Democrat Letter Signals Prohibition Stand in Iowa
A Bryan letter to Iowas Democratic central committee member Kennington urges a party stance against liquor interests in choosing a national committeeman. He argues laws favor prohibition, pressing the party to endorse moral action in state conventions and in voting on a constitutional prohibition amendment. The letter, expected to shape a battle line at the April 24 committee meeting, favors a dry candidate over a pro liquor one for national committeeman.
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William J. Bryan
Weian
T Tho
de Hur Trafic
Iowa
Lowu Fox
Kennington
Newton
Sixth
Kennington Reltthre
Urvan
Iown
Democratic National Committee
Wade
Per Yently
Bryan
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
E. Kennington
Democratic Party
Bryan Feiter
Department of State
Weston
D. C
Lewton
Democratic Central Committee
Marsh
Legislature of
Laws
Fia
Civilizanian
Amd
Plu Democratic Party
Chosmi Asi
Lawr
Towa
Wb. Ryan
Kenvington
Ryan
Brewie
Judee Wade
BE. T. Meredith
Waterley
Telephone Company Pensions Veteran
Silas P. Jordan of Clinton retires after thirty four years with Town Telephone Company. He heads the plant department as wire chief for most of his career and will receive a pension effective April 5. He is Iowa’s second former employee honored on the Retired list, plans to attend the Pioneers of America convention in San Francisco in October.
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Clinton
Silas P. Jordan
Inton
Hell System
Hardin
Tracy
Keokuklesheen
Ste
Jordan
Enmyg Doy
Hell Company
Telephane Pioneers of Ameren
San Francisco
Jardin
Cattle Disease Forces Circus to Alter 1915 Tour
George Tardy of the circus reports from Hstuboo that foot and mouth disease in the country will reduce the show to no deer family animals. Five crates of animals and birds arrived last week including a yellow baboon five giants Tasmanian bear and a ring neck golden species. The season’s depots are being gathered with 178 men fed at the tent tables Tuesday. Tardy hopes not to stay in Baraheo to care for deer over the summer and prefers road work.
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George Tardy
Ireus
Hstuboo
Riegling
H.W. Tardy
Tardy
Baraheo
California Syrup of Figs advertisement for children
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It claims coated tongues signal constipation and promises quick relief by flushing waste and sour bile from the stomach, bowels, and liver, urging readers to buy a 50 cent bottle with full directions.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
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