Christmas card industry shows wide reach and high effort
The article details a large American Christmas card factory with over 100000 square feet, 300 workers mainly women, year round design and production, and a complex process from sketching to packing. It notes seasonal timing, diverse price range from one cent to ten dollars, and shift from postcard craze to Christmas seals.
The True Christmas Spirit Conviviality of Christmas
A reflective piece on the Christmas spirit, kindness to the needy, and the enduring message of good will. It emphasizes that the value of Christmas lies in generosity and shared joy, not gift cost, and urges cultivation of Christlike charity year round.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Bethlaham
Santa Claus
Denver Judge Tells Christmas Conviviality Tale
A Denver judge, Ben B Lindsey, recounts a tale of an old man named George who joked about his drunken trips. The magistrate, amused, lets George off after noting he drank 16 times during the Christmas season. The piece ends noting those who waste their substance in riotous living often seek new riots to rebound.
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Denver
Ben B. Lindsey
Christman
Blank
Topaz
George
Old George
GEST ACRE OF CORN Exposition Honors For Iowa Corn Show
Des Moines reports crown awards at the Lae Colseum corn show with McCulloch Hartwick and Bishop Altoona taking top honors for best acre and best ten ears. Winners span Polk Johnson and other counties. prizes include engines and spreaders.
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Des Moines
Fred Mecurrouh
Harnwielk
Lae Colseum
Iowa
Johnson County
T. KR
Bishop
Altoona
Polk County
Henry George
West Union
North Central
A. W. Weston
Audubon
Messrs. McCulloch
Bishoy
South Central
A. H. Bakehouse
Sigourney Woultlrst
EB. Malone
Atlantic
H. R. Malone
Fred Weathershaw
Alth
M. S. Nelson
Goldfield
Fred McCulloch
Hartwick
Grinnell
Iowa Corn Growers’ Association
Grant Chapman
Bagley
M. K. Bowman
Waterloo
HE. T. Meredith
Commercial Club of
C. R. Bishop
George Larson
Iowa Corn Crowers’ Association
A. J. Shipfer
Sigourney
Fred McCullough
Iowa Crops Up 46 Million Bushels in 1910 Record
Iowa farmers raised 354 506 500 bushels of corn in 1910 valued at 127 622 340 dollars, with total crop value 362 470 791 dollars. Average corn yield 89 7 bushels per acre on 8 0 40 300 acres. Compared with 1909 declines appear in total value and corn output while average per acre rose amid a dry season. Rail rates and public notices also appear in the Des Moines report coverage.
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Des Moines
Iowa
George M. Chappel
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
State Board of Agriculture
Chappel
Towa
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