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R W Lucas, editor and proprietor, outlines subscription rates. In advance is one dollar per year, and if not paid during the year the price increases to one dollar and fifty six cents.
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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
2
R W Lucas, editor and proprietor, outlines subscription rates. In advance is one dollar per year, and if not paid during the year the price increases to one dollar and fifty six cents.
Congress convened on Monday and the President's message was read on Tuesday. The report notes ongoing discussions and anticipated actions in the legislative session with emphasis on executive proposals and party positions.
The Conway Journal reports its office has relocated to the opposite side of the street from its former site, signaling a wave of prosperity for the publication and local business.
A man claims to be a great friend but refuses to aid your opponent. You conclude you may gain more business from his enmity than his friendship. The point is that friendship is proven by actions, not words.
A fragment notes differing public reactions to an Italian singer compared with a different immigrant figure. It argues the press lavishly covers the singer while harsher treatment would occur for another. The piece critiques media bias and public sentiment across the country.
The Cedar Falls Gazette comments on our contemporary’s crusade to retire U.S. Senator J. P. Dolliver. The paper notes surprise at the editor’s reaction and hints at a controversial editorial stance as public attention focuses on the senate race.
An Osceola Democrat notes the Ford Times Republican aims to retire Senator Dolliver and argues that even Cummins would be preferable. He recalls editor Hepburn and predicts Republicans face internal strife while Democrats in Iowa may heighten the party divisions with sharp rhetoric.
A nostalgic exhortation to sons to honor aging mothers during the holidays. It contrasts a hardworking man’s struggles with memories of his mother’s care and love, urging gratitude and action before life’s sands run out. The piece quotes a grateful exchange about a mother’s selfless devotion and concludes with a moral urging.
A poignant admonition urges men to honor family ties at Christmas with small tokens and messages to mothers. It counsels against letting business concerns erase affection and stresses lasting memory and loving care as the wisest expenditure.
William Lindsay born in Pennsylvania in 1818 died at the county farm November 30 1906 aged 88 years 4 months 14 days after long life as carpenter and millwright He moved with his family to Ohio then Illinois and Ottumwa where he helped organize the first choir of the M E church His burial was planned at Lexington cemetery by his own choice In Bedford he lived with relatives His funeral was led by Rev Gaddis of Conway J P Putnam a prominent farmer plans travel west next year to continued work raising Norman horses and selling his farm uses the high soil value and plans to rent to Wm Fitch after years of service
Bedford prepares the annual Opossum supper at the Heller building over the Fair store on December 20 starting at 5 o'clock. Residents are asked to bring opposums to G A Johnson at the Bedford Creamery. note the feast date is Thursday December 20.
Ray Beauchamp, a Bedford boy and Drake University student, will occupy the pulpit at the Christian Church on both morning and evening next Sunday, with friends from his hometown likely in attendance to hear his discourses.
The family expresses sincere thanks to kind friends and neighbors who aided them during illness death and burial of their son and brother. Mr and Mrs H B Suavson and family.
Harlan M Stanson born June 21 1886 in Bedford son of Mr and Mrs H E Slangon died at his parents home Sunday December 2 1906 after a long illness He left school due to poor health in the class of 1907 and had hoped for relief in a warmer climate He prepared for death with faith and joined the Methodist church six years earlier The funeral was held at the church.
The piece notes a funeral service for a Bedford resident with pallbearers from local school groups and a sermon by Rev. W. B. Thompson, followed by interment at Bedford cemetery. It also highlights Willis & Hook’s Malleable Range demonstration drawing crowds, offering free hot coffee and biscuits and inviting the public to visit the display through week’s end.
I will offer for sale at my residence 4 miles southwest of Bedford Iowa on Thursday December 13 commencing at 1 o'clock 58 head of stock cattle hogs grain and poultry Timetable lists 58 cattle 15 hogs 900 bushels corn 8 9 tons timothy bay 5 tons millet bay six dozen chickens 4 geese Terms: sums over 10 dollars 12 months on approved note 6 percent from due date if paid when due 8 percent if delinquent 2 percent off for cash No property to be removed until settled Walter V John prop Hanshaw Clayton auditors Ed Dowlin clerk I B Coon launch
To the many friends who assisted us during the sickness and death of our loved one we extend heartfelt thanks. Mrs. C. G. Simpson and Son, Mrs. Fanny SIMPSON, E. H. and Ina W. Simpson.
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