Harding pledges clean record to win Iowa governorship
The Des Moines ministers urge Sunday sermons against Harding amid a heated political climate. Harding, one of Iowa's strongest men, vows to keep saloon out of the state and win the governorship easily. The pastors claim they have the right to oppose him, while critics warn against overreaction from the booze lobby and newspapers backing.
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Harding for Clean Governance Endorsed in Knoxville
The endorsement praises Wot Harding as a gentle, sober man not given to drinking, denying rumors of misconduct. It asserts he supports returning the saloon to Iowa as a means to stable business administration and steady state governance, promising no backward steps under his control. Local business concerns in Knoxville are cited.
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Pity the Man and Forgiveness in a Turbulent Column
A reflective column urges forgiving enemies rather than harboring grudges, arguing forgiveness frees the mind and fosters true happiness. It cites political tensions, campaign stances, and public concerns such as travel, speed limits, safety slogans, and gasoline costs, weaving social commentary with current events and local civic notes.
Motherville Considers Entertainment Aggregation Plan
If Motherville will not provide entertainment for visitors there should be no prohibition to some aggregation volling here with amuse ment features.
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Knight Templar delegates attend con clave at Templar Park
Bir Knight and others from this city attend the Knight Templar con clave at Templar Park this week. M. K. Whelan reports bug a reas in southern state. Tom Prilen returns from California. Montgomery and others attend Cedar Rapids tournament. Delegates from the state convention arrive. Ladd notes Buckeye state supports McKinley. Spirit Lake crowd small at Orleans Hotel. fishing fined for A. McRae. Market wheat 40, barley 12, oats 10, flax BA, corn 14, hay 88 7A.
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Bally Rot in Iowa GOP Convention Prohibition Clash
The Sioux City Tribune criticized party leaders for arguing prohibition, noting Harding's strong statewide showing. It cites 17 counties nominating Harding and a further 47 counties backing him, arguing voters tire of self-righteous political maneuvers and misrepresentation. The piece predicts a larger Harding victory nationally and an end to small bore politics in Iowa.
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Ministers and manners mix in town notes of Des Moines and Spencer
A midwestern column comments that ministers cannot blend church aims with politics without trouble, mocks fashion and speed laws, notes Republicans meeting in Des Moines to craft a platform, and reports Spencer Masons will dedicate a $40,000 temple on August 10. Also advertises Butter-Kist popcorn at Cummings HKexall drug store.
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