LeMars News Briefs Touch On Taxes and Laws
LeMars watching two weeks of union meetings end with two hour closures of venues. Writer W A Julian heads to Wisconsin and Chicago for a brief vacation. Iowa July 1 pure food law targets rotten eggs with severe penalties. Vermillion hosts stock plant talks for denaturized alcohol. Iowa taxes likely drop next year as the executive council trims the state levy to three mills. Legislature’s frugal spending and higher rail taxes drive future cuts.
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Iowa
LeMars Sentinel
Executive Council
Automobiles for Rural Mail Delivery and Dakota Midland Plans
The Scientific American article notes government interest in using automobiles for rural mail delivery and a potential market price near 40. A Dakota Midland line is discussed, with Great Northern and Milwaukee Company efforts shaping the route through southern Plymouth County to South Dakota.
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Scientific American
Dakota Midland
Plymouth County
South Dakota
New York
Great Northern
Milwaukee Territory
President Hill
Yankton
Lake Andes
Milwaukee Company
Hill
Milwaukee
Pacific Coast
Hubbard Nominated Again by Republicans in District
At a Storm Lake conference of Cummins supporters including H D Chassell M A Moore B Ferguson and Frank M Roseberry Hubbard pledged to Cummins ism and to represent the Cummins party as the Republican standard bearer He backed Perkins for governor and stated he receives his nomination from Cummins supporters signaling alignment with the progressive Republican wing. The Sioux City Journal shifted to support Hubbard after his pledge.
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E. A. Hubbard
Cummins
H. D. Chassell
M. A. Moore
B. #. Ferguson
Frank M. Roseberry
LeMars
Storm Lake
Geo. D. Perkins
Hubbard
Perkins
Woodbury County
Cumming Ism UK
Cnomwihus
Cummins Party
Sioux City Journal
Congressignil
Insect Anatomy and Breathing Apparatus Studied
A detailed description explains small spotlike apertures on an insect’s body acting as entry points for air. Two prominent openings connect to long breathing tubes with branching passagesthat permeate the insect’s structure, forming a complex network.
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Borneta
Nimbery
Ancient Greek Telegraph Using Water Vessels and Disks
A historical note explains an early telegraph used by Grecian feticeats in Aristotle’s era. Water-filled earthen vessels with equal faucets carried disks bearing letters. Signals such as go ahead triggered shared water flow, allowing the sender to relay messages onto the disk as the receiver read them.
A Caustic Hungarian Critic on Lear in a Tiny Theater
A Hungarian newspaper reviews a small town theater staging King Lear. The critic mocks linguistic pretensions and questions authorship of Shakespeare, citing tombs of Bacon and Shakespeare and lampooning terms from Studio to Atelier. The commentary also notes the poppy as a death emblem and traces ancient uses of the plant.
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Hungary
Shkespeare
Bacon
iWing Lettes
Thohi
Belzoni
Hushed Street Talk Sparks Suspected Local Character Shift
Local chatter on a corner hints at changing names and familiar faces as August approaches. Residents note a growing resemblance to a person named Olin in the crowd, while reassurance from a figure styled FWherende Hatter suggests calm amid speculation.
Miss Cayenne Seavelly Quips On Social Trends
Miss Cayenne remarks that a misanthropic view leaves few friends for a woman, while Seavelly notes the irony of a trendy world in Washington. The exchange hints at social dynamics and public perception in the capital.
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Seavelly
Miss Cayenne
The Whirlpool Of Goods In A Town Store
The article argues merchants need knowing how money and a good name to attract and retain top lines of goods. It explains manufacturers seek stores with capability to pay and provide fair value, creating a whirlpool that draws the best lines into a shop and keeps them there. It notes the cycle of knowing how money and name leads to strong product placement.
Fragmented New York Press Snippet
Fragments show garbled dialogue and stray phrases about a panitis and a yelilive of spine with unclear speakers. The text includes incomplete quotes and nonstandard phrasing, offering no clear event or identifiable figures.
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New York Press
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