Local Newspaper Clubbing Rates Listed for 1903
The Freeman-Tribune publishes low clubbing rates with Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Iowa Homestead Wallace's Farmer and other papers. A limited time offer ends December 6 1903 with 83 cents extra for subscribers outside Hamilton county.
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Freeman-Tribune
Pub. Co
Chicago Weekly
Inter. Ocean
Chicago Daily Tribune
Iowa Homestead
Inter-Ocean
Iowa
State Register
Wallace's Farmer
Maraxine
Woman's Home
Panlone. Cecreeses
Chiago Daily Tribune
Hamilton County
Freeman Or Tribune
Inter Ocean
Editorial chatter on Roosevelts era and party lines
Editorial comment highlights Roosevelt and canal credit while condemning Gorman as a Napoleon. It criticizes Maryland politics over civil rights, praises canal progress, notes comptroller currency report on bank growth, and denounces the Chicago Chronicle for partisan attacks in a Hearst papers era.
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New England
Old Middle States
Roosevelt Outlook Shapes 1904 Election and Budget Debate
The piece suggests Roosevelt could win a larger 1904 majority if Democrats oppose the Panama Canal, noting possible Republican gains in the South. It cites economy in government, warns against extravagance, and highlights Treasury requests for 624.5 million dollars for 1904 versus 605.3 million the prior year, signaling rising costs.
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Gorman
Roosevelt
McKinley
Lee
Jackson
Jeff Davis
Bob Toombs
Congress
Treasury Department
Newspapers clash in personal quarrel over public issues
The Charles City papers and the Sioux City Journal trade barbs over editors Sloan and Wright. Accusations of drinking and hypocrisy erupt into personal attacks, while readers view the bickering as a trivial spectacle unworthy of journalism.
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Ceder Rapids
Charles City
Sioux City
How to get good roads by a senator from South Carolina
United States Senator A C Latimer argues for a three level funding plan to build better rural roads. He proposes national pay half state a quarter and local a quarter with tax increases of one mill to fund projects. Latimer emphasizes farmer needs and local labor to complete improvements.
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United States
A. C. Latimer
South Carolina
Treasury
Harper’s Ferry
Funk Heir Tale Spurs Iowa Estate Scrutiny
Davenport Times reports M L Pinkley of Milan Illinois claims kin to Jacob M Funk of Webster City Iowa. Funk a prominent bachelor left no will. heirs include Pinkley through a presumed sister, with attorneys pursuing possible large fortune and executors to be appointed as search continues.
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The
Davenport Times
M. L. Pinkley
Milan
Illinois
Jacob M. Fank
the Times
Webster City
Pinkley
Funk
Mr. Pinkley
Times
Katherine Funk
Jacob
Jacob M. Funk
Pennsylvania
Hay
Holiday visitors fill Webster City with family trips
Personal notices list Howard Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Miracle Goetzman, Miss Wyckoff, Mrs. Keltz and many others traveling to Prairie City, Randall, Marshalltown, Waterloo, Des Moines, Ackley, Spirit Lake, Rolfe, and other towns for Christmas holidays. Members of Ames College and Coe College return home, and locals plan gatherings with relatives.
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Howard Baxter
Harrisburg
J. M. Blake
Prairie City
Bell Miracle-Goetzman
Winona
Minnesota
L. L. Estes
Chloe Wyckoff
Randall
B. F. Keltz
Marshalltown
Sam Arnold
Chicago
Kate Andrews
Des Moines
Geo. A. Holbrook
Waterloo
Mary Brockshink
Peterson
Miss Carry Sells
Woolstock
Arthur Beightol
Beightol
Litchfield Company
W. H. Cook
Vernon
Thos
Frazier
Stanhope
Wm. N. Maakestad
Geo. R. Strever
Kamrar
St. Joseph
Laura Faus
J. R. Faus
Robert Stearns
Town City
A. C. Voss
Jewell
Webster City
John A. Johnson
Frank Frick
O. BE. Atkinson
Stratford
Grace Paffenbarger
Geo. Wambach
Will E. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Brown Ice Skate Company
J. A. Stover
J. E. Fardal
F. A. Gates
J. D. Hunter
Ruth Tuttle
Katherine Lane
Grinnell
Harry Goddard
Minneapolis
O. H. Mantzheimer
Primghar
CO. T. Fenton
B. A. Goodspeed
Atlantic
J. L. Kamvar
W. O. Pyle
W. J. Zitterell
Road improvements promise regional economic boost
A public appeal urges farmers to back road funding arguing higher land values, $40,000 local circulation, and tax relief. Merchants and citizens gain from increased spending and government help for roads, with a call to lawmakers to act in the public interest and claim the treasury benefits.
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United States
Congress
Along Piccadilly the Tide of Social London Flows
Sydney Brooks in Harper's Magazine observes Piccadilly as the center of London social life where the street becomes a studio of human types. He notes dazzling crowds, club windows, and assorted figures from Thackeray to Dickens, with Regent Street offering a grander sweep but Piccadilly remaining the brim full tidal pulse of London society.
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London
Piccadilly
Perfect du Mauriers
Phil Mays
Benneath
Thackeray
Dickens
England
Empire
Regent Street
Sydney Brooks
Harper's Magazine
Life and trade in frozen Russian markets and hunt life
In the winter the meat and carcasses stand frozen outside stalls and markets on ice as rivers stay frozen and skating is common. In Asiatic Russia hunting sustains people with fur from ermine fox sable Sea otter and others and huntsmen pursue elk as snow recedes.
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Russia
Merchan t Buys Repeats At Auction In New York
A Louisiana merchant travels to New York seeking bargains on cloaks buys a lot at auction. After shipment home a head salesman flags the garments as out of style. He returns them, then later repeats the purchase only to find he has bought the same lot again.
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New York
Engagement Breaks Over as Reader Debate Sparks Clash
A Philadelphia Press line reports a fiancé urging his fiancée to abandon novels for more substantial reading. She replies that such suggests she is capable of infidelity, prompting the engagement to break.
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Philadephia Press
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Chronicle
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Pease
Funk Attorney
N OF
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New York Sun
New York World
Reece
Dr. Cavana
Oneida
N. Y
Will Cavana
Minnie Molitor
St. Paul
Spencer Wiltsey
Rolfe
Clayton Shewalter
City
M. L. McCollough
Gaunt
Joseph Springer
Misses Daisy and
Ella Ander
Bessie Robertson
O. L. Henderson
L. J. Tier‘nagle
Dr. Wyatt of
Mary J. Hartman
C. T. Babbitt
Claude Doak
W. D. Falls
Cedar Falls
Ada Ross-Kellogg
Lehigh
Lasher
Leonard Mason
Winfield Warrington
Claire Currie
James Buell
Ames College
B. Gilmore
Misa Zelma of
Holstien
Mr. G
Jacob Shrader
F. Elias Smith
C. B. Mason
Follett Greenhouse
Elm Street
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