Exiled Americans in Mexico Inflamed by Bandit Atrocity
The article notes brigands have killed Americans in Mexico and many Americans flee bandit regions. It critiques government inaction, discusses influenza deaths in the U S, and covers political topics including tariff commissions and Brandeis’s Supreme Court nomination alongside local political figures.
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Mexico
Uncle Sam
Louis D. Brandeis
Justice Larmar
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Hia
Marshal Dominates District's Public Notices
A critic notes the federal court marshal in the district hogs attention with press releases. The writer argues the marshal takes credit for work at term ends and for starting sessions while sidelining the judge and district attorney. The complaint highlights inflated claims amid shrinking expenses.
Deems or Burlington a Farmer or Agriculturist Debate
The Carroll Herald weighs whether Deems or Burlington is truly a farmer or merely an agriculturist. It contrasts farming money spent in town versus town money spent on a farm and hints at ongoing political shifts with Cummins and La Follette.
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Hart
Harvard University
Brazil
United States
The
Carroll Herald
Deems
Burlington
Herald
Senate views on submarine danger and US duty
The Independent pieces argue senators including Works and O Gorman overstate anti submarine fear. It contends the US must protect citizens on the high seas and not shift responsibility to individuals. It cites German and Austrian practice to support noncombatant safety and warns against confusing rights and duties.
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Independent
Senator Works
California
O’gorman
New York
Senate
United States
Bryan
Ancona
Imperial and Royal
High Seas
Itv
Whiskey sale sparks arrest in Hampton street case
Sheriff Schweiger was approached on a Hampton street by a man who offered a pint of whiskey for forty cents. The sheriff entered a store with witnesses, bought the liquor, and arrested the man who gave the name Harvey Elkins.
Wasted Mourning by Bart cff scee February 1896 items
Monticello and vicinity records from February 1896 note deaths of Mrs. W D Sheean Anamosa Miss Diedrigh Felker Bondi's Prairie J Christen Richland township Mrs M Sinclair Scotch Grove and more. Marriages include William Whiting Artie Davis in Langworthy Fritz Barrack Mary Brookens. Community events feature a Lovell high school lab gift and a Knight of Pythias reception for settlers N G W Winner wed in Manson Michigan.
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Monticello
the Express
W. D. Sheean
Anamosa
Diedrigh Felker
Bondi’s Prairie
J. Christen
Richland Township
M. Sinclair
Scotch Grove
Millington
Halstead Carpenter
George W. Lovell
O. C. Hunter
L. Jf. Alexander
Fruithurst
Georgia
William Ef. Whiting
Artie Davis
Langworthy
George L. Lovell
Climax
Michigan
L. W. Lovell
Ibsen
Mary Harris
Wayne Township
Mya
Harm Harrs
Albert Seimers
Chloe Brazelton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Chicago
William Brazelton
Fritz Barrack
Mary Brookens
J. A. Brookens
C. Mardorf
Lutheran Church
David Glenn
Roland Glenn
Seuthh Grove Township
N. G. W. Winner
Manson
Ureb
Methodist Episcopal Church
Questions to test the corn care and planting knowledge
Deputy county superintendent Harter offers a farmer focused quiz for Jones county youths. The piece urges boys to answer questions on seed bed quality fall plowing timing soil moisture and corn depth trials, tying into the upcoming one acre corn contest and urging parental guidance from the State College at Ames.
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Oy Ae HH. M. Harter
Jones County
Harter
Mr. Harter
State Extension Department
Town State College
Ames
For a Bilious Attack Headache Coated Tongue Relief
A brief health note advises that severe bilious attacks include headache and coated tongue with loss of appetite. It suggests relief may be had by taking three Chamberlains Tablets and mentions sale by Ketthitz and Kay.
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Des Moines
South
Chamberlain
Ketthitz & Kay
Car ranza policy review progresses slowly
report notes the current car ranza policy consists of back to back tiring aquad efforts as of now with ongoing evaluations and no decisive changes announced.
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Wilson
Democratic Congress
Geome
St. Paul
Wyoming Iowa horse sale set for February 10
A large sale at Wyoming Iowa features forty draft horses from 1600 to 2000 pounds along with drivers mares and fillies, several matched pairs and six mules. B Larkey is the seller with R D Cooley as auctioneer and J Ingwersen as clerk. Also news of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Dort Rhodes of Sioux City weighing eight pounds. Grandpa and Grandma William Rhodes express joy.
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Wyoming
Iowa
B. Larkey
Ewa
R. D. Cooley
J. Ingwersen
Dort Rhodes
Sioux City
Grandpa
William Rhodes
City
Cascade and Cedar Rapids Daily Local Notes
A mixed page of local items reports deaths and anniversaries in Cascade and nearby towns. James Leslie of Traer dies at 71. Mrs. John Koppess dies in Cascade. Mrs. Margaret Grace and Mrs. Susan Dunn noted in Vernon and Central City. Cascade Knights of Columbus host a housewarming. J R Latta, Clayton pioneer and poet, dies at 77. Olin Recorder notes editor A A Cole’s birthday celebration. Anamosa rabbit-hunting accident injures Mr Bickerstaff. son accidentally shoots his father. treatment available in Anamosa. Rev F Q Brown granted vacation for chautauqua tours in Florida. Axtell and Allerton’s former owner C W Williams now evangelist in Independence with 187 conversions.
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Philomena Loytem
John C. Morairity
Cascade
Cedar Rapids
Gio City Auditorium
John Koppess
Peter Breden
Margaret Grace
Vernon Township
Dubuque County
Susan Dunn
James Dann
Central City
John Tibbatts
South Fork Township
Delaware County
F. Q. Brown
Fayette
C W. Williams
Axtell and Allerton
Troltera
Alasada
Independence
Cascade Council
Knights of Columbus
Koob & Devaney
Samuel P. Lauer
J. KR. Latta
Colasturg
Olin United Brethers @hurch
Mr. Cole
Olin Recorder
Ethel Bickerstaff
Morley
Anamosa
Mr. Bickerstail
Financier questioned over auto purchase and borrowing
Philadelphia Bulletin reports a financier involved in a query about borrowing. Allegations center on whether Swift borrowed to buy a car and whether the financial figure cited indicates higher borrowing activity.
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Philadelphia
Swift
Wanted and For Sale Notices from Monticello Iowa
Classified notices list items for sale including purebred calves farm land lodging a chamber maid job farm stock hogs Hereford bulls and a piano Also a notice of the Farmers Cooperative Creamery Company annual meeting in Monticello Iowa February 7 1916 at 1 30 p m with election of treasurer secretary and seven directors and other business to be conducted
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McNeil! Gros
Hopkinton
Iowa
Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery Company
Monticello
O. W. Brazelton
Belle Plaine
Harry Tosing
Weekly Eclipse Corner Shingles Humor and Local Ads
The column mixes a travel tale about a missing husband and a quirky exchange with the landlord, then shifts to local sales notes touting racks and heating products. It mentions Christian Science and the Southern Gem heater as contrasting heat options.
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Christian Science
Nus
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Congress
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James Leslie
Traer
Havelton
James B. Wolf
Last Nation Savings Bank
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Monticello State Bank
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L. G. Stuhler
P. Black & Son
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Hiofer
Henry Lubben
Doroe Jersey
A. P. Donahue
Model View Farm
Joel C. Lewis
South Main Street
Martha Williamson
Opportunity For Advancement Central Petroleum Co
Cleveland
Thomas J. George
Mary George
North Chestnut SE
Wm. D. Maree
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Q.J. Hughes
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