Insurgent Politics and Local Notices in Estherville
The Estherville post office lists a 1909 date and local notices mix with political commentary. A Washington contact advertises insur gent for sale, while Deputy Game Warden L E White reports installing screens to curb fish losses and awaiting shipments from the U S government for Okoboji Spirit Lost Island and Medium lakes and the Des Moines river in May.
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Retain Local Enterprises Over New Growth for Estherville
The Commercial Club should focus on supporting existing businesses rather than courting new ones. It argues premature expansion costs and notes past losses from lack of home patronage. The piece warns insurgent lawmakers would hurt farm prices and employment, urging farmers to curb insurgent influence.
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Estherville
Ruling on Speaker Cannon Privilege Sparks Debate
The Chicago News notes a key ruling by Speaker Cannon in which a motion to remove the speaker is deemed highly privileged and always in order. The piece argues this reinforces the speaker's dependence on the majority as the creator of the office.
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Insurgents Fail to Remove Speaker Cannon in House
The Cedar Rapids Republican condemns the majority for not ousting Speaker Cannon, branding him a corporate wolf in sheep's clothing and calling the insurgents insincere for opposing action. It urges wiping out the Republican party if it supports a mere tool of corporations in the speakership.
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Cedar Rapids
Pullen Announces Candidacy for Mininet County Sheriff
Warren Pullen declares run for sheriff of Mininet County subject to voters at the June primary. The notice appears amid a jumble of unrelated quotes from the New York Evening Post about a wife leaving home and returning to family.
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Owl Rebs Hat in Park Attack on Teresa Munn
A big owl at the Herbert Bradley estate between here and West Orange attacked Teresa Munn of West Orange. It dashed at her hat and tore it off then flew away with it in a park setting noted by Montelsir special correspondent from Montclair New Jersey.
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