Allied Party gains commentary and political notes
A collection of opinion excerpts discusses the new Allied Party, McKinley’s legacy, a Missouri teacher’s tribute to a great woman, and the steel strike losses. It also covers Dolliver’s Colosseum speech urging obedience to law, and rural school hiring, plus the eleventh district judicial convention results with J. H. Richards named Webster City candidate.
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Eleventh District
Boone Thurday
J. R. Richards
Webster City
S. M. Weaver
Addison
College
Boone News
McKinley Urges Reciprocity as Tariff Reform Core
The former president’s final remarks in Buffalo stressed reciprocity and tariff changes along conservative lines. He argued that a give and take tariff is needed to protect infant industry, guiding his party toward a new tariff system.
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William McKinley
Roosevelt
Congress
Buffalo
McKinley
Education debate on centralized schooling and its effects
A. B. Davidson argues in Wallaces' Farmer that education should cultivate physical moral and intellectual powers. He warns centralized and transported schooling harms health and morals, favors nearby rural schools, and questions the moral training achievable for young children.
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A. B. Davidson
Wallaces’ Farmer
Villges
National Grain Dealers convention closes in Des Moines
The sixth annual National Grain Dealers association meeting in Des Moines last week wrapped with a strong showing. Officers elected include B A Lockwood as president and T P Baxter as vice president, with H B Grimes as second vice president and G A Stibbens named secretary of the Iowa section. The meeting endorsed Agricultural Experiment Stations and formed grain inspectors, while debates over bucket shops reflected a compromise with Chicago delegates. An afternoon program featured talks by F H Peavy and J R Sage on grain industry development and crop reporting. A special train carried delegates to Sioux City and Ames, with a stopover in Boone before returning to Chicago.
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National Grain Dealers Association
Des Moines
B. A. Lockwood
T. P. Baxter
H. 8. Grimes
G A. Stibbens
Iowa
Stibbens
Red Oak
U. S
United States
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
F. H. Peavy
Minneapolis
Northwest
Grimes
Portsmouth
J. P. Harrison
Sherman, Tex
Grains Trades New Century Brotherhood
J. R. Sage
Sioux City
Ames
Boone
Missouri Valley
North Western Line Round Trip Fare to Minneapolis
Tickets for a single fare round trip to Minneapolis are on sale October 9 10 12 and 14 with return extension allowed until October 31. Apply at Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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North-Western Line
Chicago & North-Western Ra
Murphy Varnish and Hard Oils
Lovucnan and Bavugr article fragment references Murphy Varnish and Hard Oils in a brief industrial notice, with unclear details about products or companies involved and no specific dates or locations identifiable.
Nut kernels valued for concentrated nourishment and flavor
Nuts contain high nitrogenous constituents and fats with little waste in the kernel. Their nourishment is concentrated, so they are best combined with other foods. They are valued for their fine meaty flavor not found in other vegetable foods.
Turks and Coffee in Ottoman Empire
Coffee reached Constantinople about 1534 and became universally used in Muslim countries by the end of the sixteenth century. A Turkish law regarded a husband’s refusal to supply his wife coffee as a valid ground for divorce, underscoring coffee’s central role in domestic life.
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Constantinople
Dinner Drought Echoes in Detroit Exchange
A brief Detroit Free Press exchange shows Todd noting no cook available and another person replying they cannot invite either, highlighting a humorous domestic hardship in the text.
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Todd
Detroit Free Press
Boy with Cat and Dog Foe Inspires Mixed Sympathy
In a short quip from the Atchison Globe a remark notes the rarity of finding a boy whose sympathies favor the cat in a dog versus cat clash. The wry line highlights playful regional humor about animal rivalries.
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Atchison Globe
The Tobacco Habit Warns of Dangers and Hard Quitting
The Atchison Globe warns that chewing tobacco is filthy and smoking makes users foul. It notes tobacco harms health and that many try to quit, as youths imitate elders and risk sickness in forming the habit.
Flat Magnates Center rent and slow payments teased
A light humorous note from the Indianapolis News where tenants on the steenth floor complain rent is higher than the flat and the janitor quips that the people are slower in their payment than the elevator.
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Steenth
Indianapolis News
Medieval French Italian Perfume Masters
In medieval times the best perfumes were made in France and Italy, the perfumers of those countries acquiring a dexterity unknown elsewhere and possessing many secret methods of manufacture.
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France
Italy
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