Progressives Split on Iowa State Ticket Fight at HQ
Unrest gripped Iowa progressive headquarters as leaders met behind locked doors seeking a state ticket. Front runners include Franke and MacVicar with James A. Smith resisting. Judge Stevens called in while Dudley warns a third ticket could cost Roosevelt thousands of votes.
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Independence veteran Edmund W. Harrison dies at home
Edmund W. Harrison, a longtime Iowa Soldier's Home resident from Independence and former quartermaster clerk, died at 6 55 am of valvular heart disease. Born January 24 1842 in De Kalb Illinois he served in the Fourteenth Illinois Cavalry and lived a long career as a clerk.
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Wheat based breakfast beats prepared foods say experts
Diet and Health Hints by Dr. T. Allen Food Specialist argues home milled whole wheat cooked in a fireless cooker yields superior nutrition. He cites Dr. Wilay, former head of the agriculture department chemistry bureau, noting prepared cereals often lose nutrients and can irritate the digestive system when eaten exclusively for extended periods.
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Loan sharks driven from Des Moines by new ordinance
Des Moines and Kansas City reports detail a city ordinance capping loan charges and mandating daily loan reports that cripple loan agents. Officials say debtors win free releases while attorney general plans debtors courts to extend legal aid. Progressive leaders in Des Moines discuss a potential gubernatorial candidate Dr Howland Hanson amid a split party field.
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George Casson
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Roosevelt
Supreme Bench
Big Four Fair 13 Opens at Nashua with Record Entries
Nashua Iowa September 3 Special entry day set to start five day Big Four fair this week. The grounds are filled with stock and stalls full, sheds added to house exhibitors. Floral and agricultural halls overflow with exhibits. Free attractions include harness and running races basket and baseball games and car races scheduled Friday afternoon. In local news Mr and Mrs Geo Dietz mourn the death of their four and a half year old child from cholera infantum. The second child lost in two weeks with a seven year old daughter also dead and three other children seriously ill. Miss Margaret McCarty leaves Sunny morning for Faith South Dakota to teach in a white school.
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Weather Prophet Predicts Wet Warm September
Independence Iowa columnist John G. Busby forecasts a wet and warm September with severe electrical storms and no frost until after September 22. He predicts autumn begins September 23 at 11:17, a cold winter ahead, and urges readers to attend Buchanan county fair September 10 to 14, noting Weather Prophet Walford from Waterloo as a rival.
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Walford
Waterloo
Preserve Youth and Beauty Through Understanding Womanly System
Advice urges women to study their health using medical guides and to oil the delicate womanly system. A testimonial from Mrs. G A Willems of Virginia credits Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for restoring health and lifting weight after female troubles.
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Your Hair 15 Fluffy Lustrous In A Few Moments
An old advertisement promotes Knowlton's Danderine claiming hair becomes wavy fluffy and lustrous in moments. It asserts dandruff removal scalp purification and a promise of new hair growth after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 26 cent bottle from any druggist.
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