25 Spring Coats on Sale 48 Inches Long
Shop advert announces 25 spring coats available in 48 inch length. Local retailer highlights long coats for cool weather and upcoming season.
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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
2
Shop advert announces 25 spring coats available in 48 inch length. Local retailer highlights long coats for cool weather and upcoming season.
In advance pricing appears for Upper Is Moines Rapti BTARR and HAGGAR publications with rates listed as 1.50 for six months and 0.75 for three months. The fragmentary text suggests subscription terms and period pricing.
A discussion on primary law manipulation and party control. The piece cites the Sioux City Tribune editor as claiming Democrats may influence Republican primaries for senator nominations, arguing such actions betray party integrity. It warns that only party affiliation requirements can prevent cross party interference.
State Superintendent John I. Riggs issues a circular on the country school teacher shortage. He notes no new relief yet, urges nine months of school with short holidays, supports voluntary consolidations, and stresses honoring teacher contracts. He also highlights provisional certificates with board approval for near passing scholarship.
The Des Moines campaign over the new governmental scheme drew strong press scrutiny. The Register and Leader attacked politicians avoiding the vote, challenged Capt. Hull to declare his stance, and noted Cummins missed voting while away in Pittsburgh. Des Moines, the state capital, is highlighted as a key locale.
The approaching date when new general assembly laws take effect, notably a 2-cent passenger fare, raises questions of railroad resistance. Reported tensions suggest railways may yield to public pressure backing the measure, though some opposition persists.
The Des Moines plan was adopted last Thursday replacing a big aldermanic council with a five member commission elected city wide. One member acts as mayor, and the system aims to curb graft by concentrating authority. Voters may remove a commissioner with a 25 percent petition and majority public vote.
Reports from Elmore to West Bend and surrounding communities recount the Great Elmore revival led by Mr Lowry and his team with 330 converts at Lowry Moody meetings. A near disaster on Buffalo Creek involved Lye and others. Harvard professors contemplate a law chair in China. a West Miller boy’s four mile rail track trek ends safely. severe electrical storm wrecks cattle. local travels include Frank Heal selling his Wesley drug store. Judge Coyle’s son Clyde shows slow recovery from a paralyzing fall. high school building at Wort Dodge burns. Orchard’s testimony stirs debate about federation crimes and witness credibility.
Miss Carnet cashiered at Fenton Bank last week while A Winkie of Union towns recovers from a serious illness. Miss Gertrude Nielson returns to Washington to visit brothers in Sexton. Germania Record seeks lodge or society for town opera house. H E Morgan top in area after a wind event. Miss Marjory Carr returns home to Lone Rock from Cornell. W B Bossingham sells Gridley store to Martin Tau Ringsted. Britt plans Fourth celebration.
The article urges individuals to act as their own doctors by using Chamberlain’s Remedies for common ailments. It lists five preparations including Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy, Cough Remedy, Pain Balm, Stomach Tablets, and Salve. A full set of five costs $1.25 from E. E. Conner & Co.
North Western line launches very low round trip rates from Chicago to Pacific Coast destinations via San Francisco and Los Angeles with multiple June to July travel windows. Tickets include liberal return limits and memberships. applies to Portland Tacoma Seattle and Pacific Coast points with favorable terms.
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