Cummins Losses in Northernowa Revealed by State Register
The State Register reports on primary election returns showing Cummins trailing Allison in multiple districts. It notes miscounts in the Tenth and Eleventh districts, surprises in the Second and Third, and modest comfort for progressive factions in the Sixth. It contrasts total gubernatorial vote with Republican congressmen figures from 1906 and 1900s off years, then discusses district variations in support for Cummins and Allison.
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State Register
Cummins
Cummings
Scott
Cummina
Allison
Allleon
Sieepele Aasalpi
Arith
Jpogaib
Congress
Morrow
Wet spring recalls late planting and strong yields
Albright of Plum Creek and Myron Schuck of Union recall 1892 when corn planting lagged until late June yet yielded well in Kossuth county. Albright says sixty acres planted June 26 produced a strong fall harvest despite two ears silking out. Schuck notes the era’s final crop after late planting. A Wisconsin-style obituary notes Emil Hoffman’s sudden death Friday evening. Funeral Monday at German Lutheran, Oak Hill cemetery. An educational Heinz exhibit and samples are planned Saturday June 3 to promote pure foods and Heinz 67 varieties, with a Farmers’ Business Record rep present.
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Albright
Plum Creek
Myron Schuck
Union
Algona
Langdon Cotton
Whittemore
Kossuth
Schnek
Des Moines
Emil Hoffman
German Lutheran Church
Berham
Oak Hill Cemetery
Heinz
H. J. Heinz Co
H. J Heinz &Co
Cordial reception honors F P Woods for Congress bid
A Friday night gathering at the court house honored Republican nominee F P Woods with hearty support from Estherville and Emmet County. Speakers praised Woods while the festive hall featured hunting decor and cut flowers. A punch bowl mishap caused a spill and a joked bid to take a punch at the bowl, ending the meeting. The Vindicator and Republican advertise local stationery items for sale.
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Court House
F.P. Woods
Congress
Woods
Estherville
Emmet County
Mr. Woods
Edward Campbell
Howard Espeset
J. W. Morse
Byron Coon
W. A. Ladd
Dr. Bachman
A. C. Brown
J. W. Randolph
Storm Predictions From St Louis Weather Prophet
In St Louis on May 31, Rev Urs Hicks predicts a stormy June with frequent il periods from the 4th to the 9th the 12th to the 14th and the 27th to the 28th 29th and mentions reactionary May storms fading in the East and a solstice with heavy rains along with earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in various regions.
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St Louis
Fune
Urs R. Hicks
St. Louts
M. Hicks
Mth
Hicks
Anya
Clubbing Rates With All Leading Publications
A compact overview notes that clubbing rates align with or track the lead publications’ figures across major outlets. Details vary by publication and date, but the trend shows synchronized pricing or coverage patterns among key sources.
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the Vindicator
Republican
Armory in Prospect Could Rally Local Subscriptions
A meeting at the court house discussed building an armory for Company D. Major Chantland urged action as the unit faced possible disbanding. Members pledged 3388 dollars, with citizens expected to subscribe 6666 more, aiming to raise the needed funds for a public building usable for opera houses and meetings.
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Court House
Chant-land
Estherville
Twister Hits Charles City Causes Casualties and Destruction
A Sunday evening tornado struck Charles City around seven, killing one person and injuring many. Several buildings were wrecked, with greater damage in sparse areas than in the business district. Moving Pictures are fine at the Bijou.
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Charles City
Canvass and Prospects of the 1908 Primary Election
An unofficial canvass reviews the 1908 primary, arguing labor union legislation threatens industry and finance. It cites anti injunction and Sherman Act amendments, praises recent constructive laws, and predicts prosperity if the current party remains in power. The piece notes a June educational exhibit with Heinz representatives and marks Mother's Day wearing white flowers.
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House of Representatives
Senate
England
United States
United States Supreme Court
American Federation of Labor
Philadelphia
West
Mansou Damocrat
Elm tops trimmed, a foolish shade tree practice condemned
The Quincy Journal editor N H Wheeler condemns trimming tree tops as ruinous, citing Springfield’s widespread mutilation of trees. He urges trimming from the bottom and replacing damaged trees, warning Carolina poplars and Carolina poplar plantings as poor shade choices.
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Peoria Star
Quincy Journal
Fatherville
N. H. Wheeler
Tnm- Neis
Springfield
Wheeler
Springfeld
America
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