End of the Strike and Roosevelt S Arbitration Precedent
The piece outlines President Roosevelt's arbitration move in the coal dispute, praising his impartial stance and the resulting public support. It discusses lessons on public utilities, labor rights, and the push toward arbitration as the preferred method to settle industrial conflicts. It notes the homestead sale in Iowa and mentions local figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Pres. Roosevelt
E. E. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Organization of Railway Conductors
Emminent
James Wilson
J. M. Pierce
Reese
Hogan
Wade
Johnson County
Supreme Court
Sien
Supreme Court of Iowa
Republican County
Roosevelt
Washington
Coal Trust
Register
Iowa Corn Lined Verse Praises Farmer Pride
A poetical dedication to Iowa farmers extols the corn they raise, praising the crop as supreme among earthly riches. The verse quips that pyramids and ancient wonders pale beside Iowa corn, inviting reflection on national pride and agricultural abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Kiser
Iowa
Ames Mea Markets Closed Sundays After November First 1902
On and after November 1 1902 the Ames Mea Markets will be closed Sundays Reap Reap 273 Bower Perkins Sorenson Christofferson Wanted Good houses for rent also some more 160 acre farms for sale M Hemstreer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reap
Bower & Perkins
Sorenson
Christofferson
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Minnesota
Washburn
Crosby
Phillsbury
Best
Falcon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Chase and Sanborn
B. A. Knudson
Ames
Loughran & Bauer
Parley Sheldon
Pres
F. G. Schieiter
Asst
Cashier
The
Story County
Tornado Insurance
Tonyei May Pertn
Leslie M. Shaw
Boone County Democrat
Buer
Rockford
Illinois
James M. Pierce
Sanborn Co
300Th Dakota
Thompson and Graves
Dowdell and Warker
Gilbert Station
Ida Grove
T. J. Minter & Son
Madison Medicine Company
L. M. Bosworth
Asa Vandermast
Ladies, Misses and Childrens Union
Misses and Childrens Shoes
M. Hemstreer
Aloy
Buck
Just
RK. H. McCarthy