Beware Beacons in Ink Warns Kingsley Readers
Howard Tripp in the Kingsley Iowa Times urges vigilance against guile and idle living. He extols printer's ink as a shining force that fuels enterprise and warns that neglect brings ruin. A note adds Judge Quarton invites local boys to observe court to prepare them for future wit ness and jury duties.
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Howard Tripp
Kingsley
Villian
Quarton
Algona
Iowa
Farm boys rarely enter reform schools says Iowa official
The Des Moines meeting remarks by state officials argue reformatories draw from population centers not farms. The superintendent notes farm youth rarely enter these schools while other comments suggest rural upbringing and work ethic better prepare youths, contrasting college expense with practical industry.
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Boys Industrial School
Des Moines
Cownile
Board of Control
Reform School
Generous Elixir Promises Cure for Coughs and Cols
Proponents of Dr. Kings New Discovery claim it has given away over ten million trial bottles and cured thousands of hopeless cases of asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat chest and lung diseases. Druggist L M Bosworth offers a free trial bottle with purchase options 50 cents and 1 dollar and a guarantee of refund if not satisfied. Also features GRAPE nut butter from Adams Bros for spreadings.
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Dr. King
L. M. Bosworth
Weather and Crop Report from Des Moines Iowa 1899
Weather the past week was warmer than usual with near normal sunshine. Rainfall ranged from very heavy in parts of the central district to light in much of the state, Ames 4.61 inches with hail and wind, Ogden 3.81 and Marshalltown 2.04 inches. Most areas had drying soils and good farm prospects. Haying began, small grains stand well, potatoes promising, pastures good, berries and garden vegetables favored.
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Ames
Ogden
Marshalltown
Adams Bros Offer Fresh Olannville Vegetables Daily
OLLANVILLE vegetables can be had only at Adams Bros with fresh produce available each morning.
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Adams Bros
Plants for sale and rail excursion for convention
Cabbage and celery plants priced at 35 cents per hundred Tomato plants five cents per dozen Sold by J M Dieffenbacher Excursion tickets to Richmond Va at reduced rates July 16 11 and 12 Restrictions apply trains arriving Chicago before July 11 or later than July 13 No sale after August 15 1899 Apply at Chicago North Western Railway agents
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J. M. Dieffenbacher
North-Western
Chicago
Chicago & North- Western Railway
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