Lincoln Ideals and World News Bits in Ackley Paper
A jumble of quotes and snippets covers Lincoln’s call for reverence for law, Japan Philippines remarks, Burton Roosevelt politics, Spain impressions from Henry Watterson, Iowa druggist registers, Ft Dodge marriage fine, Cortelyou’s bond policy shift, and University of Iowa President McLean praising Anglo Saxon race while noting cosmopolitan progress.
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McLean
University of Iowa
University of Chicago
Europe
United States
Fruit Trees Along Roads Urge U.S. Orchard Plea
Observers in Belgium notice rows of fruit trees along public roads and urge Americans to plant similar abundantly along long dull highways. The passage cites apple, cherry, plum and pear trees as a humane, beautifying and practical improvement, comparing to Germany and imagining future U.S. orchards.
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Belgium
Max
Germany
America
Farming Tales From Up East On Poor Hay and Feed
An Unadilla Times item quotes several simple farming anecdotes from farmers near Mountain Gale South Palssburgh and Hurleyville. A Hebrew farmer wonders why his boys look poor while they gather hay. Another farmer reports a hatch of chickens failing after the hen dies and the feed issue. A third notes feeding corn bread soaked in watered skim milk to his stock.
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Mountain
Gale
South Palssburgh
Hurleyville
Unadilla
N, Y
Times
Hens Produce Massive Egg Output Amid Odd Complaint
A scrambled OCR fragment references "Madamsen" and "Mr Rooster" with hens producing an enormous 100 million dozen eggs worth nearly twenty million dollars. The garbled text includes a joking complaint about a caller's singing.
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Madamsen
Mr. Rooster
Roosevelt Renominated Hint From Senator Allison
Senator Allison in Washington said Roosevelt will likely be renominated with sentiment drifting that way. He cited the goal of finishing work and Lincoln’s motto never swap horses midstream. Iowa’s stance on liquor law enforcement drew critique from Waterloo Daily Reporter and The Des Moines publications. Freight rates drop in Iowa and Kansas may aid producers though consumer relief is uncertain. Local notes mention farm, rail, and town affairs with brief political commentary. Evelyn again on the verge of collapse signals ongoing health concerns.
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Saga Roosevelt
Liis Hotme
Dubuque
Allison
Washington
Finance
Senate
Roosevelt
Toany
Lincoln
Iowa
Kansas
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Notable Appointments And Legal Settlements Across Nations
Majors Sibart and Galliard of the army along with Engineer Rosseau of the navy and the Panama canal commission will receive 814000 per year in addition to their regular salaries. The will contest of John A. Creighton of Omaha was halted as legatees surrendered 240000 with a quarter to the initiating lawyer. Roosevelt plans an inland waterways commission to plan the U S river systems. Alain LeRoy Locke, Philadelphia born Harvard senior, becomes the first black Rhodes scholar. Daniel R Anthony of the Leavenworth Times seizes Republican nomination for Kansas’s first district. In 1905, 104 petroleum refineries operated with capital 13280541, employing 16770 wage earners, paying 9989367 in wages, using 189387212 of materials, producing 175006330 in products. Dominion law now blocks newspaper sales on Sundays in Canada with Sabbath observance in other aspects.
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Sibart and
Galliard
Army
Rosseau
Navy
Panama Canal Commission
John A. Creighton
Omaha
Roosevelt
Inland Waterways Commission
United States
Alain LeRoy Locke
Philadelphia
Locke
Harvard University
Daniel R. Anthony
Leavenworth Times
Charles W. Curtis
Kansas
Dominion
Canada
Hampton Recorder Urges Manual Training in Schools
The Hampton Recorder calls for immediate action to add manual training in schools. It argues for a superintendent with hands on experience and notes existing programs in several high schools. It also urges voters to approve funds to repair and improve the east side school building for primary pupils.
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Hampton Recorder
Ackley
Recorder
Houe
Community virtues urged amid market woes in 400 circles
The Sioux City Journal laments Wall Street losses hitting New York social elites. It urges civic virtue and public spirited action to support local growth, urging the wealthy to speak well of, and join, their townspeople. It notes some elites must mortgage their estates and sell luxury cars to cover losses.
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Sioux City Journal
New York
Wall Street
Rich Detroit man accused in wife’s disappearance
A wealthy Detroit man allegedly gave his wife 93000 for shopping and she vanished. He had refused funds to shop and says the matter isn’t over, signaling ongoing tension and possible legal action.
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Detriot Pree Press
Deaver
The Age of Problems and the Search for Peace
A reader laments endless social issues filling magazines and plays from labor to negro problems. Churches face emptiness as sermons dwell on troubles. the writer longs for a quiet country, stable marriages, and fewer problems to solve. The piece reflects New York Times tone on persistent societal anxieties.
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Nate
Tre
Homs
New York Times
Perpetual Motion Claims Touch Iowa Case Notes
A Californian claims a perpetual motion discovery, with an Iowa sighting of a pill born calf and a dead mother at birth. M. J Kenefick of Algona visits Pow era hospital site plans a future Algona hospital. District court cases of Hancock and Bliss reportedly dismissed. a box social at Island Grove schoolhouse drew a solid turnout with receipts noted. Roosevelt Bros offer Myatic flour for sale.
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Cal- Tees
Abraham Lincoln
Tor Stone
Japan
Philippines
Tix
Burton
Hiea
Spain
Louisville
Henry Watterson
Ft. Dodge
Waterloo
Cortelyou
Shaw
Ledagow
Bankera
Nordside Fruit Trees
Hlkader Argus
Haugen
Evelyn
Puck
Washington Herald
Ponderona
Alan
Hampton
Stetson
J. B. Stetson
J. B. Stetson Co
J. B. Stetson Columbia
N. Snodgress
Reliabe Clothing Store
Maine
Chicago Journal
Bryant
Louis Moon
Towa Falla
Elders
Hubbard
Radcliffe
Union
Alden
Towa Falls
Iowa Falls
Eldora
Raskin
Auggeata
Cedar Rapids
Messure
Rankin
J. H. Kuhns
Denmark
Des Moines
Agin
Carstens Brothers
Ackley, Iowa
Moorehead
World Hospital
M. J Kenefick
Algong
Powera
Dr. Kenafick
Algona
District Court of the State
Charles 'T
Hancock
Be Bliss
Island Grove
Eale
Roosevelt Broa
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