Lowden seen as Iowa’s unit for governor bid
Washington dispatch from February 6 reports Mason City Globe Gazette publisher Muse stating Gov Frank Lowden of Minors, Iowa likely to secure Iowa delegation support for the Chicago convention. Muse cites unity in Iowa GOP, says Moore of Cedar Rapids and Kendall of Albia top contenders for governor, with Meredith named potential presidential candidate.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Frank O. Lowden
Iowa
Chicago
Muse
Mason City Globe Gazette
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Lowa
E. HK. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Nate Kendall
Albia
Mr. Muse
Senator Cummins
Haugen
Congress
L. C. Clark
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Merle Maring
New York City
Hera
National Press Club
Warren G. Harding
Yowa
Lowden
Towa
Frank Lowden
State University
White House
Moore
Kendall
Deems
Frank Nimocks
Ottumwa
Havner
Meredith
B. T. Meredith
New York Tribune
Edwin Thomas Meredith
Navy
Daniels
United States
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Bryan
The
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Clarksville Reports two flu deaths in hours
Clarksville Iowa February 6 two pneumonia deaths developing from influenza are reported. The first is Herman Rottink twin of Mrs Charles Graham who died Sunday. The second is Frances Darby pioneer resident who died at her son Thomas E Darby's residence at 6 am today. Surviving are her son his wife and ten grandchildren.
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Clarksville
Herman Rottink
Charles Graham
Frances Darby
Thomas E. Darby
Grundy County couple wed at Marion
In Marion on February 6 a marriage took place between Miss Mable Frakes and George E. Meyer of Grundy Center. The groom’s brother Forrest Meyer attended, and the couple, after the ceremony, went to Worthing.
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Grundy Center
Marion
Mable Frakes
George E. Meyer
Forrest Meyer
Coo College
Worthing
M. B. Pursonign
Rey
Red Fincher
Elizabeth Grinmius
Sam Drenth
Stout
W. E. Johnson
Town Falls
Manchester Post Seeks Tax Exemptions for World War Vets
Manchester Iowa February 6 1927 the Manchester post 45 American Legion adopts a resolution urging the Iowa legislature to extend tax exemptions to all soldiers sailors marines and nurses who served in the war from April 6 1917 to November 11 1918 the measure would apply now to veterans of future enrollment and requests copies be sent to state officials national legion leaders and local representatives addressing the need for veteran tax relief and a standard for future legislation.
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Manchester
Manchester Post
American Legion
United States
Towa
Spain
Free Trial Offer For Asthma Sufferers
An advertisement promises a free trial of a new asthma method at the company's expense. It targets long standing and new cases, claiming to relieve breathing difficulty and wheezing without cost, urging immediate action and mail-in coupon return.
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C. Stinehart
van Houten
Japan
Australia
Wansler Bros. Onvaniee
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Frank Monehan
Penrose
St.St. Louis
Grundy County
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Always News
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Frontier Asthma CO
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Minnesota
Liberty
Morris
Sinclair
Sinclair Square
Swift's Premium
Morris & Co
Jowest Possible Priess
Peonies Meat Market
East Fourth St
Pinkerton
Manor House
California Chocolate Shop
RIA Bunte Bros Candy
Waterloo
Far Smith, Licht & Hillman
Richelieu Goods
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Richelieu
Grinnell
St. Croix
Courtright
Curtice
Sean Oes
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