Roosevelt Fair Play Debate Shocks Nebraska Delegate
J E Baum, returning from Chicago as Nebraska’s Roosevelt delegate, denounced Roosevelt as not fair to the party and rejected his call for a third movement. Baum said delegates lacked confidence in Roosevelt and preferred Hadley if a compromise were possible, but Roosevelt’s actions stopped that. He defended his delegation’s conduct while criticizing Roosevelt’s handling of the convention and credentials.
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Omaha
Roosevelt
Republican Party
J. E Baum
Chicago
Nebraska
Roosevelt Party
Mr. Baum
Hadley
Teader Hadley
Missouri
Tee My ‘Haun
Steaitor
West
Hailey
Boral
Johnson
California
Dapan
Baur
oLhees
Ereiten- Uids
Was Taft Really Reactionary In Office Questioning His Policies
The piece argues Taft faced reactionary accusations from opponents but cites his actions, including antitrust suits against Standard Oil and American Tobacco, the estate tax, election of senators by popular vote, and a nonpartisan tariff board. It questions whether these steps prove reactionary or reformist, noting peace negotiations with Britain and France and a charter proposal under federal oversight. It ends with an ad for Cummings Fly Shield via Hoehn's Harness Shop.
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Webster World
Taft
Standard Oil Trusts
American Tobacco Trust
United States
Presi- Jeol Tate
Tpessors
Congress
New Jersey
Englland
France
America
Save Sample Grains and Farm Crops for State Fairs
The Commercial Club of Lemmon seeks grain and farm crop samples to be sent to the State Fair Corn Palace and the Minneapolis Land Show. They request clover, alfalfa, timothy and other grasses pulled at bloom, with samples left with committee members David Braught Oscar C Olson B R Watt or Oscar Sampson. Those traveling to Minneapolis soon or before August 1 should call at the Herald Office before leaving.
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Mr. Farmer
Commercial Club of
Lemmon
State Fair Corn Palace
Minneapolis
David Braught
Oscar C. Olson
B. R. Watt
Oscar Sampson
Grain and Provisions Prices and Livestock Notes
Duluth wheat and flax prices on track and nearby contracts include No 1 hard at 1.07 1 5, Northern 1.06 5, No 2 Northern 1.04 5, July 1.05, Sept 98 5. Flax on track and to arrive 1.98, Sept 1.94. South St Paul cattle and hogs quoted for July 24 with steers 6.00 to 78.50, cows and heifers 7.00, calves 4.00 to 87.50, feed 3.25 to 5.50, hogs 7.19 to 7.50, sheep lambs 3.25 to 6.75, Western and ewes 1.25 to 4.00. Chicago grain and provisions prices show assorted wheat, oats, pork, butter, eggs, poultry values. Chicago live stock figures list cattle, hogs, and sheep ranges. Minneapolis grain quotes include wheat futures and cash on track with various No 1 hard and No 1 Northern values. Several classified notes follow including a dwelling for sale or trade, a harness item, rent wants, engine sale, and loan/mortgage offers.
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South St. Paul
Chicago
Tle
Texas
Minneapolis
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule Issued
Morning service at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 1145 a m Men s Bible Class at 3 00 p m Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m Evening Services at 100 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all Martin Hyink minister.
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Christian Endeavor
Regular services at First Baptist Church
The church lists Sunday services including morning worship at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 11 40 a m and evening worship at 8 00 p m A Thursday prayer meeting is held at 8 00 p m The pastor is L M Blackmer The notice invites all to attend each service.
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L.M. Blackmer
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Hoehn
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Chas. Hoehn
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Willey Bros. Laannr Co
First Presbyterian Church
Martin Hyink
First Baptist Church
H. L. Simmons
U. S
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Swift & Company
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