Cass County Teachers Conference Talks on Insurance and Exchange
The Cass County Teachers Reading Circle held sessions with Prof Lawrence on insurance and Prof J J McConnell on exchange theory, discussing capital, wages, and the distribution between capital and labor. Devotional talks were given, and lessons included experiments on carbonic acid and lime water, with reports on the reading circle and plans for future organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
J. J. McConnell
Reading Circle
Taylor
McConnell
Iowa City
Cora Barrickman
Wiota
Moore
Pike
Normal College
H. G. Lawson
Boston
Woman’s Bank
Dakota
London
Jennie Berg
Normal
Jennie
Gertrude
Lewis
Des Moines
Fred
Elmer Franklin
Prof
Lamson
Newcomb
Supt
Cass County
Teacher's Reading Circle
Missionary talks on South American money collapse in Argentina
Rev Charles W Drees of the Methodist missionary board in South America discusses currency depreciation in Argentina. He explains how paper money backed by a gold standard collapsed after doubts about redemption, driving gold out of circulation and wrecking values, with life costs and wages rising sharply amid shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Charles W. Drees
Missionary Board of the Methodist Church In
South America
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
Europe
Sioux Indians Bid for Vast Building Materials
Indian Agent Troon advertises for bids at Crow Creek agency for lumber shingles brick cement lime and doors to supply Lower Brule and Crow Creek agencies and Indian schools. Proposals due July 29, bidders expect large shipments by rail and long haul to the agencies 30 miles distant, with fierce competition among contractors.
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Agsanines
Chamberlain
S. D
Lower Brule
Crow Creek
Eason
Troon
Crow Creek Agency
Indian School
Nine Die As Flood Hits Franklin County Ky
Nine people perished in a Franklin County flood with at least seven children among the dead. The Bryant family lost their Benson creek flat when the water rushed in and washed away the house. Rail traffic on two Louisville routes was suspended and multiple bridges were washed out. Property damage is estimated at 100000 dollars with crops ruined and widespread devastation reported. A tramp who was refused lodging warned a family, saving their lives.
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Frank Mn
Acocena
Bryant
Benson Creek
Louisville
Cincinnati
Lexington
Nashville
Benson Valley
Franklin County
James Hewlett
Corn In Very Promising Condition In Nebraska
Nebraska weekly crop bulletin reports tempera tures about two degrees below normal with heavy rains in the south. Corn is making good growth and in very promising condition though western areas show slight injury to early plantings. Pasturage and meadows remain excellent. harvests of oats are well below average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska Weekly Crop Bulletin
Uprisings Reported in Formosa as Japanese Pressed
Formosan uprisings are reported from the island of Formosa with Japanese forces said to be hard pressed. Secretary Carlisle returns to Washington after a Chesapeake Bay vacation. The Commercial Law League of America begins its first session at Creighton theater in Oman. Cooper wins the bicycle race in Toronto with two Biata.
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Atlantic, Is
Cass County
Iowa
Reading Circle
Newcomb
Mr. Lawrence
London
Singapore
The
Times
Formosa
Carlisle
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Commercial Law League
Oman
Commercial Law League of America
Creighton Theater
Cooper
Singer
Toronto
Free silver fallacy warned by Senator on coinage dangers
The Omaha Bee quotes Senator Daniel as temporary chair at the Chicago convention, denouncing free silver. It argues unlimited coinage would contract currency by removing gold and devalue remaining money, cutting purchasing power, and harming labor with lower per capita circulation. It claims no gold exists in free silver countries and compares international standards.
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Daniel
Chicago
United States
Germany
Mexico
Japan
Omaha Bee
Remarkable cures with Chamberlain's Colic Remedy
Mrs Rhodie Noah suffered night cramps and diarrhoea before relief arrived from a dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A neighbor with ongoing diarrhoea was cured after four doses. The testimonial from Mrs Mary Sibley of Sidney Michigan endorses the medicine sold by Vic Emmert. DeWitts Little Early Risers also advertised as a gentle remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sibley
Sidney, Mich
Vic Emmert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cass CO. Teachers
Clara Wakefield
E. L. Newton
Lola Anderson
Com
Crooks
U. P
Doctor Brown
Monmouth
Meyer
Keys
J.J. McConnell
Walker
Byron Reed
Ethel Newcomb
Wn. Lyman
Henry Heaton
Wim, Murphy
New York ‘Tribune
Kentucky
Frankfort
James Bradley
Nebraska Crop Bulletin
Fort Dodge
Fort Dengs
Cnicano
Illinois
Lown
Jefferson
Varmore Bay
Kile
Dryven, Mich
George Swayne
Prince Lief
Oinormati
Bryan Melelland
Latonia
Milwaukee
Mr. Mclelland
New York
O. P. Huntington
Oregon Railway and Navigation Management
Asnuny Pang
N. J
National Convention of Methodist Deaconesses
D. A. Minardo
Hullberd
Wilmington
C. I. Hurcnines
East Auburn
Ayer
de Witt
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