Republican delegate convention to nominate Iowa candidates
The Republican State Committee calls a Nes s Ptobes convention on July 1 to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor superintendent of public instruction judge of the supreme court and railroad commissioner. Delegates from counties vote based on 1902 results. invitations extend to all Republicans.
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Des Moines Capital Ties to Hawaa City Platform Support
Brooklyn residents defend Hawaas City platform, urging stance aligned with party line. Interv iews show broad backing as voters weigh candidate positions and local issues.
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Vanity Won’t Save Him In Political Nonsense
A collage of oversized editorials mocks political vanity and speculation around Cleveland’s potential withdrawal from candidacy. Opinions from St Louis Globe-Democrat Philadelphia Press and Pittsburg Gazette question vanity,Colorado governor remarks, streetcar pricing at dedication, and a tongue in cheek note on a professor’s curriculum about dating behavior.
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Iowa idea in national platform of 1904 debated
A living idea, the Iowa idea, is argued to reflect the Republican tariff and reciprocity doctrine. The piece traces echoes of 1860s platform, notes alignment with national Republicans, and cites Governor Cummins, Senator Allison, and Roosevelt while contrasting with later party shifts. It also references labor sentiment, arbitration, and a coal miners' sympathy wave. M. E. Wilson M. D. offers town and country medical calls.
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Unanimous Fork Perkins Name Circulated for Governor
A Knoxville Journal note endorses Uncle George Perkins of the Sioux City Journal as a likely governor candidate to succeed Cummins. It argues Perkins is an ideal choice and could win by acclamation if nominated by the state convention amid shifting political alignments.
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Tea Root Carvings From the Orient in a Bustling Industry
The article describes tea root carvings from the far east, especially Fueball, noting most pieces are made from hardwood roots. Designs include pedestals with carved figures, mushroom bases, and animals like buffalo and dragon. Artisans clean, trim, and shape roots, with examples such as a Grand Hotel Yokohama piece featuring fifty legs and a horned centipede-like body.
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Waterfalls in Japan as Shrines for Pilgrims
The article portrays Japanese waterfalls as countless shrines visited by pilgrims each year. It notes paper prayers on rocks before contemplative gaze, teahouses nearby, and pilgrimages led by bands bearing city banners. It mentions forty five as a typical age for starting long pilgrimages with family or companions.
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Modern Paper Goods Advertises Latest Writing Materials
A vintage ad promotes ladies stationery line including calligraphy paper, invitations, and wedding stationery. It highlights up to date writing materials with full price list and details on items like writing paper and related supplies.
Local Officials Listed in County Postings
O Peter son treasurer Koes Ridley auditor WJ Bullen vals Bhoriif John Amundson Clark Nels Le yr county attorney Sam Loolliny Wat Recorder Maria Z Tinghey Supt of Schools Be Callwell Surveyor
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Sam’ Loolliny
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