Republican voices split over Funks delegates to national convention
The Dickinson county Republican scene centers on Mr Funk and Mr Rabingen amid disputes over party allegiance and the right to appoint delegates. Supporters praise Funk as loyal and urge his selection as delegate at large, while opponents question his independence and the impact on the party.
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Cedar Rapides Repurblican
Bowa
Uae
Boarden
Obs Ogeessary
Mir Alb
Pitadien
Steven
Fehl
Ale Fook
Towa Terebet Lin
Bunk
Republican Party
Cie
Funk
Rabingen
Gabe
Abe. Robinson
Limmet
Dickinson
Mimiet Regubti
Punk
Dickinson County
Nomination of John Cownle to Board of Control Endorsed
The governor nominated John Cownle to the board of control noting his splendid state service and stating no opposition emerged. The formal confirmation process proceeded as expected with broad support.
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John Cownle
Board of Control
House and Senate back binding twine secretaty at Anamosa
Committees favor the establishment of a binding twine secretary at the Anamosa penitentiary. The plan is well received and expected to be approved, with an estimated annual saving to the Power farrier of about 600.
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House
Senate
Primary results shape Polk County race and delegate seat
The text notes an overwhelming defeat of Judge Prouty in Polk County primaries and hints at possible decisions by Judge Nichols. It mentions Capt Hall’s imminent stance and a potential candidacy for delegate to the national Republican convention from the Seventh district.
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Judge Prouty
Polk County
Nichols
Hall Fet
W. Vandidate
Seeanth
Carroll County Urges Delegates for Congressman Conher
Carroll county directs its delegates to back Congressman Conher. Calhoun county is expected to follow suit with similar instructions to its delegates.
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Carroll County
Conher
Calhoun County
Political primary fights and nominations loom in Des Moines era
The piece details Edgar style party maneuvers with candidates Thames Struble and Hubbard in contention for congressional nomination. It notes Republican delegates instructed to back Blythe and allied figures while Wythe and Fink oppose reform. It mentions a federal judge race outcome and shifts in Des Moines politics with Spirit Lake and Power county delegates set for March 200.
Learning and pockets in garments prompt debate
The Mayne editor from Palo Alto reports on teen learning and a fashion note praising functional pockets. A Cedar Rapids Republican review of The One Woman by Thomas Wixsen discusses socialism and warns against its dangers, urging personal improvement over law alone.
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Mayne
Palo Alto
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Wixen
Ramet County Farmer Urged to Keep Pushing Ahead
A Ramet County farmer is urged to persist with his efforts as local observers note that continued action may yield the most profit and progress for his venture.
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Ramet County
Reporter backs Judge Conner as candidates clash
The Palo Alto Reporter endorses Judge Conner amid party feuds. Col KS Orinby is named a congressional candidate. speculation swirls on confirmations from Quin counties and Quarton. Montgomery Democrats back Hearst for president, while divisions threaten unity in Town Democrats. Republicans hope for a decisive Democratic vote on Hearst.
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Palo Alto
Conner
Col
Orinby
North End
Boone
Webster County
Fhua
Koesuth
Quarton
Ormaby
Wah H
Montgomery County
Hearst
Northwest wheat acreage to rise amid price and weather factors
Northwest farmers plan larger wheat sowing with price signals and diversification from coarse grains. Weather will shape acres, with estimates of substantial increases in some districts and drops in barley elsewhere. Advices from Sherborn note Skipper, a longtime Advance editor, visiting and recounting veterans with a Michican cavalry past.
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Northwestern
HH. V. Jones
Sherborn
Fomne
Wetherville
Jenkins
Way & Ost
Sherburn
Skinner
Aabassean
Michigan Cavalry
Jeff Davis
Sherburn Advance reports decisive license vote and officers
Hard fought license referendum ends 221 to 14 in Sherburn Advance. Elected officials include Mayor George Weir and councilmen P. G. Johnson John Dewith Harry Suter. clerk Frank F. Sandin. treasurer George W. Gravelly. justice O. P. Anderson. The Sibley Gazette cites Dr L B Maker newly settled at Dolliver with strong energy and moral standing. Mrs Maker to join soon. Mrs Christopher sues Milwaukee road for 15000. Judge Heisell seeks rest in West Baden. local youths attend Superior dance.
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Sherburn
Dunbell
George Weir
P. G. Johnson
John Dewith
Harry Suter
Frank 4. Sandin
Tressurer
George W. Gravelly
Anderson
Sibley Gazette
de. L. B. Maker
Dolliver
Christopher
Milford
Milwaukee Road
Heisell
He Hong
West Baden
Ind
Superior
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Thames
Struble
Hubbard
Sioux City
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Comnatina
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Phis
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Fink
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Dows
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Cappming
Republian
Dion
Des Moines
Teothe Oatitt
Eee
Deckinson County
Spirit
Herald
Roosevelt
Patters
Pepulicans
Powe
John T. Johnston
Rew
Emmet
Ilere
Viking Clothing Store
NAU Brothers
Estherville
Iowa
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