President Roosevelt Delivers Annual Message to Congress
President Roosevelt presents his annual message to Congress outlining priorities for the new session. The address sets forth policy goals and legislative recommendations across economic relief, national defense, and public welfare.
Local License and Social Notes From Burlington Visit
License to wed issued for Charley Kesse and Hat 6 Shaffer. Clarence Bock and G J Zorn of Burlington visit the Sunnyside nursery. Mr and Mrs Wesley Price rival from Ainsworth. Mr and Mrs W R Crawford pass through city en route to Fairfield for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Walker Crawford.
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Charley Kesse
Shaffer
Clarence Bock
G. J. Zorn
Urlington
Sunnyside
Wesley Price
Ainsworth
W. RK. Crawford
Fairfield
Walker Crawrd
Roosevelt urges anti campaign contribution law and anti lynching action
In his annual message President Roosevelt urges Congress to ban corporate campaign contributions and grant the government the right of appeal in criminal cases on questions of law. He stresses the need to curb corruption, insists on stronger measures against lynching and outlines proposals for an eight hour workday and reforms in labor, injunctions, and child labor. The address stresses equal justice, warns against demagogues, and calls for broad labor protections and accountability in corporations.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Kach
Vewsspaper
Congress
Tropics
Tanama
United States
Society
Basketball game draws crowds in Armory this Friday
Nate Babcock and J M Taylor were seen traveling for work while Miss Della Patton and Grace Hunter headed to Cedar Falls for the State Normal. The Armory hosts a Friday basketball night with high school girls vs the Academy girls. Admission is 25 cents.
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Della Patton
Cedar Falls
State Normal
A. Belleau
Ainsworth
Armory
Academy
Grace Hunter
Rosa Rathmel
Baskteba
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Promise
Druggists offer refund money if the Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets fail to cure. Each box bears the signature of E W Groves. Product priced at 26e.
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E W. Groves
Report of Schools of Washington Month Ending November 23 1906
Attendance fluctuates due to whooping cough with notable drops. Miss Laughead’s room in the Centennial recovers as Miss Mary Faret Young’s Heights class shows improvement. Ko H Crone reports September data.
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Washington
Miss Laughead
Mary Faret Young
Ko H
Crone
Local residents make brief city visits and travel
Several townspeople travel for business and relatives visits. Edw ard Taylor of Ainsworth is reported ill. Mrs J Sh Grush and Mrs H A Burre visit West Chester and Keota. Miss Stella Page goes to Des Moines for Mercy hospital treatment. Others return home from city trips or leave for Ames, Perry, Underwood, and Winfield for short stays and errands.
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West Chester
Paul
Keota
Academy Girls
Stella Page
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
Mary Loftus
Delta
John Warnock
Cheswick
Iowa
Mrs.s. Goon
Jett
Weat Chester
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Called Best for Croup
Canton Center mail carrier E G Case says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is king for croup and coughs. He notes reliable results with no after effects and that his family never is without it. Sold by Cook & Shermas and Stewart's Pharmacy.
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E. G. Case
Canton Center
Conn
U.S
Croup
Dub Chamberlain
Cook & Shermas
Stewart's Pharmacy
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the Evening Journal
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Office
East Main Street
Abhington
Chas. King
Stichter’s Restaurant
Frank Webb
Bardwood
Green
B. Matthews
Barnes
Inquire
Journal Office
J.B. Watterman
Watertown
Elineator cClor
Oman
Pposite
T. B. Vogt
Agnuinest
Nate Babcock
Titus
HM. Squires
Ottumwa
J. M. Taylor
Old Cross Roads
A. L. Armstrong
Brighton
Havre
John Engle
Brules County
South Dakota
D. A. Chalmers
Twiler
Agnes Ll. Guthrie
Mary Young
Josh Billings
Marion T. Anderson
Victor
Caner Music Co
Enna
James Brashear
Wineld
H. A. Burre
Bessie Stebbins
J. K. Pickett
Ames
S. W. Pickett
Mary Breed
Perry
Mary A. Williams
Underwood
John Underwood
Ben Hasser
Winfeld
Ss. W. Neal Lete
Chicago
Sherm White
Crawfordeville
W. H. Matthews
Winfield
Ada
Mary
Nellie Reubsam
Crawfordsville
Vidd
R. Stuart & Son