Blakey meat market change and local events
D M Clump took possession of the Blakey meat market Tuesday. Loren White will stay in charge this winter. The Clumps will live on Mr Blakey's farm while the sitter and his wife visit Wisconsin for the season. Mayor Breen travels to Dakota for land business. The Mother Goose Hallowe en party at the Peterson home marked the 20th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Peterson with about forty five guests in costume.
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D. M. Clump
Blakey
Loren White
Here
Sioux Falls
Cedar Rapids
A. O. Myhre
Lyle
Minnesota
Flossie Hobein
St. Louis
G. C. Birney
Nora Springs
C. FE. Birney
P. G. Herner
C. C. Duffy
Ottawa
Illinois
Jo Hardie
Chauncey Ammon
H. F. Wells
Slankins
E. J. Breen
Dakota
Robbins
Emmetsburg
A. O. Peterson
Geign
Estherville
Peterson
Local business changes and prairie fires at Swan Lake
Thirty years ago notices report R Bingham selling Swan Lake interests to G W Hawk who will assume Nov 10 with red Lyman managing. Prairie fires in western High Lake township caused no serious property loss. Jo Sardie moved his family to the plant’s west side residence. Acsote joined John Barfoot’s Swan Lake Township home on Oct 29. Leslie Truley left for Chicago Monday evening. J W Phillips returned from Indio.
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R. Bingham
Swan Lake
G. W. Hawk
Estherville
Red Lyman
High Lake Township
Jo Sardie
Acsote
John
Reconstruction questions stir Senate action and policy shifts
The National Capital column reports on Weeks and Overman bills shaping postwar reconstruction. It details a joint six by six congressional committee, debates on presidential appointment of members, and topics from labor to housing and fuel. It notes wider Allied principles and hints at shifting US policy toward large corporations amid war to peace transition.
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Weeks
Massachusetts
Senate
Congress
Overman
North Carolina
Owen
Oklahoma
Meyer London
Madden
Chicago
Committee of Congress
Reconstruction after the Civil War in Johnson era debate
The excerpt critiques how the Civil War ended with little prep for reconstruction. It notes Johnson favored generous treatment of the South, while Congress aimed to impose harsh punishment, delaying solving postwar problems.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Eaeet
Porter for Iowa governor a wartime loyalty candidate
The passage promotes Claude R.R. Porter for Iowa governor, praising his loyalty and record as federal district attorney in Chicago where he helped convict Big Bill Haywood. It argues Porter serves the nation by upholding lawful process, denounces political trickery, and notes no personal financial stake in the election.
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Chicago
Big Bill Haywood
Porter
Southern
Iowa
Credit rights for weekly newspapers argued in editorials
The Cedar Rapids Republican weighs in on Weekly Newspapers and Their Right to Extend Credit, defending publish ers' ability to offer payment terms like merchants. It argues post office rulings impede business, warns of government overreach, and stresses good faith between publishers and subscribers.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Mery
Farmers Substitutes Certification Form for Wheat Flour Use
Farmers may obtain wheat flour substitutes with certification. Ground flour used for personal family needs only, pledge to follow U S Food Administration substitutes program, bake bread with at least one substitute per four pounds of wheat flour, or two substitutes per three pounds if rye is added. Name and address to be provided.
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Deema
Food Administration
United States Food Administration
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National Capital
J. E. Jones
Washington D. C
Senator Weeks
United States
Great Britain
Navy
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Indianapolis
Wilson
Jawa
Claude RR. Porter
Geket
Lown
Mr. Porter
J. C. Murtagh
Waterloo
W. S. Allen
the Howes
G. B. MacDonald
Forestry
Iowa State College
Es' ‘Therville
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East Main Street
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