Want Ads and Land Offers Prompt Bids and Subscriptions
An ad listing specific property bids with prices for several addresses and a note that no bids will be reserved beyond stated prices. Terms include cash or yearly installments at 6 percent from Oct 1. Buyers urged to bid their view of value. Also an appeal for a Farm and Real Estate Journal subscription offering expert real estate guidance and countrywide insights with a 4 month trial for 10 cents or annual for 25 cents.
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Weller Land Co
Mitchell
Farm and Real Estate Journal
Traer
Iowa
Land Bargains at Auction Sealed Bids Weekly
Bidwell Real Estate lists auction lots with appraised prices per acre for multiple parcels including NE 23-104-64 at 70, NE 24-105-73 at 40, NW 11-101-62 at 70, NW 3 11-101-62 at 70, NW 36-102-61 at 70, NW 14-102-60 at 90, SW 20 N NW, with bids opened Saturdays at 1:30 p.m. in the office.
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Bidwell Real Estate
Kaiser Laughs At World Rule In Munich Interview
In Munich Dr Gang Hofer published an interview with Emperor William praising German morale industry and conscience as the conquering power that will open the world for them. He said the notion of founding a world's empire is the funniest nonsense ever said about him.
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Emperor William to Inspect Warships at Wilhelmshaven
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William will depart for Wilhelmshaven to inspect the war ships stationed there. He will review units of the squadron that took part in the recent North Sea battle.
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William
Wilhelmshaven
South Dakota Senate Abolishes Death Penalty By Close Vote
The South Dakota Senate approved S. B. 4 to repeal capital punishment 24 to 18 sending the measure to the governor for his signature. Supporters cited wrongful convictions and moral grounds while opponents warned of mob violence and loss of a punitive tool. Debate included remarks by Beebe Whittemore McLean Dailey and others with advocates stressing reform over vengeance.
Threshers liens bill defeated in House vote
In a Saturday session the House debated repeal of capital punishment provisions and considered several measures. Threshers liens bill H B 83 failed by a heavy vote. Other actions included passage of H J 9 memorializing Congress on Indian education, H B 88 for training school equipment, and moving S B 5 surplus insurance regulation to law. Senate bills on real estate transfer and city county land donations also passed.
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Debate Over Training School Name Sparks Constitutional Questions
In Pierre South Dakota a constitutional issue arose in the house Saturday over a bill to fund equipment for the Reform School now called the State Training School. Opponents argued constitutional doubts linger about funding a reform institution under the current name and questioned penalties for pardons and capital punishment. The measure returned to the judiciary committee amid further constitutional questions regarding the law's structure and the location of proposed institutions. A separate matter involving pardons and governor powers was discussed as legislators consider limiting executive clemency and rehousing or reforming the pardon process. A fire marshal bill to inspect and condemn dangerous buildings failed in the house, with an amended senate version facing similar objections.
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Hotel inspection bill stalls after committee debate
A House committee of the whole postponed final action on House Bill 1194 which would tighten hotel inspection rules state wide. Provisions aim to empower inspectors, extend water and building inspections, ban shared towels and cups, and require clean bedding and carpets. Other notes mention potential consolidation of state institutions and tuition reform projects amid weather and illness updates.
January Above Normal Warmth Report From Huron
January was 3.5 degrees above the normal for the past 34 years per M E Blystone federal observer at Huron. The month’s average was 13 degrees above zero, with historical extremes ranging from 64 degrees above to 45 below. Precipitation totaled .45 inch with 5.2.
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Huron
Frisco quake sermon draws large weekday crowd
At First Methodist Church evangelist Dr. J W Mahood used the San Francisco earthquake to illustrate salvation. He urged repentance confession and faith as essentials. Twenty two came forward. attendance was the largest weekday service yet with large Sunday school groups and a 50 strong youth chorus.
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J. W. Mahood
San Francisco
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Phillips
Christ
O. E. Murray
Christian services feature Mahood and Murray amid weekly meetings
Miss Vesta Murray led the service while Dr. Mahood spoke at 3 o clock. Miss Mahood resumed her health culture class after the meeting. Tonight the sermon is titled The Unpardonable Sin. Dr. Mahood will address wives and mothers on The Christian Home tomorrow. Cottage prayer meetings resume citywide and continue daily except Saturday. Tonight at 7 Dr. Mahood and pastors will meet in the rear of the auditorium with those starting or reclaimed in the Christian life.
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Vesta Murray
Mahood
Six Weeks of Winter Ahead Folklore and Candlemans Day
From Tuesdays Daily the article notes groundhog lore predicting six weeks of winter, mentions Candlemans Day and Pope Sergius, and surveys cross national weather customs. It describes sun breaking through after snow and connects the superstition to European practices and Roman origins.
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