17 Sep 1903
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1903
Page
1
City officials listed include Cameron, Clerk Ty Larson, PanGULerssegeers Te D. Collina, Iverson Street Commissioner and Marshal. Community service operation runs every Sunday at 10 00 a m.
Oklahoma City based Oklahoma Farm Journal contributor Frank D Northrup touts current prosperity in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. He notes rising farm land values, strong yields in corn wheat oats and cotton, and demand for cowpeas and alfalfa. Northrup argues a joint admission as a single state would yield about one million residents and that Oklahoma offers superior farming opportunities.
A collection of witty remarks on politics marriage and social norms. The notes reference councilmen six commandments and the World’s Fair closing on Sunday. It notes Bismarck prefering a rheumatism cure to European titles and mocks Grover Cleveland and Mr Bryan with playful sarcasm.
The passage explains belligerents and neutrals, outlining the neutrality obligations for citizens and nations. It details the Three Rules of the Washington Treaty, including preventing departure of war vessels from neutral ports, prohibiting use of neutral ports for belligerent military operations, and enforcing due diligence to stop violations of neutral obligations. It notes that neutral nations could seize contraband while safeguarding their own ships and ports.
Property notice for 700 plus acres available to plow in Ver non township near Emmetsburg Iowa. Address listed as Neary and Mendes. Prospective tenants urged to contact local agents for terms and availability.
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a rich blood food that feeds bone marrow and spleen with cod liver oil. It claims to improve thin pale blood and offers a free sample, targeting invalids and the general public.
Thomas Skelton Harrison reviews in the Forum the class divide in Egypt and America. He notes Egyptian youths seek government clerkships and rail posts while avoiding manual labor. Huntington argues U.S youths are overeducated, preferring genteel work, while much depends on inherited ideas about respectability.
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