Cedar Rapids Business College Promotes Farm Friendly Accounting
The Cedar Rapids Business College markets a farm friendly business education that trains students in shorthand, typewriting, rapid arithmetic, and simple accounting. It emphasizes detaching accounts into cash and personal ledgers and offers a Farmer's Journal-Day Account Book as an adapted tool for farmers and small businesses.
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Cedar Rapids Business College
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Business College Praised for Thorough Training
The Cedar Rapids Business College is lauded for completeness and top facilities. It enrolls about 400 pupils yearly from several states and has placed more graduates in jobs than ever, stressing ability and character over short courses.
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Cedar Rapids Business College
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Montpelier A Model River Town Born by the Railroad
Montpelier grew after the C R L P railroad opened in 1881 82 serving as a village of about 100 inhabitants. The pottery industry declined due to soil and other factors leaving ruins, while pumping stations and a single store with post office served locals. Farming dominates the region as shelling fades and notable residents include A J Quigley and O A Bohnsack with Rev Fitzsimmons church services and Emma Ziher teaching at the village school.
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Montpelier
Muscatine
Davenport
Montpelier Township
Nye
Pine Mills
Pine Creek
A. J. Quigley
O. A. Bohnsack
F. H. Griggs
M. E
Fitzsimmons
Emma Ziher
Spelier
Describes a growing town near Davenport and Muscatine
The passage portrays a thriving, high moral, intelligent, thrifty community with growth potential. It notes most trade flows to Davenport, fourteen miles away, with some commerce reaching Muscatine, highlighting its desirability and regional ties.
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Davenport
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Read the Journal 10c a Week Ad Motto
A brief newspaper filler promotes reading the Journal at 10 cents weekly. It contrasts riskless gain with empty talk and likens loud talk to a donkey's bray.
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