Secretary Smith on pensions report details
Secretary Smith discusses pension examinations and savings from cuts. He cites forged claims in Norfolk and New Mexico, notes census impacts, and urges legislation for timber, Indian affairs, and school and court reforms while backing territories for statehood. He highlights forest reserves, civil service exams, and jurisdiction expansion.
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Washington
Mike Smith
Norfoli Va
New Mexico
Lua
Zaminers
Norewouatie
Pabiie
Cherokee Outlet
Pageeretacy
Indian Bureau
Civil Service ‘Commission
General Superintendent of ‘Schools
United States ‘Court
Indian Territory
Treasury
United
Secretary of War
Viese
Arizona
Utah
Oklahoma
Alaska
O ‘Duanie
Democracy faces tariff clash in debate splits century old press
A maze of quotations from the era outlines the clash between protection and free trade. Leaders argue over mills duties and the impact on industries while public fear of job losses and shifts in wages looms. The debate features Blaine, Mills bill, and reactions from St Paul and Philadelphia papers.
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Wilson
Hinds
Europe
Pittsvaren Chronicle-Teie
Ieee
Bavaria
Bokissey
Tari Mease
McKinsey
Pilardelphia Telegraph
Blaine
Pulladelpus Inquirer Telanot
Paul
St Paul Pioneer Press
Ofinea
Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
House
Senate
Omaha Bee
Delegates named to National Farmers Congress from Iowa
Gov Boies appointed delegates to the National Farmers Congress convening in Savannah Georgia on December 13 The appointees include B T Dayton Indianola Pret E White Hedricc Henry Wallaace Edward Campbell Jr DY Stubbs Fairfield William G Ken Perry Madison Cyril Martina Long Grove M J Kelsey Willamengsb Le Palmer Carrai Tzentelis Clarks Tl 8 Com Fort Dodge CB Lind Alzocat Gharies Wagting Whiting H C Wheeler Odebort plus other noted names. The report also notes pardons for two men by Gov Boies and various Iowa court and public safety items.
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Farmers’ Congress
Gov. Boies
National Farmers’ Congress
Savannah
T. Dayton
Indianola
Tzentelis
Clarks TL
Fort Dodge
CB Lind
Alzocat Gharies
Fragmentary Talk Sounds Across Puntered Dialogues
A garbled OCR fragment quotes various historical voices. It mentions Queen Christina of Areuristina and Robert Walpole, references opposition in the house of commons, a basin emptied from a window, Napoleon at the pyramids, and a misquoted line about painting music and woman. The text is highly corrupted with stray names and phrases.
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Queen Christina
Areuristina
San
Robert Walpole
House of Commons
Socrates
Nantippe
Poleon
Pyramids
Weilen
The Heavenly Inheritance from First Peter 1
A Sunday School lesson from Peloubet explores the Christian inheritance in 1 Peter. It discusses God as Father, the incorruptible and undefiled inheritance kept in heaven, and believers kept by the power of God through faith, with practical thoughts on living as children of God and asserting eternal hope.
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Kentucky
Desperado
Detroit Free Press
Peter Aie
Peloubet
Timothy
Nero
Takelack
Babylon
Euphrates
Asia
Prtme
Peter the Apostle
Silas
Pasi
Peter
Piay
Reine
Odium
Paul Ad Aquila
Luke
Christian
Jesus Christ
Maine
Isis
Christ
God
Heavenly
Goa
Good Roads Plan to Employ Idle Labor and Boost Economy
Judge E U Thayer of Clinton Iowa argues for a nationwide program to build durable roads financed by counties and bonds. He claims $80 million yearly road spending drains from wages and proposes borrowing to fund stone and gravel roads within five years, creating full employment and economic circulation without raising taxes.
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America
Republic
E. U. ‘Thayer
Clinton, Ia
Dairy tips urge clean feed and cold storage use
The Farmers' Voice notes Tarvaine boosts milk yield when milking quality is high and warns of cold risks for outdoors dairy cattle. It explains millet sterilization at 158 degrees for 10 minutes then rapid cooling to 89 degrees, to destroy bacteria. It also suggests building cold storage rooms and affordable house portions for butter operations.
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Sat
Diesbay
November Nights in Verse and Vignettes From a Nation’s Page
A montage of poems and literary snippets from Alfred Ellison and others, reflecting on November nights, memory and home. The pieces weave nature’s chill with longing, childhood whims, and cultural vignettes from Harper’s Young People and Atlanta Constitution. Entwined are urban musings, romanticized scenes, and amateur musings on weather, fashion, and classic Greek themes.
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Rosy Partzer
F. L Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Lightest cakes and carriages praised in old Byron notes
An Oxford Democrat Byron correspondent recalls a husking bee with 40 guests and 16 beds, featuring beans pies cakes and sauces. A three year old cripple dances, while others sing and clap. Split among the crowd, music and games fill the night as diners marvel at generous hospitality and memory.
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Bill Merrill
Byron
Oxford Democrat
Freel Abbott
Abraham
George Maher
Lewiston Journal
Chicago
North
Wisconsin
Michigan
Winona
Pierre
Minnesota
Dakotas
Des ‘Moines
Sioux City
Cou Onuta
Lincolin
Dakota
Denver
Salt Lake
Colorado
Utah
San Franisco
Cal
Portland
Sree
Pacific
Spee
Ongo
Jon Sebastian
CRD & P
I Stock Catite Hows Flour Ate to Fancy Stonesota
The fragmentary note mentions flour, creamery, seeds, and letters likely garbled from a local ad or public notice. Readable facts include a dairy or creamery reference and scattered names, but the text is too broken to establish a clear event or entities.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
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Joseph Roe
Hurlbut, Hess & Co
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Kage
McCarthy
Iowa
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Keokukate
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George Melson
Rolfe
Albert McEwen
Frank Thompson
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Florence Harmer
Burlington
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Mea James
Champaign
Mark
Coot McClain
Bolton
Mason City
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument Commission
David W. Baird
Fort Madison
Christman
Ed Walton
Otumwa
Edna Cook
Coulter
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Algonasaw
Kessler
Ind
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Emily Bennett
Marshalltown
Anna Wiese
Howard Agnew Johnson
Forty-third Street Presbyterian Church
Manchester
Lafayette Parker
Davenport
Oreston
William Newman
Sibeg
Sigma
Austria
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Stuttvard
Banoxrsson Waxtrop
Minnie Hank
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Tribschen
Lake of the Four Forest Cantons
Wagner
Switzerland
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Mme
Boo Walter
Paprnzwent
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Ant the Lisuet
Bardon
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Fomoes Association
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Detroit Tribune
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Press
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Budlaio Courier
Sumanen Ciener
Aden Ciel Cgeara
Waneet
Osinge
Lot
Shelly
Wil Tay Ince Jou Ewton
Hale
Bomerville Journal
Seeders
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Ecos Press
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Sam
California Fig Syrup Co
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ST. Jacobs Oil
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Poitiers
Salis Pit
Ty Colchester” Rubber CO
London Tea Company
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Ka Wien
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