Welcome for Senator Curomibs Sparks City Support
Des Moines crowds greet Senator Curomibs amid no dissenting voices as he returns. Supporters praise his accomplishments and pledge he has fulfilled expectations, boosting enthusiasm and proving his intellectual capacity in the eyes of Des Moines residents.
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de Moines
Yaporit
Tessa
Curomibs
Senate
Towa
Tow
Ling
Uueh
Des Moines
Eich
Ing
Capitel
Wool price hikes amid calls for free wool and duty repeal
An American Woolen Company circular announces 12 to 25 percent price increases on wool and garments from a year ago. Writers argue duty repeal and free wool could lower costs, urging Congress to remove wool tariffs and condemn monopolies. They claim cheaper imported fabrics would let tailors offer $25 suits at $20 and press for broader free wool policies.
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American ‘Woolen Company
Trust
Congress
Jess
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vonwrTess
P Cunningham and Wife Plan Move After Weekend Trip
GOING $Y WISCONSIN Jd P Cunningham and wife traveled to Alyons on Saturday for an all over Sunday visit and then planned to continue to Wistovain. They consider making Alyons their permanent home.
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Jd. P. Cunningham
Alyons
Viet
Wistovain
Waithy
Small Town Notes and Editorials Mixed in Local Sketches
A collage of brief items from Burt and Algona with local happenings, editorials, and social notices. Ramblings on politics at the state level, a shout at a printer for card of thanks, a barn build on the Sudmeir farm, and remarks on school superintendent Fyackas prospects.
Algona Citizens Pledge for Chautauqua Support
About 200 residents of Algona and vicinity pledge to contribute 10 each to cover any deficit for future Chautauquas. The effort aims to sustain a multi year program and keep the event running with strong patronage as confidence grows.
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Algona
Simon Retained in Indirect Statement
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Simon and retained status with unclear names and roles. context unclear but indicates an ongoing legal or administrative retention issue.
Sabotage Probe Figures In County Meeting Report
The text shows a fragmented note about a county checking committee member attending a druggists' convention at Ottunovai. It mentions advance gifts tied to an insurance company and references to a senior editor and a father figure, with unclear connections and no clear outcome or dates.
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al Talhainer
Ottunovai
Advante
Letter From Bers to South Dakota Lattere Acknowledges Drought
A sympathetic brief letter from Bers Dell Fitorh writes to residents of South Dakota Lattere about crop hardships and flooding. It offers consolation, notes orchards and hay making underway, and urges continued cheer despite losses. The author closes with well wishes and friendship.
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Titonka
Wolte
Lyseey
Bers
Dell Fitorh
Aldrich tariff debate sparks calls for cheaper goods
Columns praise Senator Dolliver for trying to reduce sugar costs and urge tariff reform to lower prices on woolen goods and cotton while arguing competition beats protection. Public sentiment favors cheaper imports and opposes monopolies despite mixed legislative effort.
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Aldrich
Fangte
Germany
England
Dolliver
Sugar Trust
United States
Amarica
Gummine
Rattons
Contested Meeting Notes and Post Office Debate Highlights
Notes from a local gathering discuss postal reform and non-partisan communication. The report lists attendees including W G Swalm P W Jamison and G W Stapleton of Spirit Lake and references resolutions, committees, and a large meeting planned under President Davieon.
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Igorty
Treton
Landidag
Hosperg
Hartigy
Post Office
Jamison
Ashton
FHM
Scott
Stblay
Omce
Stapleton
Spiritake
W. Jamison
W. G
Swalm
Dyarly
Great Opportunities In Colorado Lands
Prospective settlers in the Centennial State are offered encouragement as J. C. Vining of Colorado Midland railway outlines land prospects. He discusses selling Colorado irrigated land to favored buyers, invites inspections at his Denver office, and notes fruit land near Grand Junction. Vining emphasizes aiding inquiries from Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma and promotes a Colorado garden era with reduced pace to eventual ownership.
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Centennial State
Colorado
J. C. Vining
Colorado Midland Railway
Vining
Denver
Ivery
Woo
Shoutyleut
Great Grand Valley
Grand Jynction
Iowa
Kanegs
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Raventeouth Street
Dupyer
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