Iowa leads oats race in 1910 crop standings
Des Moines reports the 1910 production of important crops showing Iowa overtaking Illinois in oats while California tops barley and New York wins the hay title. Leading states and percentages for corn, oats, wheat, hay, and other crops are listed with state names and figures.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois
Calfornia
Minnesota
New York
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Indiana
Dakota
California
Pennsylvania
Michigan
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Kentucky
North Carolina
Texas
Georgia
Protect Deer Plan Draws Statewide Support
Western Iowa sportsmen back a bill to place all deer outside public parks under a game warden. The proposal aims to capture and relocate deer to different parks as farmers complain deer destroy crops.
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Council Bluffs
Wesern
Iowa
Iowa Man Secures Place Ottumwa
Word reached today that Rev. A. F. Sanderson, a Drake Theological School graduate and former resident of this city and Keokuk, has accepted the pastorate of the Dean Avenue Christian Church in Spokane Washington.
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Iowa
Ottumwa
A. F. Sanderson
Drake Theological School
Keokuk
Dean Avenue Christi
Spokane
Wash
Returns to Old Home Grinnell Contractor to Visit Aberdeen
R G Coutts, prominent contractor in brick stone and cement, will return to his old home in Aberdeen Scotland this summer, a trip stemming from his thirty six years away from Grinnell. He has served as mayor of Grinnell.
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Grinnell
R. G. Coutts
Aberdeen
Scotland
Murder charge for Emmetsburg man Grethen Jr during trial
Emmetsburg man Peter Grethen Jr faces imminent trial on charges of killing his brother Casper. He states the shooting was to save his sister's life. Brakeman George Osier, 27, died in a Hayfield Minnesota railroad collision leaving a wife and infant.
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Char
Emmetsburg
Peter Grethen, Jr
Casper
Clarion
George Osier
Great Western
Hayfield
Minn
Wont Marry Divorcees Protestants Ban Marriages With Divorced Partners
Sioux City ministers vow to refuse weddings where either party is a divorcee with one exception for scriptural grounds. In Council Bluffs, Judge McPherson jails Charles T. Atcher of Red Oak for sixty days on bootlegging charges. Atcher is said to be worth 960,000.
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Sioux City
Council Bluffs
McPherson
Charles T. Atcher
Red Oak
Atcher
Marriages Report From Fort Dodge Des Moines and Ames
Miss Gertrude Bradford and Fred B. Hutchins wed in Fort Dodge with the groom a Fort Dodge Interurban conductor and the bride joining the Fair Store office. Garland L. Wakefield and Edna Peters unite in Des Moines with plans to live at the groom’s home. A death note: Hon J G Shelden passes away prompting family notice. Elizabeth Fish born to Prof and Mrs F A Fish.
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Hutchins-Bradford
Gertrude Bradford
Fred B. Hutchins
Fort Dodge
Blake
Episcopal Church
Des Moines
Fair
Garland L. Wakefield
Edna Peters
Methodist Church
Wm. Wakefield
Ames High
Yang
Perfection in Others Notion of Self Improvement
The text suggests a moral imperative to pursue personal perfection first before demanding perfection from others. It argues that people desire flawlessness in others while neglecting to address their own faults, citing Thomas à Kempis to emphasize inner reform as a prerequisite for harmonious relations.
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Thomas
Kempis
Live Stock Special Train Promotes Hog Profit in Iowa
The Iowa State Agricultural College with the Chicago North Western Railway runs a 1440 mile live stock special train across Iowa from March 27 to April 15. Three lecture cars will cover hog improvement, meat cooking, and poultry and packinghouse topics with demonstrations, charts, and a free recipe book. Lecturers from the college include Bliss Burger Holden Storm Bishop Knowles Rowan Watts. A business car, souvenirs, and a copy of The Hog Growers Ten Rules will be distributed. Iowa hogs numbered 6,485,000 in January 1910 with pork value around 130 million dollars.
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Aim
Iowa State Agricultural College
Chicago & North Western Railway
Iowa
Ffor
R. K. Bliss
A. A. Burger
P. G. Holden
A. V. Storm
E. C. Bishop
Neale
Knowles
Gertrude N. Rowan
Helen Watts
North Western Line
Good Roads
Gamma Theta Association Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Gamma Theta Association under Iowa law with principal Ames Story County. Certificate issued March 4 1911. Capital stock 15000 dollars, 1500 shares at 10 dollars each. Five directors to manage, first directors named, annual meeting third Monday in May. Perpetual stock structure with dissolution rules and officers.
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Gamma Theta Association
Iowa
Ames
Story County
Gamma Theta Fraternity
Edward McCoy
J. M. Malloy
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Franklin Brutzman
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Elizabeth Clark
George H. Eymer
John Hill
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Lewis Shadfnigger
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Dora B. Wilson
Michael Zimmer
Waterloo
Fforence Winn-Rorshan
Rock Island
Green Mountain
Muscatine
Lake Township
Greene
J. F. Eikenberry
Mr. Eikenberry
Elizabeth
Chas.Caine
J. G. Shelden
Collegiate Presbyterian Church
Alumni Hall
F. A. Fish
Lit
Simms
Herbert Miller
W. D. Camron
W. D. Camero
W. H. Simms
Barney’s
Pure Food Store
Barney A. Koudson
Prop
Pure Food Grocery
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