Official City and County Evening Daily Paper Note
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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
4
Evening edition published daily except Sunday and morning edition issued daily except Monday. The notice advertises standard publication schedule for the Official Paper of City and County.
The Telegraph-Herald reminds subscribers to supply both old and new addresses when changing their paper delivery. Rejected manuscripts will not be returned. All business correspondence should be sent to the Telegraph-Herald in Dubuque, Iowa.
Key events include the birth of poet and editor William Cullen Bryant in 1794 and his death in 1878. In 1966 News of Timothy Leary's trip to the far north reached the United States. In 1908 William H. Taft was elected president.
Sun sets at 4 51 p m and rises at 6 30 a m with the moon rising at 7 03 p m according to local astronomical notes. The entry lists daily solar and lunar cycle times for observers.
The piece surveys results from Massachusetts where Draper leads by about 8,000, plus mayoral races in New York, Cleveland, San Francisco, Toledo, and past federal labor disputes. It notes shifts in political power, graft fatigue in San Francisco, and labor seeps into legal battles over injunctions and government authority.
The piece portrays a man aligned with a reformist political school advocating municipal moral cleanliness and the Golden Rule in social issues. It argues local elections reflect no national issues, while Massachusetts results give Democrats optimism for upcoming congressional contests.
A critique links Vesta Herne’s opium death to a cruel competitive system. It argues government and economic structures force poverty, vice, and unrest, urging labor leaders to protest injustice and defend press freedom against court injunctions.
The H B Glover Co plans a third plant as local female labor shortages force out-of-town work. It has completed a 7 story Iowa Fifth Street building adding 36 009 square feet and already operates branches in Guttenberg and Dyersville with plans for Maquoketa. The piece urges city leaders to unite employers and residents to attract homes and workers to build a bigger Dubuque.
Churchill denounces a suffragette stone assault in Dundee, urging that a decent approach would better advance the cause. He warns that American women's resolve earns respect only while they remain women, implying harsher treatment if respect is lost.
The piece notes that Roosevelt remained loyal to the people while Taft governed eight months, but concedes Roosevelt himself did not press charges on the sugar trust when the statute of limitations deadline loomed.
The Kansas City Journal notes the free silver Republicans who once spoke loudly are dwindling. It cites the deaths of ex President McKinky and Senator William B. Allison as examples of the movement's decline.
Prose poems lament autumn winds and dying plants economy theme, with a Tariff Bill fireside lecture by a father replacing fairy tales. An ad touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic with testimonial from Miss Kathern Swain of Dayton Ohio.
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is marketed by druggists grocers and dealers or shipped for $1.00 a bottle. Write the Medical Department Rochester N Y for advice and a free illustrated medical booklet with testimonials from users of the medicine.
Mrs E P Dolan of Coggan visits her nephew on Bluff street. Miss E E Power of Helena Mont visits the Powers family. Miss E M Fiene a Bernard school teacher visits her mother on Fourth street. George Strain and Harry Scherr issue invitations to a dancing party on Wednesday evening Nov 10 at Temple hall. Mrs C Hamman and Edith go to Rock Island to visit the Hamman home. A W Kemler and W A Smith and wives of Platteville spend Sunday and Monday in Dubuque by auto. Henry Doty of Carroll Ia Mrs Byrne of Chicago Charles Doty and Alvin Doty of Beloit Wis attend Roy Doty funeral.
Tacoma adopts a new city charter adopting a commission form of government. Michigan regent Chase Osborn seeks the Republican nomination for governor. North Dakota Speaker Burdick declines a gubernatorial bid. Curtis Guild Jr defeats movements to join Senate race. Illinois Sixth district contest stars Moxley and Ryan with election set for November 23. Grand Rapids hosts a Jackson Day to organize Democratic clubs. Aldrich invited to speak on currency reform in Macon. Converse announces Indiana eleventh district Republican bid. Arthur Vorys eyed for treasury staff roles. Folk campaign gains momentum for Missouri delegation influence. North Dakota Senate seat race between Grenna and Marshall intensifies. Iowa Senator Cummins to speak in Chicago on November 6 addressing Cannon and next steps.
A Catholic Standard and Times quip recalls Mean ley dropping a button in the collection plate and then whispering he paid the pastor's car fare yesterday to call it square. The joke hinges on petty exchange and church fundraising ritual.
A proverb notes that surface symptoms mislead experts. The line suggests even specialists may misread a wagon’s tongue to diagnose its illness, underscoring limits of casual inspection and the value of careful testing.
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