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Newspaper
Inter County Journal
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
2
The article reviews editorials opposing liquor traffic and cites brain cell theory to explain moral development. It notes clergy and reformers unite against saloons, critiques politicians, and discusses brain development's role in forming character and behavior. It also touches on media bias, party dynamics, and a medical claim about male and female brains.
The Minneapolis Journal notes that Korea’s acquisition paints the Mikado’s dominions poetically rather than practically, with 60 million people and a land larger than France. It praises Iowa State Agricultural College as the world’s foremost institution of its kind, built on practical, conserved research and level leadership. It also critiques the Depaw case, saying the verdict was proven but not guilty, and laments political and public sympathy while noting his alleged aphasia and mental distress.
A Mason City training stable owned by B Hicoek was destroyed Sunday evening. Five blooded horses perished in the blaze while firefighting efforts overwhelmed the wooden structure. No other injuries reported.
The will used for probate Wednesday lists about 22 000 wards and an estate roughly estimated at 100 million. Major beneficiaries include the Field Museum eight million dollars and Ethel Field Beatty one million, with further allocations to Ethel Field Beatty and appointees five million, Mrs Field one million, and descendants six million. Most of the estate is placed in trust for Marshall Field III and Henry Field, with numerous minor bequests to friends relatives and Field's staff.
The irrigation program speeds ahead yet faces a land distribution challenge as settlers rush to acquire parcels. Officials note the 40 to 100 acre entry limit may spark speculation, leaving actual farmers with insufficient land while districts expand with 1 400 households and new towns.
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