Kenyon Seeks Senate Seat in Iowa Race
The article portrays Judge Kenyon of Fort Dodge as a top candidate for the Dolliver vacancy in the U S Senate. It notes his federal prosecutorial work on beef trust cases, his respected stance among unions, and his cautious willingness to stand as a candidate amid a possible deadlock or primary contest. He is described as progressive yet conservative and highly honest.
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Kenyon
Fort Dodge
United States
Dolliver
Nave
Lafayette Young
Iows
Towa
Doiliver
Roads funding versus hunters license money debate in Iowa
A viewpoint argues in favor of state aid for road building funded by hunter license fees but warns against confiscation or diverting funds from hunters. It contends that properly managed use benefits farmers via pest control from game birds and supports possible fish hatcheries and stocking programs.
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Voice of Justice
Iowa
Civic Beauty and Iowa Reform Echo in Editorials
The piece urges cities to invest in beauty to attract business and tourism, citing Paris and Waterton, then shifts to Iowa. It previews a Waterloo based booster effort with the Town Criers club, Chicago Hawkeye and Des Moines Admen, aiming to spur state development. It criticizes state printer and binder offices as relics, calling for abolition or reform and cheaper, professional bids.
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Paris
Waterton
Iowa
Waterloo
Town Criers* Club
Hawkeye Club
Chicago
Admen’s Club
Des Moines
Lexington
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Towa
Binder
Skiver
Young
Cedar Rapids Spearer Pesered Arrested For Offseason Spearfishing
In Cedar Rapids Ivan Anton Pavlicex was nabbed for taking fish out of season. Justice N ugent fined him the minimum $50 plus costs for spearing.
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Cedar Rapids
Anton Pavlicex
Justice Nugent
Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsement
An old advertisement offers a Hundred Dollars reward for proof of persistent catarrh cures and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous membrane remedy. It cites F J Cheney and a testimonial by Walding, Kixwan, and Marvin asserting reputability and business integrity. Prices listed as seventy-five cents per family.
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Caryey
F. J. Cheney
Orabie
Walding
Kixwan & Marvin
The Neighborly Debate Over Franks vs Hints
A new mother endures well meant advice from neighbors about her baby. One visitor speaks in measured hints, inciting the mother to react and defend frankness over insinuation. The piece satirizes niceties and favors direct but kind speaking.
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Srreseeus
Shea
Press Snippets From Iowa Papers Stir Reactions
A Cedar Rapids Gazette note questions Waterloo Tabernacle attendance. Coin Gazette urges decency toward Roosevelt satire. Manning Monitor on football safety trends. Cumberland Enterprise teases Uncle Joe Cannon in party fray.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Tabernacle
Waterloo
Ananiases
Uncle Joe
Cumberland Enterprise
Political tempers flare over speaker power in Iowa press debates
The Burlington Hawkeye and Sioux City Tribune clash over shifts in power and public funds. Critics lament hunter license funds diverted from roads while discussing state needs and party strategy. They debate Governor Carroll appointees and a potential Senate race, with calls to reconsider Lafe Young’s prospects.
Dietz Family Faces Trial and Dowry Box Probe
In Hayward Wisconsin John Hattie and Leslie Dietz face a pending trial. Mrs Dietz claims her dowry box was rifled with wedding rings silverware and treasured gifts. The family seeks funds for a defense while investigators pursue the theft before the trial date.
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Hayward
Wis
John
Hattie Dietz
Lesiie
Ars. Dietz
Waverly Population Ticks Down by Twelve in 1910 Census
The 1910 census records Waverly at 3,165 residents, twelve fewer than the 1900 count and 820 more than the 1830 tally. The notice notes no growth since 1909 but praises current conditions and urges collective effort to foster future growth.
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Manning
Waverly
Elopement Lures Indianola Girl to Adel Then St Louis
Miss Loraine Guy of Indianola eloped with T. Mark Layman of St Louis to Adel where they married. The groom is a son of a St Louis millionaire soap maker, and the bride is a Delta Delta Delta member. Col. A R Guy learned of the departure after returning to town. The couple then rode the Wabash to St Louis, while Guy sought daughter with help of Fred Picken and Sisse Hazel Darnell.
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Indianola
Sisse Hazel Darnell
Fred Picken
Loraine Guy
T. Mark Layman
St. Louisa
Adel
Loraine
Mamma
Ade
Young Picken
St. Louis
Layman Nyes
St.Louis
Milwaukee Stoge
Sayman
Simpson Conservatory of Music
Ladies’ Glee Club
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Mr. Sarman
Colonel Guy
Mr. Guy
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A parent discusses postponing a marriage to allow investigation of a suitor s background and references while noting no personal objections and intent to verify records. The passage also mentions Foley Kidney Fills, marketed as a tonic for kidney and bladder function.
Kenyon Says He Has Nothing Yet To Say On Senate Run
Fort Dodge Iowa December 8 1 9 W S Kenyon assistant to the United States attorney general arrived from Washington and said he has nothing to say yet on whether he shall run for senator He added he may have something to say shortly but would not say for certain
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Fort Dodge
Kenyon
United States Attorney General
Washington
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