Smaller Farms for Iowa in Western Land Products Exhibit
The December 15 1910 supplement notes Iowa rural populations shrinking and urges intensification and diversification of farming. An Omaha exhibit January 18 to 28 will demonstrate how Iowa farms can split into four smaller holdings increasing efficiency and income, aiming to keep settlers in the middle west. The show, titled Western Land Products Exhibit, will feature western states products to promote regional farming opportunities.
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Iowa
Omaha
Middle West
Canada
Debates on tariff crisis and party ethics in 1910s era
The piece critiques the Payne Aldrich tariff and insurgent backlash, arguing the 1909 revision hoax fueled Democratic gains and warned against party arrogance. It cites moral lessons on keeping faith and addressing popular needs, then shifts to a theater ad for Akron Opera House. A Royal Slave, set near Mexico during Maximilian, headlines with lavish scenery and the debut of the American Chantecler Girl.
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Wickersham
Dolliver
Iowa
Kansas
Wisconsin
Hartley Journal
Akron Opera House
Clarence Bennett
Maximilian
Ill Aguila
Nagle
America
England
Telegraph Institute Offers Quick Start in Wireless Service
Ambitious young men or ladies can enter railway or wireless telegraphy. Since the eight hour law and wireless growth, about 10 000 telegraphers are needed. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly. Institutes guarantee positions under telegraph officials. Write for details to the nearest National Telegraph Institute location in Cincinnati Philadelphia Memphis Columbia St Paul Tulsa Portland.
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National Telegraph “Institute
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Memphis
St. Paul, Minn
Buid, Okla
Portland Ore
Apaches of Paris the terror of the police
Andre Fridon describes Paris Apaches as silent knife wielders who avoid guns. They strike fast, using tolling to stun victims and a single shoulder blade thrust to end life. Their social code marks them, their social status is obvious, and they face a harsh fate once caught. The piece links Apache origin to French conscription deserts and African battalions, showing exile and stigma after serving two years.
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Paris
France
Republic
Sahara Desert
Vance
Andre Fridon
New York Tribune
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Kiauer-Swanson Co. Furniture
Simeon
Akron Panatorium
Nat'l Bank
F. J. Swanson
South Dakota
L. J. Conger
Baker Building
1St National Bank
Office
Res. Phono
G. H. Wooton
First Nat’! Bank
Bammis
E. G. Bradley
Sammis & Bradley
Attorneys AT Law
First Nat's Bank
Lemars, Iowa
Albert Wiggam
the Register-Tribune
Ray A. Smith
Akron
Apaches OF
Meredith & CO
A. C. Jenkins
Reliable City Dray
A. Metz
Chris, Iblings
I. R. Goodwin
Hanford
A. J. Claeys
B. F. Wintersteen
J. C. Button
Baldwin
Pioneer Merchant
Hilliker & Son
Maxson & Fields
North
Oklahoma
Texas
First National Bank
Roy Root
Postoffice
Cobb
Andrew Paulson
General Cement Contractor
NEW Kendall Hotel
L. H. Martin
Prop'r
Fields & Hedges
Wm, Simeon
Gene Frank
Ervin & Styles
Keane Bros
the Quality Grocery
G. Eirstein
Monarch
A. H. Smith
Gust, Granquist
Akron Milling CO
W. C. Anderson
New Kendall
E. J. Hammer
Goode
YT. L. Burnight
Wendt’s Corner Store
John Faber
A. Waterbury
Fullerton Lumber CO
Anna Jenkins
E. J. Farnham
Redmond Bros
Real Hetain
M. W. Redmond
Register-Tribune
F. Smythe
N. JM. Hansen & White
Beck & Burrill
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
A. Whidenfeller
White Front
S. A. Whittecar
Rohrer
Douglas
Fox
M. W. Strobel
Hitzemann Bros Barbera
H. P. Neilson
Neil Robertson
Law Office
Connections
J. D. Douglass
Sol
General Merchandise
Poland
China
T. McGinnis
A. Weidenfeller
A. G. Johnson
Towa
N. J. Brown
W. 7Th St
Sioux City
Akron Lumber CO
Akron and Chatsworth
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