Census Begins 1910 Nationwide Count Officially Declared
The Census Director announces the 1910 United States census begins April 15. It occurs every ten years to apportion representation and measure population, agriculture, industries and resources. The process is constitutional, legal, and strictly confidential, with enumerators carrying out duties under oath and penalties for noncompliance.
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United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Army
Hood
U. S
Census Bureau
Fragmentary sermon scene in a debt protest
A preacher ends a service with a call for all in debt to stand. Almost all rise, except one elderly dressed individual who remains seated as others comply, prompting a surprising final moment.
Seed Corn Special Makes Iowa Seed Tour
The Rock Island Seed Corn special train, led by Prof. M. L. Bowman and aided by Ames extension staff, toured eastern and northern Iowa visiting fourteen towns to test seed corn. Stops included Winton and Estherville with results showing various percentages of strong seed. Bowman urged farmers to test every ear and use germination boxes to ensure seed quality for spring planting.
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Rock Island
Prof
Bowman
G. R. Bliss
Ames College
A. A. Smith
Ames
J. R. Landsrdals
Amen
F. C. Bunell
M. A. ‘Alzgat
Winton
Estherville
Vinton
Dysart
Trusr
Reinbeck
Grundy Center
Iowa Falls
Dows
Clarion
Goldfield
Livermore
West Bend
Emmetsburg
Grasttinger
Nera
Ratura
Towa
Master of News Curtis Shapes Worldwide Reporting
William E. Curtis of The Chicago Record Herald is hailed as a master of news writing. His two column daily letters captivate readers across genders and regions, delivering timely, accessible insights from Washington to Paris and beyond. His career spans from 1872 to leadership roles in Latin American and world events, cementing his status as a premier, globally read correspondent.
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William E. Curtis
Chicago Record Herald
United States
Gartis
Record Herald
Curtis
Washington
Mexico
Paris
Semple
India
My. Curtis
America
James G. Blaine
Bureau of
South America
Europe
Chicago
Learned
Record- Herald
Patagonia
Kamchatka
Moisly
Daily News-Letter
Flo
Chsago Record
Herald
Fragmentary OCR News Item About Local Plant
The readable fragment mentions a local plant and its operations. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are legible, but it suggests activity around a facility and potential changes or notices affecting nearby residents. Further context is unavailable from the provided text.
Comet Halley Visible Before Sunrise This Month
Observations note the public can view Halley's comet in the early dawn. After months of distant glimpses, the comet becomes faintly visible in April and reaches peak brightness in May, rising earlier each day until May 10 when it can be seen for about two hours before sunrise.
Bids Opened for Estherville Public Building Project
Washington correspondent reports treasury bids for the Estherville public building. Northern Construction Milwaukee 78000, General Construction Milwaukee 66409, Slayers Estherville 61126. All bids exceed the appropriation and government architect’s estimate. officials have not yet acted.
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Washington
The
Register and Leader
Treasury Department
Estherville
Northern Construction Company of
Milwaukee
General Construction Company of
N. Slayers
Company D To Remain In Armory
The Estherville Democrat reports Company D will stay in the Armory after an amicable settlement. Charles G. Stedman chosen as captain, colonel Chantland to call an election, and most members plan to return to the company as operations resume smoothly.
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Henry C. Coon
Chas. G. Stednan
Col. Chantland
Stedman
Estherville
Not a Law of Natura Balzac Quote on Equality
A compact aphorism notes that equality remains an ideal rather than a guaranteed fact, blending literary reference with philosophical stance on human power and social justice.
Seed Corn Offered with High Germination Test
Seed corn raised in Lyon County Iowa shows a germination test over 95 percent. Suitable for northern Iowa and southern Minnesota, this yellow dent corn matures early. Price $3.25 per bushel. F. C. B. Estherville Iowa.
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Lyon County
Iowa
Minn
C. B
Estherville
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N. J. Merriman Graettinger
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Burgaun
Charles Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Slayers
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