Legislative debates mark March votes and bills in state house
On March 23 the house passed a transportation bill for the Forty-ninth and Fifty-first regiments by 48 to 40. A life insurance premium bill was deferred. The Terwin school library bill cleared the Senate and passed the house March 24 mandating a library in every school with funds drawn from per-child assessments. Senate action covered post creation and jurisdiction shifts, anti pearl button rules, and rural school transportation spending. The Shiloh monument bill moved, and adjournment plans were advanced. A costlier Moscow church project highlights era public works while Vienna police training brief note references police telegraphy skills.
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House
Forty-ninth
Terwin
Senate
Behator Wabbard
Norrison County
Fourth Judicial
Sions City
Conneil Bluffs
McIntyre
Senate Committee On Cities and Towns
U Hubbard
Cheshire
United States
Dex Moines
DIK
Congress
Souter Cheshire
Titus
Young
State Board of Health
State House
Jevel Premium Life Insurance
Griswold
County Boards of Supervisors
Trawin
Legislative Commission
Brighton
Senate Martel
Caust
Des Moines
Theophilus
Pyne
Glark
Hamilton
Representative Byers
Shiloh Monument
Shiloh Battle Field
State Dental Commission
Tawa
Executive Council
Grant
Iowa
Ann Arthur
Harriman
Judiciary Committee
Council Bluffs
Ceder Rapids
Keokuk
Mixed up notes and adverts in local page
A jumble of quotes and notices including a Business Chance ad for a $1500 interest in a Sioux City manufacturing firm, a Courtenay quote on deceit, seeds company promotion for Salzer Seed Co, a cold cure claim with Laxative Bromo Quinine, and a New Zealand cave discovery tease with Dr Green’s Sonus ad, plus a remark on jar factory changes at Fairmount with machine blowing.
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Tor Revorp Company
Sioux City
Iowa
Klondike
Cuba
Western Canada promise for the poor man
A Canadian government agent recipient recounts his twenty one months in Western Canada. He left Minnesota with a small amount of money, started homesteading, earned about 545 dollars, and concludes that hard work in Canada yields better prospects for a family than wages or high rents in Minnesota.
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Alameda
Canada
Rec
B. Davies
Bt. Paul
Minn
Western Canada
Traverse Country
Minnesota
Mfe 1
Lively Livers and Purging Candies Featured In Ad Parade
An ad spread touts Cascarets as the perfect liver purifier and blood cleaner, claiming they keep the liver lively and digestion smooth. It markets Swanson’s 5 Drops Rheumatic Cure as a safe, affordable remedy with sample offers and prepaid bottles, plus a humorous exchange about a century question.
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Swanson
All America
Swaneon
Asme
Express
Tor Further Particulara
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co
Lake Street
Chicago
Corner Stone Money and Church Donations
A humorous piece surveys church corner stone fund donations with a calculating barber venting about a $5 request and the idea of funds being stowed in stones. It connects to wider quips on river improvements and social manners from comic snippets in periodicals.
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Ottawa
Canada
Kansas City Star
Peruna praised by Nebraska contractor in testimonial letter
Carl T L Roberts of Falls City Nebraska extols Peruna as a family safeguard curing his sons' fever and lung ailments and easing his own stomach trouble. He notes nineteen bottles used and $300 saved in doctors' bills, urging others to keep Peruna at hand for prevention and cure of catarrh and related illnesses.
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Nebraska
Carl TL Roberts
Mason
Hartman
Mes
Charlie
Jolu
Perwuia
Tam
Perris
C. T. Roberts
Falls City
Neb
Ian
Perang
Perana Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Alabastine Promotes Durable Wall Coatings
An 1890s advertisement extols Alabastine as a superior interior coating for schools and public halls. It claims durable, non peeling walls free of dirt and age, urging builders to use the genuine product and to request an informational booklet from the Grand Rapids company.
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Behoolhousea
Gil
Abantine Co
Grand Rapl
Beware of counterfeit coatings and tiny luxury watch claim
A reading notes warn against dealers pushing inferior products as Alabastine substitutes and selling damaged goods. It also highlights a Berlin exhibition of the smallest watch, Geneva-made, detailing its tiny size, components, and a high price of 1250 dollars, with remarks on craftsmanship and purity.
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Berlin
Geneva
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Vienna
Sciatica
St. Jacobs Oil
Charles
Tom
Courtenay
Salzer
John A. Salzer
W. Grove
New Zealand
Kentucky
H. H. Green
Sonus
Atlanta
Fairmonnet
Perret
B. Pedley
N. Bartholomew
Rogers
Watertown
South Dakota
W. W. Bennett
New York Life
Omaha
H. Davies
St Paul
Mino
Gov't of Canada
Allen
Allen & Oimated
le Roy
N. Y
All ii
Wien
M. Henry
Iso
Egotism
Sis
Tree Temple
Sterling Remedy Co
Montreal
Can
New York
Cabcaret
ECC
Pan
Rafferty
Mr. Dolan
Washington Star
Carraway
Bimberlings
Bimberling
Cleveland
Grants
New England Home Magazine
Walker
Carneiro
Kansas
William Youngblood
The
Tnterior
Washington, D
Martmap
Pernna
Perna
Roberts
LA Grippe
Tsk
Catelogua
Uae
Bes
York 4
Haing
Nico
FARRA
Gea
Ducint
E. Armatrosg Ave
Peoria
Yvsen Wrimika 10
Alsbaad
Hhayen
Sisk & Ault
Alabaguoue Co
Koes
Ely
BLY Brothers
Warren Street
W. L.-Douglas
Ake
BCL Nlu
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