Harvest Field Accidents Hit Two Farms
In a rough Thursday in the harvest fields Herman Svedtke was run over by four horses and injured while tending machinery. In James Wallace field three binders drawn by four horses ran away. Willie Rilsborough and then John Wallace left the field with tangled teams after the drivers were thrown. No serious injuries among horses or men, though the binders were damaged and one charged driver walked away. Fenton Reporter.
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Herman Tuodtken
Mr. Liedtken
James Wallace
Willie Rilsborough
Will
John Wallace
Jotn
Fenton
Reliable Market Reports Highlight The Record Herald
Reliable market coverage from The Record Herald builds public trust with full financial news. West business leaders rely on its unbiased stock, banking, and commodity reports, with expert editors and a Chicago special correspondent detailing Wall Street movements and the nation’s markets.
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Accurata
West
Chicago Record-Herald
London
New York
Kansass City
Minneapolis
Chicago
Record-Herald
Basi d
Recard-Herald
George S. Bendal
Daily
Frail Gotch Backs Humma Baseball Team to Win
Fragmentary report indicates Frail Gotch supports the Humma baseball squad as they aim for consistent wins. The item notes Gotch’s involvement with the 40 man roster and pine backing.
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Frail Gotch
Humma
Gotch
Burr mail exchange device approved for rail cars
The Burr device by F. H. Burr of Atlantic Iowa, owned by Railway Mail Equipment Co Chicago, received Postmaster General approval on March 15 1910 after decades of tests. First trialed 1902 on the Griswold Branch, later on Rock Island lines Chicago to Omaha with successful 60 day tests in 1905 and further evaluations in 1906 Anita Iowa. The system uses air pressure to trigger a delivery frame that exchanges mail at stations, featuring a patent locking catcher to prevent dropping pouches on Rock Island trains 7 19 26 and 14 between Chicago and Omaha.
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Post Office Department
Department
Washington
United States
F. H. Burr
Atlantic
Iowa
Railway Mail Equipment Co
Chicago
Griswold
Rock Island
Omaha
Postoffice Department
Postoltica Department
Anita
Omatia
Iowa Experiment Station Introduces New Iowa Silo
Bulletin 117 from the Iowa Experiment Station describes a new hollow tile silo called the Iowa Silo. It compares cost, durability, and construction to stave silos, noting thirteen built across the state with detailed cost and assembly guidance for masons and brick ornament workers.
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Iowa
Iowa Experiment Station
Applylz Ze
F. Qurtiss
Ames
Seeing the Passion Play in Jena and Berlin
The writer recalls visiting Jena with a medical stopover and then Berlin. They describe Napoleon’s battlefield near Jena, the city’s university and crafts, and travel to Berlin arriving near Anhalter Bahnhof. They tour Friedrichstrasse, Belle Alliance Platz, Unter den Linden, Reichstag style rooms, and the US Embassy, noting architecture and logistics before continuing to Koenigstrasse and Charite Hospital with embassy permit details.
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Napoleon
Jena
Berlin
Iowa
Germany
Anhalter Bahnhof
Koeniggrastzer Strasse
Belle Alliance Platz
Friedeas Soule
Friedrich Strasse
Wilhelm and
Linden Str
Sowie
Unter den Linden
House of Representatives
Washington
Assembly
Senate
Bundesratdanal
Plenay-Sual
Long Tour With Woods And Briar Reaches Iowa Route
Representative Frank P. Woods of Wistherville and John Briar private secretary to Senator Cummins traveled in a Model G Maxwall car covering 2200 miles in 100 days with no breakdown. They journeyed from Washington to Iowa via New York City Buffalo Canadian border Detroit Dubuque Waterloo and Veré Dodiggg finishing in Al gonas and Mstherville amid ideal road conditions.
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Frank P. Woods
Wistherville
John Briar
Cummins
Algonas
Mstherville
Washington
Iowa
New Yok City
Buffalo
Detroit
Anc
Dubuque
Waterloo
Veré Dodiggg
Bullato
Port Dodge Chronicle
Local merchants oppose M W Qo and eight RG Co
Merchants expect to curb M W Qo and the eight RG Co by avoiding advertising and remaining silent, asserting that oysters depend on such restraint to survive as competition grows.
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Rg! Co
New vob fined for cheating farmers over cream sale
Harry New vob, buyer for Hanford Produce Co. in Sioux City, was found guilty of cheating farmers on cream quality and fined $10 plus costs. A state dairy expert tested 88 pounds at 39 percent butterfat. Newcomb weighed 38 pounds at 20 percent fat. The judge rejected defense, noting risks to farmers from monopolistic creameries.
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Plandveat Herald
Harry Newvob
Hanford Produce Co
Sioux City
Newcomb
Will ‘Bennet
A. P. Ruger
Bennet
Hanford
Newkomb
Warren
Northwest
Trust
Spencer News Notes Odd Book Offer and Ruthven Appeal
The Spencer News mentions a copy offered for 22.50 of Roosevelt’s African travels, a small sum amid broader ads. It recalls previously turning down a $12.00 offer and notes a foreign advert, with a $160.00 space bid and a repeated Ruthven Appeal in the column.
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Spencer News
Ruthven
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Jona
Washington Monument
Unter En Linden
Tiergarten
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Athens
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Puth
Sasda
Wendie ‘Thais “Id
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Koanig- Uche Charite Hospital
Clinia
Van
University of Berlin
Mimbassy
Department of State
N.J. Merriman
N. J. Merriman
Graettinger
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