Iowa Political Jibes and Trade Talk Splash Daily
The Freeman Tribune prints Iowa political satire and national comment. Debates over Sen Grosvenor Tillman and Gov Cumming reflect Republican wrangling while New England cotton firms seek antidiscrimination relief before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Sen. Grosvenor
Stour City Journal
Owl
Gov. Cumming
Washington
Iowa
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Japan
New Hampshire
Commission
South
United States
Pacific Ocean
Manchuria
A Fine Address at Andersonville Monument Dedication
Gov Cummins delivered a speech at the Andersonville Monument dedication praised as a fine example of American oratorical effort. The setting with marble slabs honoring the heroic dead stirred noble inspiration among listeners and attendees.
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Gov. Cummins
Andersonville Monument
Impromptu Address Honoring Civil War Dead in Iowa
Col Crosley heard the impromptu speech praising the Vicksburg memories and the Union cause. The talk mourns fallen soldiers, lauds bravery, and commemorates a state memorial to Iowa’s sons who died at Andersonville.
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Col. Crosley
Vicksburg
Iowa
Sone
Republic of the United States
Union
The
Republic
America
Girl Wanted for General Housework at Walnut Street
Advertises a girl needed for general housework with good wages. Apply to Mrs. Geo. T. Chamberlin, 788 Walnut street.
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Geo. T. Chamberlin
Surprise House Party for Mr and Mrs Gilmore on Bank Street
Neighbors gathered Friday night at the Gilmore home on Bank Street for an unannounced, lively social event with music and conversation followed by a luncheon. Attendees included local residents such as J M Showere D Bmiser A J Barr Harvey Gage G Perry Frank Horn and several Gilmore family members plus Mrs Heinmen and Mrs Perry. An ad card notes Teedas jewelry offerings and holiday goods with sales messages.
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John Gilmore
Bank Street
Miz
J. M. Showere
Bmiser
A. Jd. Barr
Harvey Gage
G. Perry
Frank Horn
Frank Cheney
John Arthur
Suallenb
Bright
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oakwood Biva
Drexel State Bank
Should Look After Boys Warns Webster City Citizen
A Freeman-Tribune reader in Webster City condemns vandalism by youths who damaged monuments and a widow’s home. The letter urges stronger parental accountability and recommends reformatories for incorrigible youths to curb street crime and protect the community.
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Eda
Freeman-Tribune
Webster City
Xmas Gift List Includes Artifacts and Accessories
A vintage notice promotes popular Xmas presents such as powder boxes atomizers gold clocks jewel boxes gold pens name tags letter seals fountain pens and leather card post cards. It urges early purchasing to avoid broken assortments and hints at lasting keepsakes.
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Litchfield Manufacturing Co
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Tribune
the Freeman-Tribune Pub
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de Moline
Iowa Basle
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Dark Eye
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New
Szis
Atlanta
Concord
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Seattle
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Middle West
Cedar Rapids Republican
France
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Lincoln
Ite
Webster City Journal
Ed Hunter
C. W. Johnston
Jewell Young Lady
Clara Tolstrup
Cedar Falls
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Jewell
Zeta Society
Alta Birdsall-McClennahan
Teeds
Iona
Sona
General Carman
Junto
Yowa
Andersonville
Rman
Mesdames
Teeda
H. Martin
Teede
C. J. Pitcher
O. J. Pitcher
F. Guy Stearns
Buster Brown
Seema Wees
Chicago
Willses
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