Weather Bureau reform urged by graduates and Iowa horse trade
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes graduates should address government issues such as a proper weather bureau. It laments Chicago buyers overpaying for Iowa horses as prices rise. The LeMars Semi-Weekly Sentinel is sold to James Gillespie of Traer, who will assume ownership August 1 and continue its progressive Republican stance.
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Topeka Journal
Chicago
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
LeMars
Sentinel
Jas. C. Gillespie
Traer
Gillespie
Northwest Iowa
The
Statesmen push war with United States over riots
Some Japanese statesmen advocate war with the United States in response to San Francisco anti Japanese riots. Their stance is seen as unserious, despite Japan's recent boastful posture after its defeat of Russia. The piece suggests Japan will not provoke trouble with Uncle Sam.
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United States
San Francisco
Sam
Plymouth County camp meeting to be held in Le Mars
Hawarden notes report park improvements by local ladies. The Plymouth County Holiness association will hold its twelfth annual camp meeting in Le Mars starting June 21 for one week with three daily services led by Evangelist J. T. Hatfield of Charlottesville Indiana and local denomination ministers.
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Hawarden
Plymouth County Holiness Association
le Mars
Evangelist J. T. Hatfield
Charlottsville
Indiana
Addison F. Carpenter
Oliver King
LeMars
King
Plymouth County Medical Association
Gaynor
Alice Geary
Stanton Township
United Staten Great Wealth From Mint Report
The annual report of the United States Mint shows world gold money at 5 billion dollars, with the United States holding 1.3 billion. Despite about one-twentieth of the global population, the U S controls nearly a quarter of all gold money.
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United Staten
United States Mint
United States
Education in its evolving role through history essay
Frank Nelson presents an extended essay on education tracing its evolution from primitive family training to modern universal schooling. The piece compares Greek and Roman systems, notes the rise of liberal and practical tracks, and highlights reforms like public schools, the kindergarten, elective studies, and the science of education as a social study.
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Frank Nelson
Elliot
Harvard
Confucius
Athens
Greece
School of Music
England
Troebel
United States
Invasion of New Weed Pests Warned in Iowa Bulletin
The Iowa Experiment Station bulletin No 88 explains how weed pests entered Iowa via seeds from other states. In 1906 farmers submitted about 400 seed samples of clover alfalfa and timothy for adulteration and vitality tests. Impurities included dodder Canada thistle fox-tail sheep sorrel dock and plantain with alfalfa germination at 57 percent and timothy plump seed around 64 percent. Only 2 percent of 130 clover samples were pure.
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Iowa
Chas & Curtiss
Town Experiment Station
Ames
Lows
Midland Two-Row Cultivator Endorsed By Akron Purchaser
A tester from Akron certifies buying an 8 A Waterbury Midland Two-Row Cultivator. The instrument is praised as easy to handle, performing as well as a single-row outil and capable of letting one man do the work of two, marking it a first-class tool.
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8. A. Waterbury
Akron
Midland
Akron Savings Bank
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