Taft and Sherman Urged To Unite In Campaign
The Tribune urges harmony in the Republican ranks as W J Bryan criticizes the ticket. It cites Taft and Sherman support in New York and the West, urges Hamilton County Republicans to march as a unit, and argues for Taft’s qualifications and Roosevelt’s endorsement. It warns against opposition by La Follette coalition members and praises Cummins’ nomination efforts.
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W. J. Bryan
Hamilton County
Taft
Sherman
Quiet close as Iowa Republicans rally at Waterloo
At the Iowa Republican convention in Waterloo the assembly cheered Hart while booing Dolliver and Cummins. Attendees praised LaFollette and Roosevelt, with Cummins urged to lead party unity and defend Taft. Governor Cummins pledged strong campaign effort and loyalty to the state ticket.
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S. D. Riniker
State Committee
Chautauqua
W. H. Rollins
Mason City
Hart
Roosevelt
Taft
Iowa
Aldrich
Senator Allison
Cummins
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Birdsall
Cousins
Maj
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Hepburn
Smith
Conner
Hubbard
Hull
Polk County
Lord
Robert Healy
Webster County
C. M. Junkin
C. H. J. Mitchell
T. W. Purcell
C. L. Marston
C. M. Dutcher
George C. Scott
Resolutions Committee
Allison
Lewis Miles
Scott
Cummings
Sherman
Carroll
I C I S Crop Report Highlights Strong Iowa Oats Good Corn
The Illinois Central weekly crop bulletin shows Iowa corn in fair to excellent condition across many counties with some areas reporting 110 percent acreage and strong yields. Oats also improve with favorable weather in western Illinois and southern Minnesota, while Minnesota figures show 90 to 95 percent corn acreage and high oats activity.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Iowa
Dubuque County
Peosia
Julien
Epworth
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Hartville
Delaware
Manchester
Masonville
Winthrop
Independence
Ehler
Ryan
Waterloo
Webster City
Cedar Rapids
Waverly
Plainfield
Minnesota
Lyle, Minn
Albert Lea
Myrtle
Testerville
Ilinois
Lena and
Wadham
Neighborhood Notes Highlight Local Family Visits
Neighbor notes detail Carl Fielder and family visiting relatives, the Will Boggs moving to the Chas Grover house, Susie Thompson from Grime staying with L M Harris, Asher Grover visiting Webster City, Scheetz family at Frank Hollis, and widespread rain delaying farm work with some fields still too wet to plant as of June 23.
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Carl Fielder
Will Boggs
Doolittle
Chas. Grover House
Susie Thompson
Grime
L. M. Harris
Asher Grover
Webster City
Chas
Local Folks Share People News And Short Visits
Misses Bertha Nellie and Chas Carr spent Sunday with sister Mrs James Hanson. The Dan Aierson family were visited by a cousin from Des Moines. Several youths surprised Mr Earl Reid Saturday evening and a small crowd enjoyed a good time despite threatening weather. Clarence Rierson rents out a left hand side of a new buggy. Gannett Mason of Oregon visits Nelson Knickerbocker home. Frances Hawks returned from Webster City where she attended institute on June 24.
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Bertha
Nellie
Chas. Carr
James Hanson
Dan Aierson
Des Moines
Earl Reid
Clarence Rierson
Gannett Mason
Oregon
Nelson Knickerbocker
Frances Hawks
Webster City
Local Notes From Blairsburg Area
Blairsburg reports HW A Stafford returned from a Lake Geneva trip as a Y M C A delegate from Ames. HH F Allen is painting the Congregational church. Miss Mimma Holt leaves for Chapin then South Hend Washington to visit friends and plans California travel. Mr and Mrs P C Brown were in Webster City Friday. A new son arrived at Rev and Mrs B J Rhodes home. June 21 James Gleason died in the Chero
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HW. A. Stafford
Lake Geneva
Wis
Ames
HH. F. Allen
Congregational Church
Mmimna Holt
Chapin
South Hend
Washington
California
P. C. Brown
Webster City
B. J. Rhodes
James Gleason
Chero
Local notes and notices from Webster City Iowa 1908
Funeral services held for a local resident after a Catholic church service in Williams. Sports report notes a boys ball game against Williams ending 3 to 4. Hamilton county announcements invite sealed bids for Pelt drainage ditch No 50 with 10 percent bid deposit and completion by December 1, 1908. Board of Supervisors details and county auditor Q A Cragwick sign off.
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Weaver and Ladd
Webster City
Iowa
A. D
Q. A. Cragwick
HH. W. Stafford
Board of Supervisors
Notice to Contractors for McMahon tile drain bids
Sealed bids for Section No 4 tile drainage in District No 33 will be received. Bids cover 500 feet of 12 inch and 500 feet of 10 inch tile with specified average and maximum cuts. Each bid for 100 percent of the oral bits is reserved. Work due January 1 1908. Details on file in Iowa with D A Cragwisch and A Cragwich chairmen.
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Board of Supervisors
Hamilton County
County Auditor’s Office
Webster City
Iowa
Fle
Auditor's
D. A. Cragwich
County Auditor
A. Cragwicck
Chilrmann Board of Supervisors
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