Directors of Manufacturers Merchants Farmers and Others
A notice seeks individuals serving as directors for a commercial group including manufacturers merchants and farmers. The document invites qualified persons from related trades to join the board and guide organizational activities.
How Counties Were Named
The article recounts how Iowa counties got their names, linking many to battles, generals, Indian tribes, explorers, and notable figures. It covers Mexican and revolutionary war heroes, river-derived city names, and notes on counties like Dubuque and Boone, with details on naming debates and authorities involved.
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O'Brien
John O'Brien
Page
Join Cage
Palo Alo
Ringgold
Samuel Ringgold
Palo Alico
Scoll
Winfield Scoll
Iowa
Taylor
Zachary Taylor
Warren
Joseph ‘Warren
Bunker
The Woman and the Judge in a Tokyo Hall Tale
In a translated letter from Japan Lafcadio Hearn recounts Oyama chief of the general staff as a judge advocate in Tokio. He stood by a doorway when a tall woman glided past and impressed him, prompting an involuntary exclamation about her beauty. She overheard, smiled, and remarked on his judging.
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Japan
Lafcadio Hearn
Oyama
Parva
New York Tribune
Aivocate Et Tokio
Judge Orama
Mark Twain in Muscatine A Portrait of His Early Years
Residents recall Samuel Clemens in Muscatine living near the high bridge in a small east house with his family. Articles recount his boyhood, family routines, river views, and the local memories of his humorist beginnings and later reflections on Muscatine and Hannibal.
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High Bridge
Bamuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Orrin
Henry
Samuel
Mississippi
Herg
Twain
Mark
Jay
Nethorhood
Ned
Pennsylvania
Lacey
Greenville
Miss
Ship Island
Poleon
Arkansas
Vy & Memphis
Henry Clemens
Ilgamer
Memphis
Muscatine
Hannibal, Mo
Clemens
Mascaline
Sitooth
Topersippi
Mart
Oso
New York
Lower Fifth Avenue
St Louis
Murcatine
Keokuk
Great River
Grant
Sonstent
Lincoln
Nevada
Lim
Catio Mors
Bork
Europe
Vanescents
Platford
Saeed
Pquatoy
Rel
Dickens
Thackeray
America
Noisy animal lesson panics Kansas City kindergarten class
A Kansas City kindergarten class atmosphere turned chaotic during a teacher led exercise to imitate animals. One child remained silent whispering I am a rooster and Friday in a low voice, while peers mimicked lions barking and birds singing.
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Jesson
Eich
Bin
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Alexander Vor Humboldt
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