Expansion. Population forecast in United States end of century
W E Curtis notes census director Merriam expects not less than 440 million U S population by century's end if growth remains as in the past. He warns the rate will slow as density rises, with Europe-like slowing and emphasis on eastern and Pacific coast settlement patterns.
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Merriam
United States
Belgium
England
Germany
EK. A. Crooks
Europe
Pacific Coast
Modesty and Worth in Timeless Reflection
A philosophical musing contrasts true modesty with genuine worth, noting each quality defines the other. The remark suggests quiet integrity often matches or surpasses loud claims, inviting reflection on character over spectacle.
Real estate transfers in Story City and surrounding towns
Week ending January 12 1901 reports numerous property deeds and mortgages in Nevada Des Moines Story City and Ames including Smith Bricker abstracts. Transactions include Engelbret Engelbretson sod lot strips near Fairview Collins Jones add Maxwell Cam bridge Slater and Story City with prices 20 120 112 42 50 600 500 75 300 700 1 1 240 140 and other sums.
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Smith & Bricker, Abstractors
Nevada
Story City
Engelbret Engelbretson
Fairview
Sarah Nelson
Court St
Lettie J Soules
James T White
Jones
Collins
Lettie J Fowler
William King
Emil Ahlberg
M L Swanson
Sheldahl
H E Lasell
J E. Beatty
Maxwell
Mary E. Warrell
Cappie Stevens
Add
H E Halverson
Nels T Ryen
Jenks
Slater
Peter Wierson
Christine Claussen
S L Larson
Edith Bennett
I C Brownfie
Bigelow
Ames
Margaret Niland
John Mor
Unprecedented farm paper clubbing offer for farmers
Advertises a limited time deal includes Iowa Homestead Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Editions plus the domestic paper at a total one year price of 1.45. Promotes these publications as top west auto farming guides and invites readers to view samples at the office.
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Poultry Farmer
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Sayre’s early surgical improvations revolutionized wound care
The Army and Navy Journal recounts Dr. Lewis A. Sayre of New York who, as a medical student, saved a leg in a noted operation. He improvised with taw stuffing from a horsehair sofa to bind a wound and later used tarred hemp oakum as a wound dressing, founding a successful approach in army surgery.
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Army and Navy Journal
Lewis A. Sayre
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New York
The Money Mindset Across Generations
An American Mother argues in The Ladies' Home Journal that Americans relentlessly pursue wealth though others retire early. She contrasts older races who stop working past sixty with Germans and French who pursue study, hobbies, or travel in later life.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
London
Jolly
Europe
Baedeker
Doyle tale of Boer and English soldier on battlefield
Conan Doyle recounts two wounded foes, a Boer and an English soldier, who shared a drink and banditry of cordial exchange after a fierce encounter. Each offered courtesy before ambulances arrived, ending with friendly parting words and mutual relief at their unlikely meeting.
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Dr. Conan Doyle
Goodby
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