IOWA STANDS BY REPUBLICANISM IN CLOSE RACE
The election shows strong Republican support across Iowa with Tom Nivison winning Sheriff by a narrow margin and Auditor Root held to a slim victory. Statewide results indicate a Republican sweep with most tickets favored, except local races in Emmet County where J H Griffith unseated J J Klopp and J W Weir defeated Gus Vierkandt in District No 1.
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Apistor Root Apatectad Oy
Tom Nivison
Bingham
Cumming
Frank P. Woods
Emmet
Ketherville
J. H. Griffith
J. J. Klopp
J. W. Weir
Gus Vierkandt
Auditor Root
J. R. Uta
K. H. Hanson
Herzberg
Recorder
Hatfelfinger
Coleman
Dolliver
Congress
Dreaming farmer boy sees future on the home place
Imagined visions guide a farmer boy from a dry goods job to a transformed farm. He pictures thrifty alfalfa, dairy cattle, a woven wire fence, and a sturdy barn replacing dilapidation, as old customers gain new hope from improved stock and cholera immunity, per Prairie Farmer and local notes.
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Tim
Itla
Ila
Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers
Royal Arch Masons elect officers with A R Butler as high priest and J Lerdall as king. Other officers include A V Jamen arthe W H Foote treasurer TL Heffeel finger secretary and a long list of role holders such as Stockdale F F Hender shot Wm Heidke R A C W Morse and John Keeler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Butler
J. Lerdall
King
A. V. Jamen
Aarthe
W.H. Foote
TL. Heffeelfinger
Stockdale
Principle Sc. Jr
F. F. Hendershot
John Keeler
1St V
EB Fuller
Sentinel
Benefit of Roads to Nonabutting Property Owners
A summary of Department of Agriculture highway planning guidance on county market roads. It explains that improving main roads raises land values even for nonabutting properties, warns against city biased bond spending, and notes state aid benefits and increased rural-urban interaction from better highways.
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Washington, D
Epeelaliata
Department of Agriculture
Itie
Bcal Isaue
Massachusetts
Heaton
New York City
Bome
Delog
A Useless Report Critique of County Newspaper Statements
The Bumetebure Democrat argues that post office required county newspaper statements offer little public benefit. It complains publishers must reveal private business details, suggesting the rule mainly employs clerks in Washington and serves no broad public interest.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Bumetebure Democrat
Fire Fiends Beset City As Barns Burn At Night
Reports warn of a serial arsonist in an Iowa city with several barns destroyed on Ninth and Tenth streets and Lincoln and Eighth streets. Fire alarms ring nightly as suspects are seen fleeing. some arrests made, but culprit remains at large. The piece also lauds Iowa landscapes and farming wealth in editorial prose.
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Henry Coon
Berg
Ninth and Tenth Streets
Burt & Jones
Cite
Lincoln and
Eighth
Roy Blazee
South Tenth Street
Young Judge Opens Court in Eastherville Twenty Years Ago
Twenty years ago Judge Quarton opened the court in Eastherville on a Monday evening. He appeared youthful yet showed clear mind and solid experience from twelve years of shop practice in a top state legal town. Social notes mention Mrs Parker of Mason City visiting Eastherville, tea at Mrs K’s, and several parties hosted by local residents including Mr and Mrs Rhodes and Bertie Parriott. J Hansen begins work as a new merchant tailor, well recommended.
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Northwest Hill
F. H. Rhodes
Uenday
Bertie
Eeith Parriott
O, DD. Barnum
J. Hansen
Hoe
Dobbin and the Great War Horse Trade
Thousands of American horses are being sent to Canada and then England to pull artillery on European battlefields. Trains from Chicago St Louis Kansas City Louisville and New Orleans carry horses from rural Midwest ranges to be bought for war service. Wounded and dying horses face cold winter streets as humane care lags and Red Cross facilities fail to arrive.
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Chicago
Canada
England
St. Louis
Kansas City
Loulaville
New Orleans
Middle West
Red Cross Athletica
The Makeup of Mao Sermon At Christian Church
Tula will address the Christian church next Sunday evening as the second in November’s pastorate closing sermons. The series, Your Reasonable Service, outlines true Christian work and aims to attract new hearers as the Sunday school and Bible study meet at 1 pm.
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Tula
Minleger Hurd
Christian Church
Bible Lescott
President Wilcon Kag dealgoated Thursday
A local report notes President Wilcon Kag was dealgoated on Thursday with reference to an event in Thenkegiying.
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Wilcon Kag
Sea Dey
Thenkegiying
P. E. D. Luncheon Honors P Prantz Of Burlington
Mrs. W G Saunders hosted a autumn luncheon at Oakwood on Tuesday in honor of Burlington inspector Mrs. Prantz and the P E O local chapter. Twenty two attendees enjoyed autumn foliage decor and a pumpkin centerpiece. Also present were Mrs. D R Alexander of Eutherville Mrs Ethel Mary Rety of Chicago Mrs George K E Saunders and Mrs Adele A Haynes. After lunch the inspection of the chapter followed with Mrs Frants planning to visit the Algona chapter. Elmer Beach returned to Manitoba after a brief stay in the city.
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W. G. Saunders
Oakwood
Prantz
Burlington
Funchion
D. R. Alexander
Eutherville
Ethel Mary Rety
Chicago
George KE. Saunders
Adele A. Haynes
Frants
Algona
Emmeraburg
The Bootlegger and the Twin Evils of Society
Magou City Vines argues bootleggers corrupt homes and lure families into vice. He links bootlegging with white slavery, calling both twin evils of daily life and urging action against those who profit from illegal liquor.
Lovell Divorce Granted on Desertion Ground
J C Lovell and Mrs J C Lovell were divorced in September on desertion grounds. Mrs Lovell sought contest but did not appear and was awarded seven thousand dollars alimony. Since June she has resided in Des Moines with brother Ole A Roe and will move to California to live with her son.
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J. Q. Lovell
Burnet County
Kanuss
Busi
Des Moines
Ole A. Roe
California
Burt and Jones Buy Walker Feed Store on Sixth Street
Burt and Jones closed a deal with O H Walker for a feed store on Sixth Street. The building at Right and Lincoln had been owned by Masona. a Thursday night fire damaged the structure and much of their stock. Jonge remains hopeful as possession is taken.
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Burt & Jones
O. H. Walker
Bia Feed
Sixth Street
Pnty
Right
Lincoln Atresta
Masona
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Emmet County
J. WH. Griffith
Boy
Hampshire Boars
A. H. Heaton
Solomon Bernard
Bis
Lyons
Royal Arch Masons
Juptha
Iowa State Wide Publicity Commission
Bay
Colorado
Jack Front
Towa
Juntas Ponce de Leon
Fountain of Youth
Kuppenheimer
Fabrica
Republican
Dobbin
Cannon Food
Mao
Bea Andy
W. H. Hoppe
Elmer Beach
Manitoba
Thin City
J. C. Lovell
Burt and
Jones
Walker Feed Storp
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