Carver School of Photography Promotes Mail Courses
An advertisement urges readers to enroll in the Carver School of Practical Photography offering twenty affordable courses by mail. It promises a professional path, practical instruction, and no obligations, targeting aspiring amateurs and professionals seeking better results at lower costs.
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Carver School of Practical Photography
Art of Photography
Carver School
Garver School of Practical Photography
Fragmentary Notice Reads With Mangled Names and Phrases
A damaged OCR notice presents jumbled text mentioning entities and actions. Many words are garbled, making it hard to identify people, places, dates, or obligations.
Iowa Voices On Politics And Trusts Across The State
Readers in Davenport and Webster City react to political blame for population shifts and railroad freight rates. The Marshalltown paper rails against trusts, warning Iowa may lose independence if the system grows stronger while citizens weaken.
Iowa tax laws labeled archaic and harmful to funds
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues Iowa's taxation of moneys and credits is archaic and drives wealth out of state. It claims the taxes amount to double taxation and often leave owners with little after payments, sometimes not enough to buy a daily item.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Naughty to Snoop in Railroads Sparks Safety Debate
Sioux City News mocks interstate commerce inspectors for safety audits on railroads. It notes inspectors visiting roads uncover violations and trigger costlier purchases of safety devices, challenging the authority of railroad bosses and unsettling purchasing agents.
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Sioux City News
The Cummins Machine and W H Byers Senate Toga
The writer questions the Cummins political machine and asserts Byers has broad support from Iowans. He argues the public desire to place Byers in the Senate should be credited to the voters rather than the machine and urges the machine to rest.
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Cummins
Cummins Machine
W. H. Byers
Byers
J. P. Dolliver
Wper
Byers Urges Voters to Support His Congressional Candidacy
The Hampton Chronicle defends Hen Byers praising his sacrifice and urges readers to contact their legislators to back Byers over Senator Young, arguing Byers should hold the congressional seat despite differing views and noting the Charles City Intelliviewer’s stance.
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Hampton Chron
Byers
Young IL
Lone
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Trial of Standard Oil Co. Price Cutting Challenge
A Sioux City News excerpt describes the trial of Standard Oil Co. over alleged anti trust price cutting to crush a competitor. The company argues pricing was within policy while stock markets show Standard Oil dividends rising.
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Iself
Raleieh
WLGL
Dee
Standard OH Co
Ifor
Adard OilCo
Ifseas
Standard Oil
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