Wheeler Talking Tour Limited To 7 Speeches 4 On
Senator Wheeler plans a seven speech campaign itinerary with four early stops in Maine and New York areas. The La Follette faction argues for returning government to the people while Wheeler denounces Wall Street influence. Wheeler will campaign in New England and New York, with a return to Philadelphia by September 13. La Follette remains undecided about his own campaign start and will likely broadcast from Washington.
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City in Brief brings weekend travels and notices
Foxe Buchanan plans T bid one extra pair of glasses. Miss Helen Moore spent weekend in Chicago. Dr J E B Kurth returns after six weeks away. Local residents travel to Ossian and Breezy Point. Y M C A meetings resume September 22. Several families visit relatives in Detroit Chicago and Milwaukee while others attend weddings, trips and outings across Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska.
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Ozarkia Dreamscape and Hawthorne Castle Encounter
A wandering narrator envisions a mythical Ozark realm divided by rivers and plains, while tracing a trip to pilot knob’s valley. He tours Dr Hawthorne’s Englishstyle castle, notes marble busts and waxen relics, and departs as a servant rushes in with news of an accident, foreshadowing a tragic tale to come.
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What Is the Labor Vote and Who Controls It
ABE MARTIN discusses the labor vote as a neglected force. He argues workers’ views vary widely, cites farmers, clerks, and tradespeople, and notes fear of party manipulation. He says campaigns chase the indifferent vote and warns the labor bloc isn’t monolithic or easily led.
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Opening of Schools Set for Tomorrow in Both Districts
Readiness for the opening of schools tomorrow is announced with both east and west districts supplying necessary books. Classes run through the day per superintendents plan, with grade schools starting at 9 o clock and high schools reporting at 9:20.
Nashua Couple Celebrates Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Aug. 2 The church in the vale has long hosted many Friday couples, but Mr. and Mrs. A J Kleinwort Garer Carpenter began a new custom by going there to celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. A party of friends joined them with a picnic dinner. Their daughter Mrs H G Wolfe of St Louis and their Northwestern senior son attended.
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Arrested For Assault On Young Girl In Buena Vista County Jail
In trouble at Storm Lake Iowa a man named Kann was arrested by Sheriff Moffman yesterday. He is 72 years old, 6 feet 1 inch tall, 265 pounds and is being held on charges of assaulting an eight year old girl. He now has a temporary address at the Buena Vista county jail.
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Borglum eyes midwest site for vast national memorial
Renowned sculptor Gutzon Borglum contemplates a colossal national memorial in granite near the center of the United States to honor the Union. He plans an inspection this month of a proposed site and says the monument should be nationwide in scope, not sectional, to match America's power and dreams.
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Radio-Active Solar Pad Promises Health Relief
A promotional notice touts a Degnen Radio-Active Solar Pad claimed to improve circulation and treat a wide range of ailments from constipation to heart and lung diseases. The offer emphasizes a test proposition with a risk free trial and home use, urging readers to write for literature from Radius Appliance Co. in Los Angeles.
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Artful Tribute Drafted for Grand Canyon Carvings
A fragmentary note profiles Warran G. Harding pursuing a U S Treasury role while boasting of grand artistic feats. It hints at carving historical figures on a vast western mountain, imagining a monumental, awe inspiring project in the middle west and a life spent in bold artistic pursuit.
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Williams Baby Earns Fourth in Iowa Baby Health Contest
Clifford Date Williams, 25 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. W A Williams of Waterloo, ranked fourth in the state fair baby health contest. His gain reached 95.02 percent, earning a bronze medal despite a 1.02 percent penalty for not being vaccinated. his mental score measured 19.7 as the examiner noted.
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Vaccination Disability Affects Division Leader's Lead
A fragment notes a comparison where 42 would have changed the outcome, indicating a vaccination disability altered the leader's advantage in his division. The text suggests a numerical factor reduced the lead, but details remain unclear.
Over Sunday Jags Land Five in Jail
Prohibition was overwhelmed by at least ten celebrators during a two day holiday, police court entries show. Five men charged with intoxication stayed in jail until arraignment while the other five paid about 5 dollars each, all forfeited. Three were fined eight dollars fifty cents and costs, trials for two were continued. James Guilford and Lee Merrett paid ten dollars each for speeding, another traffic law violation forfeited one dollar and a non resident motorist was excused for unlawful parking.
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Messingham Marries Hayes at St Josephs Mason City
Miss Leah Messingham daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Messingham wed Carl Hayes son of Mr and Mrs William Hayes of Mason City on Thursday August 28 at St Josephs church Mason City. The bride was attended by her sister Mildred with Harry Allen of St Paul as best man. After a trip to Chicago and Philadelphia the couple plan to reside locally.
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Mason City Bride and Groom Noted in Local Brief
A Mason City couple is profiled with the bride employed at Damon Company and the groom having studied law at Drake University after attending Columbia College. The snippet notes the couple’s connection to 316 Pennsylvania Avenue and local institutions.
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