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Newspaper
Spencer News
Location
Spencer, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
2
Minhty acres of the best land in Glyy county with no improvements partly tilled four miles from Royal four miles from Spencer all fenced, good well. Price per acre any time of year. Realty Co.
Word spreads that Mr. Roosevelt has lost his voice or is barred from speaking in the fall campaign. The gag may shape the party's path, affecting chances to urge arms or restraint as the peace talks and Villa situation loom.
Sioux City hosts a big automobile race Saturday with a prepared oiled and rolled track banked turns to allow speeds near ninety four miles an hour and aiming for over one hundred. Famous drivers arrive and practice as Pha city plans large preparations for a major event. Chas Astiburn of Greenville visited relatives and stopped here Friday.
A reflective essay argues that ancient idols failed and true deliverance comes through religion. It references Harvis and John Lord, cites unsafe excesses of ancient Rome, and notes growing church building activity and a push toward prohibition in the community, with civic figures debated.
The passage discusses Governor Clarke and Judge Lee facing a political crossroads. It suggests a decision could lead to a hopeful political future if Wiscom Lots advice is heeded, or a setback if not, framing Judge Lee as a potential political dead duck regardless of outcome.
A letter urges nominating J. I. Wall for State Auditor. He has aided in adjusting discrepancies in county accounts in Northwest Iowa and is familiar with the office duties. He does not live locally but argues geography should not decide the choice. competence matters.
The article reviews a Talking Pictures CoP exhibit praising moving pictures as a modern triumph while criticizing vulgar scenes and urging higher standards. It contrasts calls for educated, refined content with concerns over Greek Turkish hostilities and peace proposals, citing thinkers like Lincoln and Patrick Henry. It ends noting Mexican tensions and potential reprisals as a cautionary backdrop to cultural debates.
In a rough sketch of political currents, Connolly appears to benefit from Democrat misgivings while Meredith’s candidacy falters, leaving the Senate contest unsettled and hinting at shifting loyalties within party ranks.
For Sale at a Bargain 160 aeres four ies southeast of Dickens only 14 ¢ ra ie if you buy how Be quick Square Dual Realty Company Spencer Lowa It For SaLE A brown driving team well statched well broke five and six years old price right or will trade Phone 25-103 at Marathon or call at my home one mile east of Leverett Iowa Perry Baker 24-2
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