Presbyterians Stand Firm for Temperance Reform
Des Moines May 14 Presbyterian stands are outlined by the 118th General Assembly of the American Church. The report emphasizes a nationwide church federation against liquor, cites past church actions on temperance from 1811 onward, and calls for expanded oversight with more district superintendents to cover the country.
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Leander
Des Moines
Psabyteriace
Gener Assembly
Charlies Beanion
Robert A Elwood
John F. Hill
Willian C. Lilly
Assembly
Temperance
Temperannce
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Synod of
Pittsburgh
United States
Assessors Begin Countywide Deputies’ Work Plan
The deputy assessors started their labor Monday morning to survey Jasper county. It is a large project expected to take several weeks to complete, with Assessor El Chitwood leading deputies including D O Follmer Sheridan Township 8D Struce Presow Township J H Bartivloa Oval and Jasper Townships.
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Jasper County
el Chitwood
DO Follmer
Sheridan Township
Struce
Presow Township
J. H. Bartivloa
Oval
Jasper Duwoships
Famous Newspaper Man Curtis Honored for Daily Letters
William E Curtis, renowned Chicago Record Herald correspondent, writes daily letters for decades, traveled worldwide, and produced travel pieces later in book form. His Chicago career began in 1872, rising to managing editor, head of the Bureau of American Republics, and Latin American department chief at the World’s Fair. The Record Herald sustains his front page column, a rarity in the press. Also, notices promote Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs, a hardware sales job, and Kodol for indigestion with local distributor.
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Wiliam E Curtis
Chicago Record
Herald
Colonia
Marcel Ag
Mr. Curtis
Record‘Herald
Mexico
India
Turkey
Holy Land
Lottern
Ireland
Russia
Germany
Chicago
Curtin
South American Commission
James G Blaine
Bureau of American Republics
Washington
Europe
Record-Herald
Weather rules the land as writer surveys the drought risk
A Nail and Breeze columnist argues weather governs farming fate more than politics. He warns crops face poor corn prospects despite normal rains and notes farmers, bankers, and lenders all hinge outcomes on the weather, not party solutions. He urges focusing on weather realities shaping July and August yields.
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Hiva Wato
Oort
Tnstead
Word Of Advice To Jasper City Tax Payers
A public notice from Tom Sran urging Jasper City taxpayers to review city tax receipts for 1905 and earlier. Those on delinquent lists must pay at his office on Maiden Lane and First Steel to receive official receipts or face collection actions by July 1.
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Jasper City
Aryure
Maiden Lane
First Steel
Tom Sran
Wanted: 10 men in each state to travel sell and advertise
Recruiting notices promise earnings of 876.00 monthly plus 3.00 daily expenses for field agents and office positions with Royal Supply Co and Columbia House in Chicago. The text also promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy and Buckner's Arnica Salve for wounds, with testimonials and prices.
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Columbia House
6Th Ave
Royal Supply CO
Dept. W. Atlas Block
Chicago
Monon
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