Kenyon stays in old party stance in Iowa race
The Courier notes Senator Kenyon will remain with the Republican Party, resisting Bosses and endorsing the progressive line within the party. It argues deserting state nominees now would be harmful, while praising Kenyon as progressive though not in name and urging unity among Republicans.
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Kenyon
Republican Party
Iowa
Barnes
Pen- Tose
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Sherman
Cedar Falls
House
Senate
Congress
Spirit of the Iowa Press Endorses Roosevelt Views
The Knoxville Journal expresses frank agreement with Colonel Roosevelt on most day’s issues. It supports his general stance as sound and right, while acknowledging reservations on minimum wage, pensions, and related reforms. The Britt Tribune notes price changes in gasoline and kerosene this week, questioning reasons behind the increase.
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Mr. Redfield
Knoxville Journal
Frank Fin Bay
Roosevelt
Easy Slippers and a Porterhouse Lesson
A colorful anecdote from the Kansas City Journal about an affable stranger admiring a porterhouse but unable to buy it, framed as a light analysis. The piece blends humor with social observation and cites various era jokes and quips from different papers, including references to moving picture debates and everyday street banter.
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Darred
Kansas City Journal
Real Estate Transfers Across Waterloo Cedar Falls Area
Real estate transfers show Jno McCandless to Pearl 5 Rat land in townships 11 12 13 14 87 12 for 14000 dollars. Wm H Antes to Fd Reingans for parcels 427 428 Pleasant View Waterloo for 200 dollars. Jennie Parrott to Ellen Parrott part of lot 2 block East Park Place Waterloo for 1500. Stoner to C J Boquet part of lot 11 west side plat Waterloo for 1 dollar. Peter Andeisen to H F Obrich part of lots 2 1 4 block 1 Garrison and Deans addition Cedar Falls for 500. Mels Anderson to Minnie Nilelsen land in 14 80 14 Love and affection. City of Cedar Falls to Hil W Obrich part of Bluff street Cedar Falls. The James Gardiner company real estate reniala insurance.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Jno
McCandless
Pearl
Rat Land
Wm. H. Antes
Fd. Reingans
Pleasant View
Waterloo
Jennie P. Parrott
Ellen Frampton Parrott
Block
East Park Place
Vla. Stoner
C.J. Boquet
West Side Plat
Peter Andeisen
H. FE. Obrich
Garerison & Dean
Cedar Falls
Mels Anderson
Minnie Nilelsen
City of
Cedar Falla
Hil W. Ohrich
Bluff Street
Outdoor living tips and personal motivation notes
The piece extols bringing outdoor activity indoors to harness fresh air and efficiency. It highlights a well-known homemaker who sews, cooks, and irons outside, then shifts to a reader letter urging daily reminders of inspirational quotes. The advice favors practical mental wealth and repeated, visible cues to sustain motivation.
We Have Seen Him Many Time in the Dog Barking
A Philadelphia Telegraph item notes recurring human nature traits observed in a dog that barks after another dog has left, capturing a small dog behavior moment with a newsroom-style aside.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Awakening of the Contented Citizen in a Socially Divided Campaign
A long treatise argues the presidential race now splits along social and economic lines. It notes rising discontent as wages lag behind wealth growth, and highlights the plight of women and children in industry, countless workers, and the moral call to address harsh conditions as campaign focus shifts to why and how wealth is created and shared. In Canton Illinois D GC Bybee is praised after kidney medicine endorsement.
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Perdition
D. GC. Bybee
Keeling Court
Canton
Ill
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Mrs Scott's Suffering Overcomes Illness in Buckner Mo
A Buckner Missouri woman describes years of female trouble and agonizing pain ending after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring her health, resuming household work, and advocating the product to other suffering women.
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Buckner
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lazzms Scott
Buckner, Mo
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