Farmers Confederation Effort Spreads Across State
The Workingmen's League at Hav a forms with K W Wilson to unite farmers under a southern western confederation. A prospectus promises firm terms for subscriptions and outlines a biennial plan. The first visit is planned for Independence on March first with a hoped wide spread response.
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Fragmented religious remark echoes nobility versus selfishness
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Official Register For 1891 Previewed In Washington Letter
The Washington Letter reviews the 1891 Official Register noting its census data population by counties and educational statistics. It highlights election statistics and references officials and platforms, with remarks on the book’s usefulness and flaws.
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Century on Women in Medicine and Professional Advance
A discussion of Johns Hopkins Medical College and women in medicine within The Century magazine. Letters reflect both support and debate on women entering high professions, highlighting societal constraints and calls for equity in education and work opportunities. A note from Antonio, Texas mentions tin mining discoveries near Darang, Mexico and related activities in San Francisco.
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Words About Words and Kindness in Speech
A reflective column urges kindness in speech noting that gentleness marks culture while unkind words harm reputations. It argues frankness can reveal thoughts that should stay hidden and that people rarely enjoy hearing evil about neighbors, especially good ones, regardless of mood.
Patents Granted in Iowa This Week
Reported for this paper by C A Snow and Co patent lawyers from Washington. Inventors listed include J F Coffin Oskaloosa with alarm attachment for door knobs and I Braden Des Moines with adjustable hay shield and manger. Other entries include G W French Davenport harrow F Nye Lake Park and E Olson Jewell Junction with hand held for guns. J Siebel Oskaloosa Pruning implement T T Tasker Wyoming with attachment for plows.
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Wisconsin bill creates World Fair board and exhibit funding
A bill was introduced Friday in the Wisconsin Legislature providing for a board of World's Fair managers and appropriating $230,000 for the State exhibit. Two cases of small pox in Macoupin County, Illinois, terminated fatally Friday. No new cages are reported. Mrs. Annie Sell, 504 Seminary Avenue, Chicago, stepped on a match and set fire to her dress. She was horribly burned and her injuries pronounced fatal.
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Templeton Family Sympathy Notes From Neighborhood
The Templeton family received neighborhood sympathy as P. J. Templeton, ill for over a week, improves along with his twin boys and infant daughter. Rev. Ford led meetings at the local place beginning Monday with a tea gathering from Ames and a quarterly meeting planned for weekend. Ed McFarlan visited his Marshalltown brother last week. A young crowd gathered at Mr. Bells to mingle, and Mr. L. L. Wherry and Mrs. Wherry visited Mrs. Jewett's home over the weekend.
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A Suggestion For Tableaux In New York
A recent tableau entertainment in New York used subjects from current magazines. The Century Company offers a free list of suitable pictures and suggestions for planning the show upon request.
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Beardshear Tours North West Farms and Colleges
Dr. W M Beardshear president of the Agricultural College along with Dunbar and Prof Wilson returns from a tour of northwestern states and Ontario colleges. He praises Iowa as leading in agriculture and notes Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and GuelphOntario emphasize practical short courses and industrial training with varying facilities and funding. He cites reciprocity talk in Ontario and predicts its adoption amid shifting political currents.
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