Monticello backs sewer plan as state politics simmer
The business leaders of Monticello pledge support for a city sewer system while demanding action. Delaware county politics grow with primary activity as candidates announce, including F. E. Wood Jr. seeking a Delaware county supervisor seat. Jewelers urge a law banning underspecified plated jewelry to curb fraud. legislative friction rises over Linn county judicial district reorganization.
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Monticello
F. E. Wood, Jr
Sand Spring
Board of Supervisors
Delaware County
S. P. Carter
Hopkinton
Wood
Schley Denies Political Ambitions to Sail On
Admiral Schley told Chisago friends he has no political ambitions and wishes to remain a sailor to do his duty. The naval court of inquiry vindicated him, criticizing only small errors compared to Santiago. He should avoid partisan race for civil office to maintain public trust.
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Schley
Chisago
Dewey
Manila
Naval Court of Inquiry
Santiago
Tariff debate in Germany and its national stakes
In Berlin on January 1 1902 W B Guhrire discusses Germany’s tariff plans. He explains how protectionism affects farmers laborers and manufacturers and argues the tariff is a national issue shaping industry commerce and future colonial strength. He cites population trends and immigration to illustrate economic strategy.
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America
Germany
England
Holland
Friedrich List
Rome
Teuevasaane
Austria
Russig. Eeseeee
North America
W. B. Gurihrre
Berlin
Tue Express Lowers Club Rate for Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
Tue Express offers a two paper combination at a club rate of two dollars for one year with prepaid renewal options for Inter Ocean and Tue Express subscriptions. Hundreds of renewals and new subs are sent to the Inter Ocean annually from this carrier. A rural carrier pay bill up to six hundred dollars a year is before Congress, expected to pass. Last year Hopkinton station shipped 263 carloads of livestock, underscoring Its strong stock market position. Hull and Co operated from Worthington and Monticello shipping significant stock from those suburbs.
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Germany
France
United States
Russia
America
England
Reichstag
Tue Express
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Tr Express
Hopkinton
Hull & Co
Worthington
Monticello
Hopkinton Leader
Hicks Returns From Nebraska with Horses
H T Hicks arrived home Friday morning from Nebraska where he bought a carload of horses. He admires the Dawson countryside and would not mind investing in land and moving there.
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Nebraska
Harry
Dawson
Ryan
A Ruling For The Drunkard's Wife
The West Virginia Supreme Court has ruled that a drunken husband justifies a wife deserting him while maintaining her dower rights. The decision allows women to live apart until reformation is proven, affecting marital law and urging discussion of national uniformity.
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New York World
Union
Supreme Court of
West Virginia
Lands Too High for Speculation
The Cedar Rapids Republican warns that land prices have risen from lows and investors who bought when prices were cheap face risk as values peak. Some land is offered at 1.25 dollars an acre yet may not appreciate, and dry northern and western regions could disappoint buyers soon.
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Cedar Rapids
Woman Breaks Heart Menace and City Reform Work
In the New York Press an unnamed woman hurts a man's feelings while another woman helps him heal. The piece praises Mayor Jackells for reforming truant schoolboys, noting parental cooperation and the long term value of education.
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New York Press
Jackells
Reform School
Anamosa
Eureka
Spellin' School Draws Crowd at Bowen's Prairie
Will Moore hosted an old time spelling school at Bowen's Prairie School last Friday night. Attendance was large with several townspeople present. Miss Alice Kingsley successfully spelled down the school in the event.
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Will Moore
Spellin
Bowen’s Prairie
Alice Kingsley
Cascade Pioneer
Maire Bros Add 210 Acres to Bowen's Prairie Ranch
Maire Bros purchased George Ambuhl's 210 acre farm on Bowen's Prairie last Saturday for 15000 dollars. The addition brings their total to over 600 acres of premium farmland, boosting the ranch's size and value.
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Maire Bros
Bowen’s Prairie
George Ambuhl
Cascade Pioneer
Fragments Hint At Historical Ledger Notes
Sparse OCR read shows random figures and codes including 35 and 150 with dates or values. The text lacks clear names or events, making precise event or person identification impossible.
Four- Publication Club Offer for Farmers
A paper announces a limited time club deal for The Iowa Homestead The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Editions plus local news. The four publications cost 220 dollars per year and promise practical farming reading for the West.
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Farmer
Iowa Homestead
Farmers’ Institute
Poultry Farmer
West
Homestead
English language dominates majority of world newspapers
A statement notes that 68 percent of newspapers worldwide are published in English. The remark highlights the prominence of English in global print media without detailing sources or regional variations.
Scott's Emulsion Promise for Strong Growth
An old advertisement compares feeding a horse to feeding children, claiming Scott's Emulsion adds richness to a child's diet. It promotes appetite digestion and red blood, saying the product makes ordinary food more effective and helps sickly or pale children grow. The ad cites Scott & Bowne New York as makers with a free sample offer and drugstore availability.
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Scott
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