Rising Costs of Government 1903 to 1913 Across Levels
A census bulletin analyzes how federal expenditures rose 55.4 percent while revenues grew 45 percent from 1903 to 1913. State and local governments show larger expenditure growth than revenues, leaving deficits except for the federal level which ran a small surplus in 1913.
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Census Bureau
I ought to paint this year says Devore at Hardin Lumber
Devore laments last year’s reluctance to paint and plans to complete work this year. He notes paint use, time, and costs, estimating last year’s job at about 950 dollars and this year at 59 dollars with more paint. He warns against waiting for lower prices and urges action now.
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Devore
H. H. Hardin Lumber Co
Washington 1865 Grand Review Features Young Colonel Palmer
On May 24 1865 Washington witnesses the grand review of Union armies led by Meade and Sherman with President Johnson aboard. Among the veterans marching is Lieutenant Colonel David J Palmer commanding the Twenty fifth Iowa infantry the unit notes his Shiloh survival and future leadership as he salutes on parade.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Meade
Sherman
Tennessee
Sumberland
Georgia
Washington Star
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White House
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Seventeenth Army Corps
Fifteenth Corps
Washington
David J. Palmer
Iowa Infantry
Shiloh
Union Army
Grand Army of the Republic to Honor 1865 Parade
Colonel Palmer, commander in chief, discusses the upcoming Grand Army of the Republic encampment and grand review set for September 27. He recalls 1865 with his horse Jack, a war horse praised for courage, while thousands of veterans and youths prepare for a ceremonial return to the same route.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Palmer
Washington
Colonel Palmer
Tom Palmer
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Iowa
War reunites a family German deported from France finds children here
Albert Bockmann, once driven from England to France and arrested as a spy, reunites with his daughter Mrs. Edrad Aner of North Arlington in Bordentown New Jersey. He located two sons who started a farm and prospered while his daughter was adopted. He will relocate to Bordentown and reunite with his wife later.
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N. J
Edrad Aner
North Arlington
Albert Bockmann
Harry Bockmann
Bockmann
England
France
America
Police and Post Office Department
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Invention Offers Tying Free Shoe Lace Clasp
A Pennsylvania inventor introduces a shoe lace clasp that eliminates tying and prevents loosening. The metal catch fastens at the shoe top and grips the lace, with the string looped through the first eyeset and a slip catch securing the loose end.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sixteen to One Divorce Papers Served in Chicago
In Chicago a woman celebrating her silver wedding filed for divorce, naming sixteen co-respondents as she served papers on her husband.
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Chicago
Comanche Resident Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
G D Lofton of Comanche reports long lasting relief from kidney and back pain after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He first experienced relief after a box and in 1915 says the cure remains lasting. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Comanche
G. D. Lofton
Dean
Texans Restored by Wonderful Remedy
Texans endure digestive ailments and are urged to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Letters from Good Pasture Houston and Randell Laredo claim relief from stomach and gallstone issues. The ad promises permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with an absolute guarantee.
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Mayr
Sabine St
Houston
Texas
R. L. Randell
Laredo
For Sale Fawn Jersey Cow in Milk Ready Disposition
Farmer R F Carter of Comanche offers a six year old fawn Jersey cow for sale. Fresh milk producer giving four gallons and one pound butter daily and easy to handle. Price seventy five dollars cash. Contact Sidney Star Route.
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R. F. Carter
Comanche
Sidney Star
City Market Trade Ad Offers Kind Service and Meats
Trade ad by W. R. Harris invites customers to City Market on the north side square offering kind treatment and good meat.
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City Market
North Side Square
W. R. Harris
None Equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Claim
A reader testimonial from W. V. Harner of Montpelier Indiana praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as unparalleled for cold relief and urges others to try it, noting it is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
W. V. Harner
Montpelier
Ind
Farmers Desiring a Change of Location Seeks Lands for Sale
A Seymour Texas ad by Brightman and Dickson lists farms from 40 acres up for sale. It touts fertile soil, ideal climate, healthy water, high yields in cereals and cotton, and notes the absence of the Mexican boll weevil in the region. The sellers invite buyers to visit and be convinced.
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Texas
Brightman & Dickson
Seymour
Worth Their Weight in Gold
Mrs Clara A Driggs of Elba New York endorses Chamberlains Tablets as effective fast relief for headaches dizziness and signs of liver torpor and digestive disorder stating they are worth their weight in gold and available widely.
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Chamberlain
Clara A. Driggs
Elba
N. Y
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