Has Faith In Iowa Crops. Register and Leader Letter
Stanhope Iowa June 11 Editors Register and Leader object to the crops opinion in Wednesday’s issue. They accuse the paper of aiding Chicago board of trade speculators and warn only a severe weather outbreak can derail the crop market optimism.
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Iowa
Register and Leader
Stanhope
Chicago Board of Trade
Disloyal Citizens Targeted Over Future Talk
An Iowa citizen criticizes optimistic wheat prices and urges declaring disloyalty to the party of strenuous life. The letter quotes Joe E. Fardal remarking on patriotic duties and political loyalty while enjoying local foods and sunshine.
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Reubens
Iowa
Joe E. Fardal
State Crop Bulletin for week ending June 15 1903
Des Moines Iowa reports cooler than usual weather with eight to ten degrees below normal temperatures and light local showers. Soil remains saturated but conditions are favorable, aiding spring and cut wheat. Corn planting and cultivation continue, germination slow but steady, hay and apple crops promising. final acreage likely below normal.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Betsy Ross and the birth of the Stars and Stripes
A historical overview recounts 1777 Congress approval of the flag’s design with thirteen stripes and a circle of stars, crediting Washington and Betsy Ross for the creation. It traces displays at Philadelphia and Fort Schuyler, later evolution through state additions, and notable early renditions up to 1818.
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Philadelphia
United States
Washington
Arch Street
Betsy Ross
John Ross
Betsy
Clarissa Claypoole
Society of Friends
Charletson
D. C
Fort Stampix
Fort Schuyler
Rome
N. Y
Col. Gansevoort
Vermont
Kentuckey
Kentucky
Congress
Gartin School Report June 1903 Benton Township
School report for Gartin school Benton township for the month ending June 5 1903 shows 20 days taught 18 pupils enrolled 12.6 average daily attendance 4 tardiness 6 neither absent nor tardy. 25 visitors. Names include Flossie Davis Lucile Violet Blue Henry Johnson Harry Johnson Clara Sellers. Visitors listed from many families including Mr Mrs John Ream Roscoe Ream Mrs Blue and son Mr Mrs Sellers Elda Ream Mr Mrs Espy Mrs Carlson and others. Maggie B Hupp teacher.
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Gartin School
Benton Township
Flossie Davis
Lucile
Violet Blue
Henry
Harry Johnson
Clara Sellers
Lucie and
Henry Johnson
John Ream
Roscoe Ream
Loans and Investments Offered by Larimer & Crocker
We have funds to loan at low rates on good farms with no delay and offer many first mortgages for sale. Investors are invited to examine the mortgages. We guarantee payment of all loans made. Complete abstracts of title are provided with each loan. Interest is collected for investment without charge. Office in Opera Brock or at First National Bank, Chariton.
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Larimer & Crocker
Caill
Opera Brock
First Nationa aBnk
Chariton
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America
Robert Morris
Col. Ross
Gen. Washington
Foley
D. Q. Storie
Chariton History
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Chariton, Iowa
G. W. Ensley
Standard & Registered
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Chariton Stoge Farm
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Ekfest
Robert R. Watts
Salem
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