Local School Notes Reach Training, Vacancies and Weddings
Benton county teachers and students host class exercises and book fund totals. June 11th marks commencements for several classes while entertainment funds raise 210.50 for library books. Several staff changes, retirements, moves, and a marriage in LeRoz township are noted as the school year begins.
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Pigine
OWN
Meylth
F. Lycos
L. Ploy Densldssn
Rentar
E. Couning
Fremont
Blairstows
Mariio Re
W. Jones
Cy G. Streiiner
Los Angeles
Cali
Hner
Dean
New Sharon
Baile Prairie
Priscilla Crouch
Canton
A. W. Moore
Dora Thompson
Ella Igchell
Norway
Theigh
Grece Hayden
LeRoz Township
Benjamin Groff
Py EeRoz
Weather Review Weekending May 1 Des Moines to Sioux City cold wave
Week ending May 1 reports excessive wet cloudy unsettled conditions and unusually cold temperatures. Northwest district and Missouri border counties bore the brunt with snow from half to three inches. The frost protected grasses and early fruit but delayed plowing and planting while predicting fruit losses from twenty to seventy five cents per tree or vine.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Larchroad
Lyon
Northwest District
Missouri Stone
Iass
Southyesti
Keystone News Roundup from Saturday to Sunday
Neighboring News covers social visits in Keystone and Vinton with the Allen and Shoop families and local entertainers planning events for the new Vinton gym. It notes Florence Wiese's death, housing changes, and local travel and visits. Norway items report L. Beck fatal railroad accident, school staff elections, and community bereavements and gatherings.
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H. Knight
J. F. Allen
Vinton
Charles J
Jacob Shoop
Kate Brown
Maxwell
Robert Schenken
Misa Zene
Mitchell
B.F. Schwartz
Keystone
wiBcers
Fire Department
Verein
Vinton Gymnasium
G. JG. Wyckoff
Chicago
Schuett’s
QO. W. Allen
B. F. Schwertz
Blairstown
M. Bonewitz
Toledo
Hmil Skrable
Elberon
Norway
Iowa City
Jasper Brown
W. Moore
Prin
Linnie Schlosman
Dora Thompson
Eile Mitchell
Aug. Schlosman
Muscatine
M. E
Bing
1.C.C. F
Dan Montague
Frost largely spared fruit crops say horticulturist
Mapleton, May 5. C Stienman, nursery owner and horticulture student, reports after Thuraday morning’s snow and ice that four fifths of plums, three fourths of cherries and pears were damaged, while raspberries, blackberries and strawberries escaped. Apples mostly spared except Longfield. Japan and European plums hit hardest. Wild Goose least affected. Prospects vary by locality but outlook remains cautiously fair for the region.
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Mapleton
C. Stienman
Japan
Washington Letter on Public Scandals and Reform
A Washington correspondent quotes a former government insider casting doubt on sweeping reforms amid public service scandals. He cites Navy issues under Moody, Alaskan and Porto Rican cases, Miles in the Philippines, and departmental resistance to action, with Root saying no further action is contemplated.
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Washington
Navy
Navy Department
Moody
Porto Rico
Miles
Philippines
War Department
Boston Reform Club
Politiv
Root
Supreme Court
Jefferson memorial plan shown as Greek Parthenon replica
The memorial committee released plans for a Thomas Jefferson memorial in Washington. It will resemble the Parthenon, redesigned with a historical frieze telling events tied to Jefferson’s creative genius, harmonizing with national capital architecture.
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Ston
Georgia
Swanson
Virginia
South
Nagro
Crumpacker
Memorial Association
Washington
Jefferson
High Taxes Debate Across Iowa Towns
The Dows Advocate argues taxes are too high for property owners and suggests residents oppose Eagle Grove. The Belle Plaine Union notes varying bills for a $450 valuation with Belle Plaine at 27.63 and Vinton at 221.35, while criticizing errors in the Union’s figures and urging verification.
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Dows
Eagle Grove
S. Parkinson
Eegle Grove
Eagis
Brother Monros
Parkingon
Bebt
Brother Monroe
Belle Plaine
Tape Union
The City Mission Endorses Bold Gospel Work
The City Mission advocates aggressive missionary work to bring sinners to repentance and uphold the gospel. It praises front line ministry, faith in Christ, and the church’s need for mission-driven output to combat spiritual darkness and guide souls toward salvation. ED.
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Jesus
Christ
Wheat and commodity trading report from market session
Grain prices and market activity described with mixed losses and gains. Names of traders and commodities noted, including wheat, corn, and futures months with prices and session dynamics. Market tone suggests cautious buying by some firms and selling pressure from others amid unsettled weather and external reports.
Detroit Disaster Trains And Wrecked Carriage Tragedy
A chaotic account of a Detroit disaster from a telegraph line report describes a catastrophic train wreck near Detroit from Toronto with many injured. The narrative notes frightened spectators gathering at the Grand Trunk line and the Up to date details are blurry but indicate multiple casualties and a dramatic scene at the depot.
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Detroit
St Tishreie
Eillros
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Worwin
Cardui
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D. Wilson
Samuel Smith
C. Athey
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New England Watch Co
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York
San Francisco
the City Mission
EL Prince
Chicage
Wwumiers Charans Board of
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Maeson, Lindman
Spenser
Barkin & Cerstee
New York
Jossene
Yeers
Dsr
United States
Wiles
Tereitery
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Lion Coffee
Social
India
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Silver
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Iowa
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