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A periodical promises to expose government overreach defend public rights and audit congressional voting. It pledges conservative to radical stances as needed and aims to spread home life ideals through its Womens Department.
Taft and Pinchot dispute rocks Iowa paper scene
The Aurelia FICIAL PAPER reports on the Taft administration turmoil as Pinchot’s dismissal sparks debate. It notesProgressives push back while stand-patters resist, with focus on Taft Aldrich Cannon linkage and political friction in Washington and Iowa. The Sioux City Daily News also covers Pinchot’s account, casting Taft unfavorably.
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What Taft Overlooked
The Sioux City Tribune questions President Taft about postal deficits and differing newspaper rates. It argues Canada charges half a cent per pound while the U S posts a deficit, and blames rail freight subsidies for the shortfall. It doubts a presidential push to revise policy without adviser support.
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Real Estate Transfers in Cherokee County December 1909
Transfers filed in Cherokee County Recorder’s office during December 1909 include the sale from Cherokee & Western Town Lot & Land Co. to John Gale for a lot in Quimby at 65000, Maggie Myers to August R. Wicht for a Cherokee lot at 400, and multiple deeds involving Washta Marcus and other local properties totaling varied sums. Names include Chas. E. Moore as abstractor and several buyers and sellers such as N. T. Burroughs, W. A. Sanford, and George Jenness among others.
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Cherokee County
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Chas. E. Moore
Cherokee & Western Town Lot & Land Co
John Gale
Quimby
Maggie Myers
August R. Wicht
Cherokee
N.T. Burroughs
W. A. Sanford
Howard KK. Shove
N. T. Burroughs
Lincoln Shore
Real estate transfers list with prices and totals
A sequence of property transfers in several towns including Cherokee Washta Aurelia and Quimby with individual lot and acreage notes. Totals show 24 transfers amounting to 25768 dollars for the current month, 39 transfers totaling 78053 last year, and yearly totals 616 transfers 2631652 dollars for 1909 and 553 transfers 2089078 dollars for 1908. Abstracts service advertised by Chas Moore with twenty seven years in business.
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Womanly Wisdom From the January Farm Journal
A farm column offers practical homemaking tips and moral reflections. It advises careful cooking, thrifty household chores, eye care through professionals, and balanced Sabbath living while contrasting grumpy manners with cheerful kindness.
Government Jobs Openings Rail clerks and more
Government positions open nationwide with spring examinations for Railway Mail Clerks Custom House Clerks Stenographers Bookkeepers Department Clerks and other posts. Pay ranges from 800 to 1200 for clerks and up to 2500 for other roles. Any adult over 18 may receive instruction and free information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 1702 Hamlin Building Rochester NY.
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Rochester
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