Changing Sentiment in Southern Iowa Senate Race
The piece discusses campaign dynamics in southern Iowa, noting figures like Brookhart, Busar, Romkey, and Hartman as potential ringleaders in a political bloc described as the Ferm blog or D bloc. It reflects on voting outcomes, cross-party frictions, and a Mississippi senator's ink bottle clash echoed in a broader sense of temper and process within Congress.
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Oh, Hartson ‘Toe Courier
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
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Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press
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el Heresa
Nere
Audit Bureau of
Bea
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Mondeay
J. D. Busar
Muscating
We Romkey
Des. Barnes
J.okhart
Washington County
Col. Brogkuhart
Perehaps
Tia Senata
Ferm
Brookhartik
Tria
Speculation on Clark candidacy affects Gummins in GOP primary
The piece weighs how Howard J. Clark might shift support away from Gummins in a Republican senatorial primary. It notes early returns show Mark leading Brookheart and Cuninfu, with Clark drawing likely from voters who would have backed Summing, though the exact split remains uncertain.
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Gummins
Clark
Hig
Mark
Brookheart
Cuninfu
Heardon
Eicke
TowA Editors Keep Cool and Modernize Homes
A survey of early 20th century tech notes advances in climate control with legal systems and heating, plus visions of in-car refrigeration and compact plants for future homes. Fire losses rise, insurers warn profits drop as careless acts drive disasters. Romance and daily life mingle with industry progress as Canadian American officials pledge stricter corn borer quarantine enforcement.
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Cetar Rapids
Gnaetin
Peravion
Faders
Jay Morrow
Ilie
Des Moines
Chicago
Burroughs Nature Club Q and A From 1926 Column
This reprint from the Burroughs Nature Club Note column presents reader questions and partial answers on natural topics. It lists inquiries about insect eyes and hatching, alligators, botanical origins of vegetables, parsnips, and river ecosystems, with older phrasing and garbled OCR.
The Mouse Cleaning Habit in Public Health Debate
A column by Dr. Williams Brady criticizes street filth and wet-foot concerns as spring health risks. He cites New York state health commentary, urges realistic focus on disease transmission, and praises sanitary leadership while questioning fumigation and public health messaging.
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Etry
Elorio
Ling
Wada
New York State Department of Health
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Health Department
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New York State
Health Deartment
B. R. Richards
Vasdio
Las
Rickards
State Health Department
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Pale Hands Synopsis A Tale of Mona and Leila in Disguise
Leila Marsh disarms idle comfort when penniless and trapped by Mona and Mona's circle. She takes a maid position in the Kingston household, enduring Mona's capricious cruelty and a web of secret pasts as she trains in stenography. Leila weighs self preservation against longing for purpose and love amid wealth and vanity.
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Lela Marsh
Warigly
Becaus
Amything
Moningsley
Richard Kings
Barry
Mona
Leila
Ambriehwrd
Richard
Oman
Yeu
Koren
Tarry
Fifty Years Ago In The Courier Waterloo News Item
Fifty years ago in The Courier, June 7 1870, reports cover political ticket for Iowa, marriages, road conditions from Waterloo to Hudson, local business notes, church work, saloon trouble, and accidents. Notable entries include state ticket candidates, a marriage, infrastructure updates, moved residences, and local misfortunes. The item also notes a farmer’s complaint about road quality and several social notes from the community.
Cummins Wins Delegation in East Waterloo Precinct
In a high turnout caucus Cummins carried East Waterloo township and the Third and Fourth wards by 1,268 to 927 over Perkins for governor. A protest by prominent conservatives signals a move to the county convention. George D. Perkins spoke at Sycamore and Fourth while Cummins addressed Lincoln Park.
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Cummins
Waterloo
Ans
Iity
Perkins
Lincoln Park
George D. Perking
Sycamore
Fourth Streets
George N. Cousins
East Waterloo
Yetterday
Gov. Cummins
How to Start the Day Wrong In Hazy Morning Jest
A fragmented column mocks chaotic breakfast habits and misleading routines. It riffs on mornings filled with confusion and comic mishaps, urging readers to reclaim a steady start despite noisy distractions and hurried plans.
Sand Hill Coasting With Uncle Wiggily Tale
An old Uncle Wiggily story describes children at a Yellow Limp School sliding on a large sand hill. They race down dry white sand, tease each other, and take sand from their shoes at recess. Baby Bunty goes missing during the bell ring, sparking a search as the class learns a lesson about sand and play.
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Prises
Tn Olin
Gil
Lily Mouse
Fearne Chipmunk Wala
Teetis
Jackie Bow Wow
Eady
Jatouse
Peacher
Ani
Baby Bunty
Bunty
Billie
Afonso
Uncle Rays Done THE SICCLE RUNAWAY Fort XV
Dr Grimshaw worries over Paul missing after a note is handed back. Neighbors say he disappeared with the boy seen traveling toward his Millopolis suburb. Mrs Grimshaw hopes Paul may be found and brought to the doctor’s office first thing. That night the doctor dreams of danger and a howling wind mixed with a dog’s whining. Tomorrow’s entry teases The Cropsbin and a Syrian bear feature.
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Fort XV
Jade
Dr. Gribishaw
Bunty Rescued After Sand Hill Mix Up At School
In a school tale Bunty’s hat lands on a sand hill triggering a rescue as Bunty is found beneath the pile. Uncle Wiggily arrives with Bunty to explain the hat’s journey and the class learns a light moral as lessons end for the day.
Abe Martin Ths Truncated Remains Cleanin Up a Box
Abe Martin recounts his late relative Clem Moon whose claim is cremation to avoid burial cost. He remarks on cleaning up Chicago, likening it to cleaning up a four year old box, reflecting on waste and neglect.
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