Tariffs and hog cholera woes frame a tough farm year
The draft discusses tariff policy and its impact on farming, noting rising costs from consumer imports under McKinley era rates. It cites hog cholera losses in Iowa, with nearly 2,000,000 hogs dead and Iowa farmers losing about 15 million dollars. It also references sugar and coffee consumption increases and a reception for the Illinois Republican Association in Washington.
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State Register
Sage
Iowa Weather and ‘Crop Service
Towa
Gay
Cbief Rage
Dant
Loaat-Prevalentern
Judicial Convention Debates Nominating Date in Peoria Circuit
High Judicial circuit committees met in Peoria with full representation except Putnam and Tazewell. G A Zeller chaired, Y Faller of Stark county secretary. Delegates from Woodford, Stark, Roanoke, Peoria, McKinley district, and others discussed timing for the nominating convention after April city elections. Three circuit judges to be elected for six years at $5000 salaries.
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Peoria
Putnam
Tazewell
G. A Zeller
Ohven
Y. . Faller
Stark
A Zaller
Woodford
O F Brown
Metamors
A R Rich
Roanoke
Hyer
Eure
Blark
W. G Fuller
J H Rennick
Toulon
Maj-Defoe
Puwaluy
Aprib
Wm McKinley
Waten
Marshall Sis
Alrcuit
Wars of Wealth at Columbia gains renewed strength
A Chicago Journal clipping recounts the Chicago run of The Wars of Wealth at the Columbia, praising new scenes, stronger display of scenery, and sharper comedy. It highlights Charles Dazey's rise from a Lime Adams County farm to celebrated playwright with multiple successful productions in Chicago New York and London.
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Columbia
Davey
Jacob Litt
Chicago
Toma Eee
Angie
Chicago Journal of
Dazey
Charles Dazey
Charlie
Hit
Columbis-in-Chicago
Charney
Fine & Play
Mitchell Darey
New York
New Orleans
London
America
Bors Sod
Lime
Adams County
J.m.k
Marshall County Music Teachers Meet at Lacon Church
The Marshall County Music Teachers Association held its second annual meeting at the Lacon Congregational Church. President T. L. Jones of Henry opened proceedings at 2:30 pm urging community effort to foster taste for good music and a more sympathetic appreciation of the best. Carrie Wright-Feasel delivered a powerful program showing technique and execution, Nettie Beecher of Venona gave a note free talk on National Airs, Mrs. W. J. Davis sang Night Time with rich low tones, and Miss Muir and Collyer performed an instrumental duet from Rosamunde to broad approval. The gathering showcased energetic performances and promising talent.
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Lacon
Carrie
Wright-Feasel
Nettie Beecher
Venona
W. J. “Davis
Mivsea Muir
Collyer
Wen
Masio
Music in Public Schools Elevates Taste and Mind
In Henry, speakers including Rev George Lloyd and Miss Nettie Weber advocate music education in public schools as essential for discipline, attention, and cultural elevation. They cite Rhetoric on music’s origins, benefits for voice training, and use of trained instructors to foster proper taste and broader societal good.
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Boboola
I K
Long
Mre Reynolds
Sparland
Muato
Freeman
Venons
Roentgen
Newton
Edison
Pythagoras
t@aining school
W. J. Davie
Uplon
Nettie Weber
Rutland
Lohengrin
Maria
Gage
Panga
Bootoh
Sooto Tallaby
Rey Geo L. Lloyd
Henry
Bicknell Young
Chicago
Rey Lloyd
Europe
Young Wan
Dr King's New Discovery Promoted for Coughs Colds
There is nothing so good as Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs colds and lung throat trouble. It is safe reliable and money back guaranteed. Trial bottle free at Dr Powell's drug store regular size 600 and 1.00.
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Dr King
Farm Dairy for Profit in County Meeting Address
Mr Chairman outlines dairy farming as profitable with improved butter methods and dairy tools. He notes fed prices, soil fertility, and continued income from dairying versus seasonal crop sales, urging farmers to adopt dairy practices despite past hard work and soil impact.
Dairying Promises Profits and Progress for Farmers
The article argues dairying yields higher and more reliable pay than other farm branches. It highlights cows producing 50 to 600 pounds of butter yearly, with prices from 100 cents to $1 per pound. Emphasis on animal care, good cows, testing with milk testers, selling unprofitable cows, and using cream separators for steady, year round quality and profit.
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Ares
Robert Willffot
Washburostil
Bath
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