appointed Joan Meyer, Vanele Steey and C. W. Carter to form a committee for potential vacancies on the ticket after which the convention adjourned.
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Anthony Te Pasky
Joan Meyer
Vanele Steey
C. W.carter
Convention press representatives gather for Maurice Review fair
The Maurice Review supplied blank ballots and stationery to journalists at a convention. Representatives from the Orange City Herald Hawarden Independent Alton Democrat Volksvriend Sioux City Free Press Boyden Reporter Maurice's Review Treton Clipper Hawarden Republican and Tre Bee attended. For the Sioux City Carnival C M St P will sell excursion tickets at one fare round trip with sale dates September 30 to October 6 and return by October 8. special train service via the Hudgon branch planned during carnival week with Mitchell on monde Sept.
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Orange City Herald
Hawarden Independent
Alton Democrat
Volksvriend
Sioux Center Free Press
Boyden
Maurice’ Review
Treton, Clipper
Hawarden Republican
Tre Bee
Sioux ‘City
Hudgon
Doon News Highlights Local Events and Charity Appeal
Doon society notes report Catholic church dedication and past week visitors. Mentions people traveling by train, moves of residents, and local calls. An Iowa relief appeal urges Texans affected by a disaster, listing a volunteer committee and contact for contributions to the Texas governor.
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Ciy al Fjes
Horace ‘L. Stetson
State of
Texas
Austin
County News Cube: Rural Mail Routes and School Echoes
The report covers rural mail delivery changes, route openings, and water supply concerns. It notes a reception by the Modern Woodmen and mentions teachers, schools, and petitions forwarded to Washington. The text also references route evaluations and post office developments affecting counties.
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Washington
Avia
Aid
Dudeudt
Dia Chase
Weil
Yuiss Hiatibedis
Taiy
Thurs
Sasa
Rural Free Delivery Petition Circulation Idea Emerges
An article discusses farmers along routes circulating and signing a petition to establish rural free delivery. It explains a simple procedure and suggests outlining a weapon and a route grid, returning via a border road to distant communities.
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Niles
Lwo
Cotton Prices Rise While Silver Falls, Say Theorists
The piece argues that cotton and silver do not move in tandem and notes cotton now sells in New York at about double its 1890s price while silver keeps declining. It cites U S production, home consumption, and export data from 1892 to 1899 to support a view that broader market demand and prosperity drive prices, not a fixed link to silver. It also highlights wool growers' gains under the Dingley tariff and contrasts with prior free wool policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efort
United States
New York
Min Ounee
Ryan
Gove
Bureau of Atalls
Catton
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Bryan
Uncle Consider for Good Advice on Coinage Debates
A dialogue on silver and gold coinage unfolds with Uncle urging free coinage and debate over Treasury holdings. The figures cited include 625,300,000 dollars in silver and around 56,440,000 in idle funds, plus 850,000,000 in gold claims, as the narrator discusses bimetallism and England’s gold standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimt
England
Eli
Unele
Mr. Preston
Increased Savings Show Public Benevolence Under McKinley
A comparative savings bank report highlights higher deposits and larger donations to churches, education, and charities under President McKinley. The year 1899 records educational gifts totaling 855 million and overall benevolence rising sharply from 1894 to 1899, with total charitable giving reaching tens of millions.
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Mies Ryan
Nalure
Pre
McKinley
Denoulters
Sith
Meen
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Ei Dines
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Sheen
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Dinvola
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Monde
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