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Canada
U. S
Knill-Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Farm Bureau talk on western Iowa soil by Ames professor
Prof W H Stevenson of Ames Agricultural College spoke at the Farm Bureau meeting on the McArthur farm west of Lewis to about four to five hundred listeners. He praised western Iowa soils as the state's best yet noted they lack certain nutrients and urged farmers to amend soils themselves, citing alfalfa as a beneficial example from nearby McArthur. Stevenson, recently back from Italy and Belgium, urged practical soil enrichment alongside expected legislation to aid farming profitability.
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Farm Bureau
McArthur
Lewis
W. H. Stevenson
Soils Department
Ames Agricultural College
Towa
Iowa
Ames
Prof. Stevenson
Stevenson
Italy
Belgium
Soil science talk links ancient methods to modern farming
The address compares Chinese farming to ancient soil renewal, noting use of river mud and mountain weeds to restore fertility. Professor Stevenson is praised as a top soils authority. Victor Felter of East Potta wattamie county is highlighted for organizing the McArthur farm meeting. The article also covers Maine Republicans’ strong majorities and intra labor political tensions involving Stone, Lewis, La Follette, and Gompers.
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East Pottawattamie County
Victor Felter
McArthur Farm
Stone
la Follette
Lewis
la Forerite
Gompers
la Pollette
Rift in the Lute Sparks Labor Bank Coal Venture
Warren S. Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, also leads the Labor bank organized and financed by the Brotherhood. The bank and the Brotherhood are involved as owners of coal mines in West Virginia. Press.
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Dent. Lewis
Miners National Organization
Stone
West Virginia
Alties
Rea
Lewis
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Labor Bank
Brotherhood of
Bank
Brotherhood
Part printed banners rally for Republican campaign in Des Moines
A Des Moines gathering of Republican candidates and state committee members outlined an upcoming campaign. The piece criticizes Republican newspapers for not attending, arguing their coverage boosts the party more than speeches. It urges newspapers to stay steadfast in promoting Republican principles across Iowa.
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Republica
Des Moines
State Committee
Républiean
Jane
Iowa
la Polletty
Sins Sys Evanston Man Gets Six Months For Peeping
A Chicago man drove off with a broken rib after an errant golf ball and blamed the caddie. In Alexandria two women fought with knives over a man. Utah grocer seeks divorce after she threw eggs, saying she egged him on. The Prince of Wales visits America during leap year. a Florida preacher curses Dawes. Clothes back in style soon. squirrels hoard golf balls rumored. World uses nearly five billion matches last year. Lake Erie reportedly drying up.
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Prince of Wales
America
Utah
Becaus
Before the Dawn and the Weeper of Night
Fragmentary verse traces a mood shift from darkest hour to light as dawn arrives. The speaker recalls muttered despondence, then notes woes disperse with the arrival of sunlit optimism and renewed hope, while memories of sorrow fade with time.
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House of Hope
Morning Light Through Cloudbanks
A reflective fragment notes that even with toothless gums one learns morning always returns. Light threads through thin cloudbanks and the feared Dead Sea Fruits become just plums, a quiet meditation on perception and endurance.
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George Matthew
Adams
Southwestern Iowa Solons Hold Their Regular Meeting
The Southwestern Iowa Legislative Association held its third annual meeting at Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Powers home in Clarinda. Guests brought baskets and lunch was cafeteria style. Officers who served last year were re-elected, led by Hon. J. F. Francis.
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Clarinda
Southwestern Iowa Legislative Association
Iowa
T. E. Powers
Lake Crabill
Ladies Legislative League of Southwestern Town Officers Named
The women organized last year as the Ladies Legislative League of Southwestern Town. Officers for the year: Mrs. J. F. Francis Gravity president, Mrs. H. J. Fosket Shenandoah vice president, Mrs. E. P. Harrison Oakland secretary. A joint committee from both groups to arrange next year’s meeting at Clarinda on the second Sunday after the state fair. Committee members include Dr. T. E. Powers, Rep. E. P. Harrison, Carl C. Anderson, Mrs. T. E. Powers, and Mrs. A. T. Davidson.
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Gravity
H. E. Ravidson
Clarinda
Ladies” Legislative League of
Southwestern Town
J. F. Francis
H. J. Foskett
Shenandoah
E. P. Harrison
Oakland
Belia Clarinda
T. Ef, Powers
Carl C. Anderson
T. E. Powers
A. T. Davidson
Kellogg's Bran Restores Health for Longstanding Constipation
A reader from Marin, Iowa describes 15 years of constipation with hospital stays and operations. After using Kellogg's Bran, stomach souring ceased and bowels moved regularly with no more medicine. The letter promotes Kellogg's Bran as a permanent relief and notes tasting and cooking uses while asserting a money‑back guarantee.
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