Duties of a Central Committee in Iowa Politics
The piece argues for strict loyalty to regularly nominated Republicans as urged by R. H. Spence, Iowa state central chair, condemning factional independents like "Gilden's Ticket" in Hardin County. It warns that treason to the party harms harmony and cites internal county disputes, calls for disciplined leadership, and praises reform candidates such as Dr. Anderson for chairmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Spence
State Central Committee
Hardin County
Feld
Gidleen
Republican State Central Committee
Mark J. Furry
Alden
William Welden
Spence
Mark 4. Furry
House of Representatives
Iowa
Robinson
Lwwiek
Wuel Wen
Pee
Republican Sentrel
Hue Sakabi
Bagre
Ham
Ou Mans
Chaitman
Aome Pond
Anderson
County Central Committee
Vindicator and Republican Responds to Local Political Pressures
The Vindicator and Republican defends its stance and accuses the Mail of bias while pledging countywide dedication. It notes outstanding warrants against the electric light and water fund and says council actions prevent further payments to the Citizen's Association until debt issues are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light and Water Fund
Citizen's Association
Editor Faults At Enterprise Leadership Changes
A reader accuses Enterprise editor Lough of misrepresenting writings and misattributing pieces to former editor Gilbertson. The letter asserts Anderson was not favored for county central committee chair, claiming Lough and allies opposed him despite support from The Vindicator and Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ut Uo
Lough
George Delavap
Bhaut
Gilbertson
Bullyragging Editors Mentioned in Local Paper History
The text recounts Lough repeatedly aiming to bully the editors of the Enterprise, writing article after article and shifting responsibility to the editor. It notes this did not always work under George Delavay and questions stockholders' perceptions of the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vindicator and Republican
Vindicator and Republican Co
Vindicator
Republican
Emmet County
Netherville
Lough
Enterprise
George Delavay
Ungrammatical note on Guthrie visit to Esther ville
Fragmentary report describes John Guthrie seeking counsel from Lough at Esther ville. It hints at prior events and suggests county central committees leader and followers may back a group named Gratie nomines amid a potential injunction involving the district clerk and local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guthrie
Estherville
Lough
Ebal
Cgntrel Comunittes
Cotlere
Citizens association attacks and political shifts in Estherville
A溢ge article discusses accusations against the Citizens association and reports on political maneuvering in Estherville. It cites Lough's attacks on local bankers, Robison’s GOP prospects, and calls for independent candidates, alongside notes on a newspaper endorsement and a Roosevelt proclamation.
Rev C W Irwin Seeks Pastorate In Three Churches
Church notes show Rev C W Irwin has supplied the Presbyterian churches at Ringsted Hoping and Depew for the last two Sabbaths with a view to a pastorate and settlement. Also notes a Gospel meeting series at the court house nightly at 7 30 p m and urges union services and attendance. O Connell speaks here on political issues at the court house Monday night with a small turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Irwin
Ringsted
Pugh
Free Baptist Church
Court House
Jeans
F. A. Newville
Ibla
Dickinson County Delegates Face Blame For Convention Dispute
The Lake Park News refutes claims of an irregular representative convention. The Vindicator and Republican defends the Dickinson delegates actions, blaming them for attempts to prevent organization and credential denial. Close friends say Dickinson delegates aimed to block the convulsion over Dr. Fuller.
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Leys
Robinson
Dr. Fulier
Spirty Lake Beacon
Milford Mall
Lake Park
Fuller
State Election Board
Ballow
Dickinson
Devus
Puller
Man Braugie
Des Moines
Semmtor Cheshire
Waller
Daun
Dr. Fuller
John Guthrie
Chrysles
Hue
Dickinson County
Bro
Chrysler
Emmet
Finer than a fine autumn to Towa report
In a puzzled note the Terri Tribune reports Lake Park News and Milford Mail planning to bolt the Republican representative. The News replies it has no such plan and questions the Terrine of preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terri Tribune
Lake Park
Annual Farmer's Institute Holiday Meeting Planned
The upcoming holiday period will host the annual farmer's institute meeting with features including judging corn raised by boys aided by President White. Prizes will be awarded after the judging and experiments may continue next year. A Good Roads association is expected to be formed with involvement from business men and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer’s Institute
White
Good Roads Association
Attending Synodical Meeting and Munhall Crowds Attract
Rev W E McLeod left Monday for the Town Synod at Shenandoah where clergymen urged Rev McLeod to nominate Rev W M Evans for Moderator after twenty years in the Synod. McLeod will speak on Buena Vista college and securing permanent revival from evangelistic work. Reverends Allan Lang and Samus Olerenshaw will represent him during absence. Munhall drew a full house at the Presbyterian church last Sunday with two strong sermons and a $10,000 yearly lecture offer. The Winona assembly ranks as a leading religious gathering. Minneapolis excursion on M and L line was well patronized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. McLeod
Town Synod
Shenandoah
W M. Evans
Evans
Synod
McLeod
Buena Vista College
Goother
Munhall
Dr. Munhall
Presbyterian Clearch
Winona
Beach-Ikins Couple Wed at Eros Baptist Parsonage
Misa Elva Beach and Mr S A Ikina of this place were united in marriage at the Eros Baptist parsonage on Monday October 19. The Rev A C Church officiated. They will reside on the P B S Converse farm about two and one half miles northwest of town. Best wishes from all who know them.
Were Married Here Mabel Grema and Earl P Farnum Wed
Last Saturday evening Mabel Grema and Earl P Farnum were united in marriage at the Free Baptist parsonage with Rev A C Church officiating. They returned the same day to their home in Fredericksburg where the groom is a physician and has no extensive practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Grema
Earl P. Farnum
Free Baptist Parsonage
Rev. A. C. Church
Fredericksburg
Real Estate Instruments Filed For Record This Week
The weekly instrument list shows deeds and mortgages filed, with amounts including 12500 and 1123,542.20 in deeds and 3,187,77 in mortgage records, reflecting activity in local real estate records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paepee
Tedden Bawe Real Eotate
Rygg to Move Tailor Opens New Shop on South Sixth
John Rygg the tailor has arranged to occupy the Coon building on South Sixth Street, vacated by John Berg the shoemaker. He will move into the new quarters on the first of the month.
Woman's Club Opening Signals Busy Year Ahead
The Social afternoon opened the Woman's Club year with a lively program by club members. Members later enjoyed tea and discussions on weighty topics and lighter matters, hosted by Mesdames Wells, Reany, and Emily Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Mesdames Wells
Reany
Mise Emily Fletcher
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Asapord
BO. A. Nichols
Ratherville
Towa
Congress
Telephone
A. BR. Cummins
Joan Herriot
Stuart
Crarlss A. Brewer
Portaitroad
Davin J. Palmer
Washington
F. J. Braos
Sigourney
Milford
Dr. Anderson
Eth al
Stepubligan
Dlawrics
Oransky, Mendelson & 60
E Citizen's Association
Frank H. Rhodes
Bank of Estherville
John Barker
Estherville State Bank
E J. Breen
Frank P. Woods
Iowa .Savings Bank
Fiest National Bank
Matt Whelan
BH. F. Robinson
A. F. Lough
Pnterprise
B. F. Robinson
John Montgomery
Montgomery
Roosevelt
Center
Swan Lake
Iowa Lake
Cornelius
Church Notes
Minneapolis
Waa
Nesly
Abe
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