Republican Platform Endorsed At Iowa Convention 1914
The Iowa Republican platform denounces the Democratic national record since 1912, pledges reform in representation and anti trust measures, favors tax equalization and road improvement, supports women’s suffrage and child labor laws, backs farm land banks, and calls for nonpartisan judiciary with amendments to streamline primary and ballot laws. It notes Cummins and Clarke as leaders and foresees possible September speeches.
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Democratic Party
South America
Asia
Canada
National Republican Committee
United States
Payors Trade Commission
Trade Commission
Deral
Iowa
Jacie
Germany
Frank S. Shaw
Tama County
Stephenson County
Grundy County
Tatha
Toledo
Nate Kendall
Resolutions Committee
Kendall
Clarke
Cumming
Cummins
Washington
Resolutions
Cosson
Col. Hepburn
Blood Tonic Touts Purifiers and Health Claims
An advertisement praises a blood purifier described as improving blood purity by removing impurities and increasing red cells. It warns against nerve stimulants and mercury tonics, urges using the purifier instead, and directs readers to the Atlanta based medical department for free advice.
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Atlante
Janesville notes and obituaries from July issue
In Janesville on July 14 Drake from Ciena visits Mrs. He 3. Priteo, Lyndale park tent boasts twice daily ink Kovd auction. A. Mo Royer of 40 years here dies from plomaine poisoning leaving wife and son J Th Rover. Funeral Thursday with Rev Brown and Mr Kershaw. Royer had been a cheesemaker and planter before returning to town. Several court suits listed. Old school brick work rises. Marty Bennett marries. Mrs. Sarah Amos returns from Dakota after eight weeks caregiving. Farmers report one to three tons hay per acre.
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Janesville
Drake
Ciena
Priteo
Lyndale Park
Mendes
Ace- Stone
Wil Ashmore
J. W. Bennett
A. Mo Royer
Kershaw
Justice Court
F.C. W. Sehive
C. R. Ry
PN. Millerye
A. Nashva
F. Davis
Wo Bennett
Marty
Sarah Amos
Dakota
Will Coates
Finchford Notes and Local Announcements
Evenson has joined the auto family in Winchford. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Garner and others visited at the William Ballentine home. A slater from New York, Mrs. D. G. Myers and daughter Helen, fished at the Cassaday home. William Zimmerman sold stock to a Minneapolis buyer and will deliver possession August first. Sunday school picnic at the Christian church set for July 25.
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Winchford
L. RB
Evenson
Auto
Ballentine
Slater
New York
D. G. Myers
Helen
Davenport
A. B. Cassaday
William Zimmerman
Dewar Visits and Small-Town News Roundup
Miss Graep Banks of Watertown visiting cousin Mrs. Henry Turner. Ed Schmitt and Frank Perry with family spent Sunday at Lawler. Mrs. Frank Miller of Waterloo visiting friends here. Sam Rutter of Spencer visiting Wm Turner. Grandpa Rutter helps on the farm at 83. Dr. Nesbit’s barn to be raised Wednesday. Mrs. I Barron and family bought a new automobile last week.
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Wm. Turner
Grandpa Rutter
Hatfield
Wm. Turner’s
Mr. Rutter
Nominee Frank 3 Shaw Seeks Adjournment for Fall Campaign
The article records a speaker urging the president of the postgraduate school to permit Congress to adjourn in order to begin the fall campaign. It notes the nominee Frank 3 Shaw and references ongoing political maneuvering.
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Post Graduate School of Potition
Congress
Community notes from Ottfrville July gathering and mishap
Mise Ruth Bornhoff of Independence visited in the Harley Ziright home. Mrs. Lindar returned to Hartley. Mrs. Lucy Henderson and Ina of Norfolk accompanied Mrs. Kate Frank home. Shoe repairs and health noted. Robert Gramenz had a runaway while loading 80 dozen eggs. wagon overturned, 30 dozen broken. Mr and Mrs Goo Anderson of Waterloo spent the weekend.
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Otterville
Mise Ruth Bornhoff
Independence
Harley Ziright
Lindar
A.C. Fenner
Hartley
Lucy Henderson
Ina
Norfolk
Neb
Kate Frank
Frank
Lucy Besat
Shoe
Robert Gramenz
Hirriet
Gromenz
Josa
Harvest Drives Busy Week In Mt Vernon Township
Fel 14 reports show a string of visits as residents travel to see kin in Oklahoma and Waverly. Hot dry weather accelerates oat harvest while Epworth league youths enjoy a moonlight social. Young La Rue Wambaugh marks eighth birthday with a party.
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Vernon
Epworth League
Fred Battling
Jerore
Giles Leversee
Waverly
Oliver Harrington
Henry Webster
Clarener
Marshilltown
Eldora
P. 2
al. Henry
Henry Land Talbert Moore
F. 1
Fur Hart
Unclear local notices and sales in Janesville region
A fragmented page lists various local items including visits by residents to Waterloo and Dunkerton, a cemetery entertainment plan for July 24, a Beale Road farm sale with bid $187.80 per acre, and scattered notices about upcoming events, obituaries, church services, and community announcements.
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Janesville
Juno Brandes
Bert
Elsie
Waterloo
Merk
Maweloof
Denver
Henry Uageman
Gelwoin
Chavence
Vernon Albrieit
Dunkerton Sun
Lest Bartholomew
Mr. Vernon Cemetery
Venty
Uy Legin
Mormue Road
Berry Burk
Beale
John Smith
Local Clarksville Notes On Harvest Prep And Travel
The Clarksville column reports farmers busy with harvest prep and hive work as crops advance. Residents note visitors from Montana and Whitefish, plus local travel to Clear Lake. Families adjust care duties and health matters amid hot weather and seasonal routines.
Funeral Held For Laer Graves Veteran of Civil War
Funeral services were held Tuesday evening at the Catholic church for Laer Graves who died after long illness. He was a Civil War veteran and pallbearers included six comrades. Rev Father O Leary officiated with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Several relatives and friends attended from away.
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Tarkenburg
Catholi
Roves
Oie
Leaf River
Xiklor
Pat
Declared
Father O'Leary
Izetta Luebbe
Carl Franke
Sutifr
Fairmont
Minn
Wightmin
Dubuque
Sieger
Frankfurt
Waterloo
Dr. Strent
Washington
New York
Maine
Wolf
Aire
KI Schrock
Clea
Mr. Schrock
Mrs Beidel Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs James A Beidel of Shippensburg Pa reports relief from monthly ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites recovery after second child birth and recommends the remedy to others while noting confidential replies from the Pinkham laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Ng, Pa
Lydia E. Pinkham
James A. Beinkt
N. Penn Street
Shippensburg
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E.pinkham
Poisonous Meat and Kidney Health Claims From Patent Remedies
An old print promotes dubious cures for kidney trouble praising meat avoidance and a grape and lemon acid mix called Salvia. It urges daily doses of a powder in water before breakfast and claims to purify kidneys, reduce urine irritation, and provide night relief. The ad lists a seller HLOW Tareart.
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Woowell-Kown Authority
Amu
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