Iowa Legislature Debates Divorce Law and Soldier Pensions
The Iowa General Assembly discusses a divorce bill delaying remarriage after decree, and approves joint resolutions urging Congress to grant 160 acre homesteads to honorably discharged veterans. Debates include language requirements in schools and amendments to pension provisions for Mexican War soldiers. Adjourned.
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Logging Season Advances on Upper Mississippi Front
Reports from St. Paul Pioneer Press describe a milder winter aiding logging along Mississippi tributaries. Favorable road conditions and many men seeking work push logs toward spring, with projections of a larger cut than initially planned.
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Worcester Tariff Club Reaches 3500 Members
Worcester Massachusetts reports a tariff club that has grown to 3,500 members. The organization gathers residents to discuss trade policy and local economic concerns.
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Planting the Athole Family Trees Across England and Isles
The Athole family, led by the Duke of Athole, has planted millions of trees over a century in England and on Nantucket Island. The first Duke began in 1774 with 27 million saplings across 15 000 acres on the Dunke ld hills. The present Duke plants 600 000 to 1 000 000 annually. A Tay bridge storm felled 80 000 of the Duke’s trees but caused little loss overall.
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