Labor Benefits From Use of Iowa Coal
The Iowa Coal Institute urges support for Iowa mining citing coal cost components and major users. It argues state institutions and public buildings should use Iowa coal to boost employment, lower taxes, and keep tax dollars in state, highlighting utilities and railways as large buyers.
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Iowa Coal Institute
Iowa
Towans
Hugh W. Lundy
The
Institute
Tows
State Board of Education
State Board of Control
Young Girl Uses Iron Tonic Gaining Ten Pounds
Bertie Grove age 12 was underweight and after taking Vinci iron tonic she gained ten pounds, improved appetite and rosy cheeks. The story mentions Ike Vinci Smith Veuch Druggists and Mrs Earl Brain wan Centerville with a Saturday afternoon reference.
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Bertie Grove
Vinci
Rosy Cheecha
Ike Vinci
Smith & Veuch
Earl Brain Wan
Centerville
New State County And Township Officers Listed
A listing of state and county officials, including Governor Clyde L. Herring and Lt Governor Nelson G. Kraschel, with numerous county offices such as Treasurer W. B. Haught and Sheriff Roscoe C. Wales. Township and district posts show justices, constables, trustees, clerks, and assessors across Appanoose and nearby areas with party affiliations.
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Clyde L. Herring
Des Moines
Nelson G. Kraschel
Harlan
Alex Miller
Washington
Leo J. Wegman
Carroll
C. W. Storms
Fort Madison
Ray Murray
Buffalo Center
Edward L. Q.connor
Town City
M. P. Conway
Atlantic
Appanoose
W. B. Haught
Howard Evans
Clyde Erskine
Roscoe C. Wales
Alva Ratliff
Hugh Guernsey
Hugh Johnson
Board of Supervisors
J. A. Stampa
John AW. Morrison
Congress
Lloyd Thurston
Appanoose-Davis
R. C. Wilson
Chairton
Chas. E. Laws
R. H. Easter
Stop Gas Pains German Remedy Relief Adlorika Adlorik a
An ad for a German remedy claims relief from gas pains and associated nervousness and sleep issues. It promotes Kowela Adlorika as flushing out poisons causing discomfort. One dose is said to provide immediate relief, advertised by Smith & Veach, Druggists.
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Kowela Adlorika
Smith & Veach
Snowstorm Buries Corn Across Central Iowa On Election Day
An energetic storm center formed in eastern Towa on election day November Bth drove heavy snow across central and southwest Towa and later northeast Iowa. Snow accumulations reached 3 to 10 inches at numerous stations as the Weather and Crop Bureau reported.
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Towa
Iowa
the Weather and Crop Bureau of
Corn blown from stalks buried by storms value plummets
The Town Department of Agriculture notes severe fall windstorms blew corn from cornstalks to the ground. Much is buried in deep snow and likely to suffer serious damage. Farm value cited at 4 to 10 cents per bushel, with much down corn unlikely to be salvaged.
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Town Department of Agriculture
Moravia store notes and local visits headline the week
Moravia merchants seek patronage as Terman Carlson of Blakesburg visits. Ottumwa's Bruce Watta and Albis investor Albert Veach are listed among recent business callers. Local social items include Centerville trips by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tritt and family, a Pleasant family weekend with relatives, and visits by Sneed to Osceola for Clarke county duties. New Atwater Kent radios and sheet music are advertised by L L Smith Piano Albia.
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Moravia
Terman Carlson
Blakesburg
Bruce Watta
Ottumwa
Albert Veach
Albis
Lee Tritt
Centerville
Dale Caris
Mr. Pleasant
Jack Cowell
Moulton
Glen
L. L. Smith Piano Co
Albia
Towa
Berry Helden
Moudetts
Chariton
Emmett Scott
Frank Swaim
Chas
Coffin
Mary
M. McFatridge
C. C. Coulson
Atwater-Kent
Lows
Johnnie Whicker and Son
Lenox
Iowa
Frederic Vita-Tonic
B. Beauty Shop
Almont Main
J. W. Halden
J. B. Sneed
Osceola
Clarke County
C. C. Woughop
Maxine
N. A. Main
Sid Mes
Harry Stark
Jerome
J. A. Tadlock
Lee Tadlock
H. K. Smith
Jake More
Harlan
Zaline Wright
Lee Wright
Galesburg
F. A. Reich
Missionary Society of the
U. H. Church
Louise Oehler
Ivan Broshar
Waterloo
H. G. Broshar
Keith Reich
Dee Moines
Des Moines
Foreat Lagle
W. G. Lagle
Dale Caria
Vistora
Grand Lodge
Ottumwo
Legion Home
Lee Hiatt
Mra
M. P. Main
Will Davia
Frank Main
Ralph Davis
G. Davis
Dorothy
Ralph
Laverne Davis
Will Davis
California
Theo Miller
Francy
Moravia Public School
Rock and Bridge
J. E. Simmers
Kathryn Whitehill
Caroline Luke
Doris Schneider
Ova Callen
Marie Oebler
Helen McCloud
Darlene Surchette
Oliver Ivelan
Kenseth Barghahn
D. K. Srelup
Zell Callen
W. T. Smith
Centerville Social Notes Highlight Local Callers
Fanny Wood spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Frederick Koehler as they voted. Mary Jones visited Thursday with friend Oza Wood. Emery Hiatt heard election returns in Centerville Tuesday night. August Koehler and David Earl Koehler were Centerville callers Tuesday, joined by B C Hart and Em ery Hiatt on Saturday.
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Fanny Wood
Frederick Koehler
Mary Jones
Oza Wood
Emery Hiatt
Centerville
August Koehler
David Earl
B.C. Hart
President's Cabinet And Its Development
From the Des Moines Register, a historical overview of the U S cabinet origins and growth. It traces Washington's early four member cabinet, the creation of the navy and interior departments, and 19th century expansions. It notes legislative cautions on cabinet seating in Congress and the prestige links to presidential bids.
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Des Moines Register
Washington
State
Treasury
War
Navy Department
Jackson
Department of the Interior
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce and Labor
Coolidge
Congress
Department of Education and Welfare
Hamilton
Jefferson
Senate
Johnson
Charles Beecher Warren
Madison
Monroe
J. Q. Adams
van Buren
Buchanan
Bisine
Bryan
Hughes
Grant and
Taft
Commerce
Hoover
Chouse of Representatives
Local family visits and social gatherings noted
Mrs August Koehler of Eddyville visits with son Frederick Koehler and family. Mr and Mrs Fred Gordon and daughter Doris Evelyn of Udell were Sunday guests of M L Weatherly. Mrs Mary Jones and Mrs Sylvia Hiatt met with Miss Gannon of Ames and local leaders at the Chas Coffin home in Moravia for a project lesson. Marjorie Boyer visited sister Mrs Frederick Kohler. Unionville callers Mr and Mrs Wm Simmons. Mr and Mrs Geo Turner were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs R C Hert. Mrs August Koehler and grandson David Earl Koehler called on Mrs.
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August Koehler
Eddyville
Frederick
Koehler
Fred Gordon
Doris Evelyn
Udell
M. L. Weatherly
Mary Jones
Sylvia Hiatt
Wm. Simmons
Unionville
Geo. Turner
R. C. Hert
David Earl Koehler
Elephants Decisive in Ancient Indian Battle Legend
A debated ancient scene narrates elephants leading the Indian army against Aleranier the Great and Forus at Jelum. Alexander reportedly ordered arrows and torches to rile elephants, turning the line and altering Western India’s fate. Without elephants no Patalla or Hyderabad.
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India
Aleranier the Great
Forus
Jelum
Itndia
Alexander
Patalla
Hyderabad
Museum Exhibit Recalls Tragic Arctic Episode
The Chicago Museum of Science and Industry displays cans of soup carried by the US Third Relief Expedition to Greely. Led by Major General A W Greely, the 1891 Arctic mission reached Discovery Harbor and Cape Sabine, with seven of the party dying from starvation and exposure after a long retreat.
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Museum of Science and Industry
Chicago
Ita
A. W. Greely
United States
Greely
Arctic
Discovery Harbor
Lady Franks Bay
Grittnell Land
Cape Sabine
Edible frogs and snails among great delicacies abroad
Foreign cuisines prize edible frogs and large green snails on ivy covered walls. In France and Spain frogs are fried fish substitutes. Crayfish in British rivers are tasty but rarely eaten. abroad they command high prices in London markets.
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France
Spain
Luminous Paints and Glow from Water Dials
The luminous constituent in paints is a sulphide or sulphate of calcium barium or strontium. When exposed to strong light these compounds glow. An example uses sulphide with strontium carbonate and chlorides heated to high temperature to produce violet light.
Army of Women Aid Tai Ping Rebellion at Nanking
An 1880s Tai Ping Rebellion tale claims 500000 Chinese women formed brigades of 18000 under female officers to defend Nanking. Ten thousand were chosen for city duty while the rest conducted routine warfare. however, victory did not come swiftly and suppression extended beyond 1884.
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Nanking
Elephants Roamed Rome Find Signals of Ancient Mammoth
A large molar tooth, three meters long and 75 centimeters wide, was reportedly found near the Hill between the Colosseum and the Basilica of Constantine. The tooth dates to a time around 26,000 years before Christ, suggesting elephants once roamed Rome. Geological context notes alluvial ground and supposed transport of mammoth remains to Seoul.
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Rome
Colliseum
Constantne Bessilica
Seoly
Auode
Mowe
The Spirit of the Age on Trials and Genius
A reflection on how heavy trials reveal genius and how neglect or praise shapes self view. It notes that people exaggerate their merits when denied and respond with bitterness when unacknowledged, turning defense inward and hindering the soul’s natural flow.
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Bose
Unusual accident leaves farmer Jake Gordy thumb severed
Jake Gordy of near Stiles suffered a severed thumb when his stallion Carbide bit him as he opened a gate after a training session. The Davis county horse Carbide, renowned in local trade, was the assailant in the incident reported by Milton Herald.
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Jake Gordy
Stiles
Milton Herald
Series of small town incidents from farm deaths to snake kills
A run of brief rural notices reports a horse fatally injured when frightened near the Henry Barber home, a man in Keosauqua tallying sixteen blue racers and black snakes killed, a two year old burned to death rescuing puppies in a barn fire near Keosauqua with his four year old brother injured, a stray bullet shattering a window on West First Street in Milton area.
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Robert Perkins
Bonaparte
Hickory School
Mr. Perkins
John Wealey
Frank Wesley
Wealey
Keosauqua
Martin
University Hospital
Iowa City
Weeley
Keosauqua Bridge
Tata
Wesley
Milton Herald
Narrow escape after bullet hits curtain in Mrs Hill room
Mrs Hill stated a bullet did not miss her face by more than a foot and parts of the shattered ginsa struck her hair as the bullet passed through her sewing curtain. Supposition places the shot near a hunter careless with a fowling piece. The incident occurred in Moulton Tribune territory. CASTS 18TH BALLOT FOR PRESIDENT Lincoln voter Mark Allen, 19 on first vote in 1864, casts eighteenth Republican ballot at 316 South Johnson Street. He will turn 88 in March.
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Cramer Hill
West Ist. St
Hill
Iicom
Abraham Lincoln
Mark Allen
0. H. Dunlap
South Johnson Street
Allen
Dunlap
Iowa City Press-Citizen
Classified ad for hay and seed sale
Alfalfa hay for sale and sweet clover seed listed at 1.00 per bushel. By H. H. Pabst. Two time publication.
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H. H. Pabst
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People’s National Bank
Albia, Iowa
Federal Reserve Bank System
W. A. Brooks
Optometrial
Harry Scott
Townsend
W. E. Kelsey
G. C. Tisue
H. G. Argo
F. A. Tarr
Douglas
Bill Horstman
Ross Starks
W. A. Rose
A. Criddlebaugh
Gus Hiatt
Independence
Vern Herrard
L. H. Prinbe
Howard Davis
Clell Fenton
J. H. Curtis
G. T. Young
W. B. Wright
F. L. Lemley
Justries of the Peace
W. M. Arbuckle
E. A. Suckow
O. D. Mason
Frank Harrison
C. B. Clark
J. €. Hornaday
W. J. Gordon
H. A. Herman
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G. E. Mc Kiram
D. E. Strunk
T. A. Robb
W., R. Clark
R. C. Link
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