Attitude of European Powers to the United States
The New York Press ranks nations by tone toward the US Actively friendly Great Britain Indifferently friendly Russia Italy Actively hostile Austria France Mischievously hostile Germany Mr Hill notes large railroad combos hold giants power yet avoid abusing it The big combine refused rebates and offers reasonable rates The paper questions Mr Hills optimism about American gullibility.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Italy
Austria
France
Germany
Hill
Development of Agricultural College Work Through Time
A historical overview traces the 1858 land grant push for agricultural colleges, the 1862 public land donation, and the expansion into the 20th century with research in bacteriology, plant hybridization, and experiment stations. It highlights Iowa State College scholars and projects advancing grasses, cereals, diseases, and beef sugar trials, noting notable works and figures.
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Congress
Michigan
Iowa
Agricultural College
State College and Experiment Station
Towa
L. H. Pammel
J.B Weems
Iowa State College
F. Lamson- Scribner
U. S Department of Agriculture
John J. Repp V. M. D
State College
Odd Fellows Lodge Delights with Banquet at New Ames Temple
The Ames lodge hosted a dedication banquet in their new three story $19 000 temple with an elaborate supper and speeches on Odd fellowship. R T Sisson spoke on the serious side of Odd fellowship and Mrs Babbett was noted for absent remarks. Capt Hull discussed federal building and army post funding, noting Judge Conner as a key obstacle to a $1 000 000 appropriation.
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I. O. O. F. Temple
Rebekah
Honer
Ames Rebekah Lodge
Opera House
Hye
Rebekahs
Asa Vandermast Dry Goods
J. W. Adams Groceries
Dr. Proctor
Wm Holeitt
The
Odd Fellows
Wm. Hulett Co
Our City
G. W. O’brien
Bro
R. T. Sisson
Oddfellowship
F. N. Fowler
Story County
I.O
F. Temple
Parsons & Sons
Des Moines
O. A Dants
Ames
Capt
Hull
Army Post
Judge Conner
Tenth Congressional District
Iowa
Congress
National Treasury
Dollivers
Hall
Liquid Air Treatment Leaves Man in Pain, Seeks Payment
Rev. Vanderias of St. Louis had a boil treated with liquid air by Mr. Davis. The boil froze, causing severe suffering and gangrene feared. Blood poisoning was averted and recovery began, with Vanderias planning to sue Davis’ managers for medical bills.
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Rev. Vanderias
St. Louis
Ocean of praise for Schley and wary views on Hull letters
A Chicago styled tribute to Admiral Schley contrasts with criticism of Hull congressman letters. The piece notes Iowa's Judge Conner resisting support and related Ames debate on political sentiment and primary timing. It cites editorial responses and the nuanced reading of Hulls correspondence.
Cat in the Meal Tub Amid Global Tension and Philippine Talk
The piece discusses German and American tensions over Caribbean and Pacific affairs. It mentions Prince Henry of Germany visiting Hong Kong and Manila with gifts, Dewey's stern rebukes, Monroe Doctrine implications for Venezuela debt and port seizures, and theories about Germany buying the Philippines. It also references Johnny Drapean’s political mind reading and U.S. stance on Cuba and the Philippines.
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Prince Henry
Hong Kong
Manilla
Dewey
Germany
Miss Roosevelt
Venezula
Philippine Islands
Johnny Drapean
Spain
U. S
Cuba
Johnny
Philippines
Home Building Co Plans No Interest Contracts
Guioror and Larrie promote a housing plan campaign urging buyers to investigate contracts with zero interest. The message invites readers to consider home ownership options offered by the company.
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The
Home Building Co
Guioror & Larrie
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