Democratic Convention's turbulent national meeting shocks the nation
The Democratic National Convention in St Louis sparked a historic, noisy week of speeches and debates. Radicals and conservatives clashed over gold standards and party policy as leaders struggled to shape the platform and respond to Bryanites, with telegraphic chatter from St Louis signaling possible realignments. The broader scene touched politics in Russia and rural life reforms, and local elections teased ongoing county attorney race while public libraries expand.
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Emmet County Rural Schools Raise Over 800 to 900
Two year effort led by Geo W Schee and County Superintendent Pingrey expanded rural school libraries in Emmet County from none to nearly all. About 5000 volumes now stocked with funds expected to top 5000. winners of Schee prizes include Miss Elvero Person and Miss Airdie Trimble among many teachers.
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Charles Conner Dead From Stroke at About Forty
Charles Conner, a 40 year old resident of Bu [Sheri for eighteen years, died last Sunday evening from a stroke. He lived briefly in Anamosa, worked as a guard at the Anamosa penitentiary for about a year, and had been ill in recent weeks. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with burial at the east side cemetery. He leaves a widow and two children and was well known and respected in the area. The obituary notes his longtime residence and service in local institutions.
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