Lafayette Young the Optimist in Politics at Sioux City
Sioux City Tribune discusses Col Lafayette Young pursuing the Iowa senate seat held by W B Kenyon. The piece argues his proclaimed optimism masks alignment with railroad interests and party factions, citing votes and stances from 1888 to 1906, and noting his shift when Senate chances arose. A second brief item reports a carload of eggs lost in a fire at Wal ler Brothers' produce house in Ta. May 20.
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Sioux City
Col. Lafayette
Young
United States
Kenyon
The
Tribune
Tuban
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
San J Juan
Carroll
William Larrabee
Iowa
Mr. Young
Republi
Larrabee
Supreme Court of the United States
State Senate
San Juan
Mr. Roosevelt
Republican Party
Senate
Lafayette Young
Charlesity
Waller Brothers
Local notes from Reinbeck and surrounding towns
Miss Anne Backus returned to Waterloo after visiting Reinbeck. Many residents, including Miss Milla Auker and J. D. Morrison, were seen visiting relatives in nearby towns. Notable items include Dr. Hathaway and Dr. Conner in Waterloo, Rev. Caldwell preaching at UW PF church, and Senator Davall attending the Democratic State Convention in Burlington.
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Reinbeck
Anne Backus
Waterloo
Milla Auker
Nevada
J. D. Morrison
Henrietta
Des Moines
E. A. Bertholf
H. Simonsen
Hudson
Chris Dufel
SN. EB. Walters
Berlin
James Swan
Minneapolia
Dr. Hathaway
J. BR. Innes
Our City
Dr. Conner
Walter Franklin
Waterlon
Willi Smith
State Agricultural College
Ames
Claus Stange
J. R. Stewart
J.D. Morrison
Transarts
Grundy Center
Welinerdis
Caldwell
Pennsylvania
Otto Fothergil
Armstrong
Retinsen
Pur Mington
Robert Carrell
State of Washington
Ts Carrell
James Taylor
Shear
Kerler
Mary Jaqua
Senator Davall
Burlington
Frank Gordon
Emmet Jesunty
Arthur Hohweder
RW. Mayman
Sauk Rapids
Mina
W.H. Sweetser
James Watson
Local items mix of weddings, visits and town news
Elmer Rickert and Viola French wed last Wednesday at the groom’s parents’ home north of town. Several residents visit relatives in nearby towns as community notes report illnesses travels and social events.
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Vten
Wii
EL Wilkingeg
neApolis
Windsor Hotel
Cau
Murer Mervices
Hemberkermnetery
Elmer Rickert
Viola French
Groem
Carl Rickert
Gua Tremer
Groen
Julius Hlenvherk
Nuthy
Kewanee
Jil
Helme Kock
J. H. Stoltenberg
Anna Tlepperte
Henry Kaste
Charles City
Misa Flom. Seninger
Mra. C
Arthur Ehlers
Dudley
Clara
Laura
Condor Haunds
Ehlers
Mies Tauri
Adama
Windsor
Courier
Hudson Social News Highlights May Events
Hudson residents and visitors appear in a round of social happenings. Mrs X Maude Howell aided examination marking in Waterloo, Chicago guests visited relatives, Ward returns for summer, couples attended a Gutknecht wedding in Jesup, and local trips to Waterloo Cedar Falls Shelly Rock and Keokuk are noted with several familial and civic gatherings. One resident, R H Mueller, incurred a leg injury, affecting her mobility.
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Hudson
X. Maude Howell
Waterloo
Joe Alan
Chicago
T. F. Ward
West Plains
Ghustave Gutknecht
Jesup
Otto Gutknecht
Ralph Shirley
H.C. Howell
Des Moines
Florence Harter
A. T. Joder
Rebekah
Shelly Rock
Radenham
C. M. Pierce
H. BR. Hollis
C. A. Baldt
Sam Watters
R. H. Pyles
Keokuk
H. Y. Buchanan
J. C. Knudsen
Rebekahs Convention Attended by Local Figures
Mrs Alta Griffith and Miss Nellie Griffith attended the Tri county Rebekahs convention in Shell Rock on Wednesday. Dr Ensign of Lake Preston South Dakota, a early New Hartford settler, and wife are visiting the Ensign families here.
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New Hartford
Alta
Nellie Griffith
Rebekahs
Shell Rock
Ensign
Lake Preston
South Dakota
Olive Tablets Replace Calomel for Liver Health
Dr. F M Edwards of Portsmouth Ohio promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable laxative and liver toner. The sugar coated olive oil tablets claim to mimic calomels effects without dangerous aftereffects and are sold for 25 cents per box by The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
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F. M. Edwards
Portsmouth
Ohio
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Columbus
Gold Dust Promises Easy Cleaning with Soft Rainwater
An advertisement extols Gold Dust as a water softener that always provides soft rainwater for washing and cleansing. It claims the product dissolves dirt and grease, lightening housework and easing back strain.
Papes Diapepsin Offered as Quick Digestion Aid
A vintage ad explains Pape's Diapepsin relieves indigestion sour stomach heartburn and related stomach distress within five minutes. It cautions readers that common cures miss the real issue and promotes faster digestion appetite improvement and relief from gas nausea bloating and foul breath.
Dr J W Bouldin Reopens Office For Nervous Diseases
Announcement states Dr J W Bouldin has reopened his office at 2154 East Fourth Street Waterloo to devote full time to treating nervous and special diseases. It cites a 25 year record of success using specific medication, magnetism, manipulation, vibration, therapeutic rays and multi-nebulizer, with many Waterloo cases cited as benefited or cured. It lists chronic nose throat lung, heart, kidney, liver, and nervous disorders, including impotence and female diseases, and notes free confidential examination and personal attention.
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East Fourth Street
Knapp Drug Co
Bouldin Wll
Waterloo
Bright
Bouldin
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