Primary Law and Local Race Support in Mistherville
A preprimary plea urges voters to back Allison and opposing candidates in the June 2 primary. The piece cites penalties for false party declarations, discusses the Woods-Conner congressional race, and notes Democratic opposition to Allison while urging support for Republican candidates. It ends with a call to vote and a brief local ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauer
Sie
Qenintien
Allison
Carroll
Restoration of Estherville Post Office Budget After Conferees
The Iowa senate conference restored a $60,000 appropriation for Estherville’s post office building after initial cuts. Rep. Connor and Sen. Allison led the effort, countering Chicago’s larger gains and other cuts. Des Moines Register report notes broader public works themes and forestry advocacy linked to national river and public improvement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Connor
Allison
Estherville Post-Office
Ketherville
Senate
Estherville
House
Motherville
Chicago
Washington
Eatherville
Whelan
Teddy
Iowa
Register and Leader
Des Moines
Seaate
Katherville
Shenandoah
Conner
Mississippi
Burlington
Congressman Conner Refutes Editor Patterson Claim
A letter to the Enterpriss from J P Conor challenges an editorial that he voted for extra mileage and pay raises. He states the premises are false and requests correction to align with the congressional record. He asks Editor Patterson to be fair and accurate.
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Conner
Patterson
Enterprise
Congress
Memorial Day Reverence and Duty Observed
Memorial Day is described as a tribute to Union soldiers and sailors with a sunrise gun, flag at half mast, veterans procession, prayers, graves decorations, and flower strewing. It emphasizes gratitude for current blessings and inspiration for the future, teaching citizens duties to themselves and the nation. Comrades plan to observe on Saturday, May 30th.
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The
Union
Memorial Day Observance by Grand Army and Schools
The Grand Army of the Republic leads Memorial Day ceremonies inviting school children supervised by teachers and school officials, with Rev. Drew Bolesee, Mrs. Howard, Rev. Cole, Mrs. G. Ry Birney, Miss Etta Graaf, Gazelle Williams, and Rev. Campbell among participants. Addresses, prayers, duets, and benediction marked the program. Also an advertisement notes new parlor designs and stock from Jay Johnston & Co.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Ram
Coon
Drew
Bolesee
Howard
Lincoln
Solhy Epee
Cole
Ahnieg
G.ry Birney
Etta Graaf
Gazelle Williams
Campbell
Musig
America
Jahison
H.C. Coos
A. Kerenun
Jay Johnston Co Promotes New Belt and Collar Pins
A period ad notes these new belt pins and collar pins as the swellest ever from Jay Johnston & Co. It mentions The Forestry Lecture and hints at a large convention of governors and statesmen underscoring the subject’s importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Johnston & Co
Iowa and the nation see growth and leadership noted
The item highlights Iowa's perceived role in developing western and northern states and its provision of educated leaders for government. It also includes several local notices and ads about storefront sales, a church Ladies Aid meeting, event menus, and cement products, reflecting a cluttered era advertisement page.
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Iowa
Lowa
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Estherville and
Emvmet County
Burpeoe Allison
Cummins
Torbat
Tate
Sento
Pwn
Tulted &Tateger
Nate
Dean
Arron Trwarin
Kivery
Flpl Woods
Warmh
Manter
Wisconsin Land & Cattle Company
Mistherville
Woods
Conner Claine
Ulne
Cimino
Abliqom
Dolliver
Nud
Uited
American Forestry Association
Will
Traska
Yellowstone
Roosevelt
J.P. Conor
Brownell Jacobson
Milan
Childrens Straw Hats
Nau Brothers
Lft
Nan
the Ladies Aid Society of the Norweeitnt Lateran Church
Mra. Ed
Johnson
6Th St
Gina Wastro
Jay Johnston
Shadle & Sons
Bank of Matherville
Foundations
Cement Products Co
L. L. Binanan
Ladies Aid Society
M. Ky. Church
Walla
Cement Producta Co
L. le Bengyam
Frank Albro
Brotherhood
Spring and
Washington Sts
New York, City
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