Desperate defense over Cummins Clark and bandwagon
M K Whelan seeks to distance himself from Senator Cummins by accusing others of joining Champ Clark Jeff Davis and supporters. Jeff Davis is deceased and not on any bandwagon. Champ Clark is praised as a distinguished Democrat. the piece notes belief in Clark’s ideas and contrasts Democrats with Cummins. Iowa congressmen mostly oppose reciprocity with Canada. Cummins expected to oppose as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Whelan
Senator Cummins
Champ Clark
Jeff Davis
Cummins
Iowa
Hubbard
The
Tith
Canada
Iowa Farmer Opinions On Canadian Reciprocity Discussed
A newspaper column surveys Iowa farmer views on a reciprocity pact with Canada. The writer predicts senate passage despite initial farmer skepticism, noting no real harm to Iowa crops, and suggesting benefits if Canadian lumber and grain prices favor U S farming. The piece argues Canada raises less corn and land value rises with cultivation, framing the treaty as more scare than harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Congress
Iowa
Senate
Pres. Taft
Canada
U. S
Canada Land
Reciproc ity clash in early 1911 letter from M K Whelan
M K Whelan of Reciprocity criticizes Cummins and followers for shifting opposition to reciprocity. He argues for protection for farmers and manufacturers, opposing Canada Mexico and South American market opening. Whelan cites Lafe Youne, Champ Clark, Jeff Davis, and others as proof politics makes strange bed fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuitor
Cummins
Canada
Mexico
South American
Champ Clark
Jeff Davin
Egg prices drop amid reciprocity talk and overproduction
Egg prices fell from thirty five to fifteen cents a dozen as hens increased laying and cold storage dealers dumped millions of eggs on the market. Dave Carlson of the Botineau Courant visited Estherville between trains, en route from Pipestone, where he reviewed a newspaper proposition and will leave his paper in early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Carlson
Botineau
Local wrestling match and business notes from Spirit Lake area
Local items report P C Roth checked as agent at M and St L depot, Heeks and Champlain clash in Worthington, J W Hepp travels to Chicago to address railroad grievances, Rev Vanney buys Lathrop cottage, G E Yeager acquires Folsom stock with land trades, Miller Christensen buys Estherville store, Spirit Lake expands with joint operation and new manager Peter Christensen, Champlain vs Beeks wrestling set for Friday with earlier Worthington results described, plus a Lyric Friday concert by Moorea Harp Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Roth
Minneapolis
Heeks
Lake Park
Bert Champlain
Estherville
Worthington
J.W. Hepp
Chicago
B. of L. E
Rock Island Railroad Company
Vanney
Federated Baptist Church
Lathrop
North Seventh Street
Pleasantville
G. E. Yeager
F. A. Folsom
Folsom
Minnesota
Yeager
Albertson Boys
Harris and Ocheyedan
Spirit Lake Beacon
Miler-Christensen Co
Spirit Lake
Earl C. Bryant
L. M. Christensen
Peter Christensen
Miller- Christensen
Bert Champlin
Eugene Beeks
Beeks
Champlain
Worthington Globe
Mr. Beeks
Rpm
Secessor
Mr. Champlain
Moorea Harp Orchestra
Purely Personal notes from Estherville area
Entries list residents and visitors in Estherville and nearby towns. Mentions include C. & Hobein returning to Minneapolis, Al Houltshouser and Mrs Kelly visiting, and many short trips or visits to Des Moines Cedar Rapids Spirit Lake Fort Dodge and Armstrong. Several local people are noted traveling for business visits conferences and family visits.
Notice of Will Hearing for H Rood Deceased
The will of H Rood, deceased, has been filed and opened for proof. A hearing is fixed for Tuesday afternoon in April 1011 in Estherville Iowa. The district court clerk signs the notice with the date of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Emmet County
Willot H. Rood
Estherville
Iowa
Church notices and services across town
The Womans League of the Presbyterian church hosts afternoon entertainment with leaders in each region. First Church of Christ Scientist schedules Sunday services at 10:46 a. m with Sunday school at 10. Central events include Federated Baptist prayer meeting Thursday at 7:80 with pastor preaching next Sunday at 10:45 and 7:80, plus 12 M Sunday school. Woman's club met at Mrs. Anderson's home with plans to meet March 18 at Mrs. Sherrin's, 622 North Seventh. Rev F B Empey of Sioux City to preach at Methodist next Sunday. Notes on hats and tobacco spending. Christian church to highlight translations and Lord's Supper at 11, with youth-led evening service at 7:30. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans League of the Presbyterian Church
East
Wm. Fashier
West
Federated Baptist Church
Woman's Club
B. B. Anderson
I. Sherrin
North Seventh Street
Christian Church
Elijah
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Hugh B. Lawrence
Vindicator
the Vindicator and Republican CO Incorporated
Geo. A. Nichols
S8therville
Mstherville, Low
Official Paper
Estherville and
Emmet County
East Lawn
John P. Kirby
Janesville
Gaylord & Ross
Estherville, Iowa
N. B. Egbert
A. N. Vassar
Terris
Etta Butcher
Dr. Snyder
John Sutton
Armstrong
E. S. George
Graetinger
Hugh Lawrence
St. Paul
Dowden
Grover
O. J. Brown
Colorado
Arthur Pitcher
H. Raleigh
Des Moines
Jas. Lovell
Kansas
Nels Lee
Misa Pearl Wetherer
Frank Wing
Ethel Hamilton
Garner
J. M. Kelley
H. A. Dunham
Sioux Falls
Jay and
Wes
Louise Hobein
Forest City
G.G. Gardner
Mrs. Hotein
Wie
State of
Lowa
Ewe
Haffslfinges
Langren & Peterson
Howard Graves
James Espese
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Landa
Hmmet Oo
Estherville State Bank
F. B. Empey
Sioux City
Methodist
New
Nau Bros
the Lyric
Moores Harp Orchestra
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