Democratic state convention set for Des Moines May fourth
Notes and comment discuss political plans for delegates to the national convention in Des Moines on May 4. Other items cover wartime outlook on Japan and Russia, construction materials shortages, advances in wood and electric saw technology, medical practice in Germany, counting money by women in Washington, a new piano style, the death of John Norwood Clark of Iowa, and state efforts against pests like gypsy moths.
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Des Moines
John Norwood Clark
United States
Iowa Grand Lodge
Iowa City
Baltimore
America
Clark
Grand Lodge of
Iowa
India
Asbestos and Books Spark Debate in Public Life
The article surveys global book production and asbestos use in construction, praising its glasslike smoothness and potential for public buildings. It notes Senator Mark Hanna’s death, highlighting his rise from private business to Republican leadership and his influence in shaping 1880s political strategy.
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Canada
Russian
al Ais Steppes
Alps
Shriz
Spain
Ttakr
Greece
United States
Atrusk
United Asbesto Company of London
Mark Banna
Elis
Fot McKinley
Mehinley
Io Power
Alhough
Hhis
Republcan
Pii Bat
Serate
Mark Hanne
Iowa Homestead Offer for One Year Subscriptions
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Iowa Homestead
Homestead
Iowa
Farmers’ Institute
West
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Joel Wheeler
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Gardner's
Aswell
Cardner
G. King
BH. Moore
T. Moonz
Humjeston State Bank
3. King
H. Moore
Ed. Williams
Samuel Wiliams
A.J. Chapman
John McKibten
J.N. Norton
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Withou
Heskett
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Lucas Counties
Hotel Lawton
L. M. Stanton
F. McWilliams
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