Political views on tariffs and politics in Vindicator
The Vindicator condemns Democratic tariff policies and praises Republican protectionism. It notes past tariff shifts, recalls economic turmoil under free trade, and urges voters to resist insurgent Republicans aligning with Democrats. It also mentions hog prices rising, Taft’s veto on New Mexico and Arizona statehood, weather notes, and Chautauqua success with Folk Bryan endorsement buzz.
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Taft
New Mexico
Arizona
County Demonstration Farms Seed Quality and Corn Stand
Germination tests at county demonstration farms run by the extension department of Iowa State College indicate some poor seed was used this spring despite efforts to secure better seed corn. The corn stand, however, is better than the average year across sixteen farms in Allamakee Black Hawk Cherokee Henry Kossuth Lee Mahaska Mills Mitchell Page Plymouth Pottawattamie Scott Sioux Woodbury and Worth counties, representing conditions in a large Iowa region.
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Feste
Extension Department
Iowa State College
Allamakee Black Hawk
Cherokee
Henry
Kossuth
Lee
Mahaska
Mills
Mitchell
Page
Plymouth
Pottawattamie
Scott
Sioux
Woodbury
Worth Counties
Iowa
Hanna On Stand Denies Cost Of Tennessee Syndicate
L. C. Hanna of Cleveland testified before the Stanley steel trust investigating committee that financing the Tennessee Coal and Iron syndicate cost far less than a postage stamp, and that no bankers were employed. He noted Harriman ordered 157,500 tons of steel rails and recalled a conference with J Pierpont Morgan and H C Frick after trips to Washington to secure Roosevelt's approval for the merger.
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Tennesse Coal and Iron Syndicate
L. CG. Hanna
Cleveland
Stanley Steel Trust
Mr. Stanley
Mr. Hanna
J. Pierpont Moreau
Play Excitement Lifts Local Theaters With Indies
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes a thrilling stage performance as two leading Indies headlined the show. A constant center-stage struggle kept audiences engaged and eager, reflecting high management ambition and strong crowd response.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Waiting For the Chance
The remark notes a parrot dying after the aunt’s death and cites a Boston Transcript exchange about grief and possible poison. It presents a brief, theatrical exchange with a touch of humor and macabre whimsy.
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Marks
Parke
Boston Transcript
An Explanation from the Chicago Record-Herald
A brief quote notes a married person asking about a spouse with the reply that the husband died. The line reflects a newspaper’s voice from Chicago. The source shows a concise, pointed exchange.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Which class will you choose in the land deal note
A fragmented office note from the CompMpENY PRODUCT Co. urges land owners to join an advance movement. It contrasts two paths between debt and prosperity, proposing joint action to furnish tiles and supervise installation for shared happiness. Contains misprints and unclear names.
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Commpeny Product Co
Htherville Concrete
Billy the football star stars in Daly's Florida farce
The comedy Billy adapted from Billy's Tombstone arrives at Armory Theatre on Aug 28 for a long Broadway run. Frank G. King plays Billy Hargrave with Chic Perkins as his sister. Set aboard the steamship Florida, the plot follows Billy's missing false teeth and farcical misunderstandings as he vies for Beatrice Sloan and navigates a scheme by Eustace. The show earned strong New York critic reception and drew steady summer business.
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Billy
Daly
New York
Armory Theatre
Shubert
George Cameron
Billy Hargrave
Alice
Florida
Havanna
Mrs. Sloan
Beatrice
Eustace
Kaustice
Daly’s
Frank G. King
Chic Perkins
Minnesota organizer aids Estherville club plan
Miss Tita Alice Reichard of Minneapolis travels to Estherville with two associates to organize home economics clubs in Iowa. They aim to study economics from textbooks by the American School of Home Economies, Chicago, covering household management chemistry of the household cookery and home care of the sick. The plan includes two meetings per section with lectures, experiments, and discussions, plus club-wide organization and mutual protection efforts similar to O Brien county.
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Tita Alice Reichard
Minneapolis
Hame Club
Minnesota
Estherville
Minne
Iowa
American School of Home Economies of
Chicago
Misse Reichard
Rockford
Marble Rock
Queen
Ladies Aid Market and Union Services Notice
The Ladies Aid society of the Christian church will hold a market in the church basement starting Saturday August 19 and every Saturday thereafter. Union Patriotic services will be at the M KE church Sunday evening September 8 with Rev J D Vanney preaching. A second hand typewriter in excellent condition will be sold cheap. There will be a car of Alberta peaches in Estherville today for canning. ask your grocer.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Union Patriotic
M. KE
J. D. Vanney
the Vindicator and Republican Co
Alberta
Estherville
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