Plant Dollars at Home to Boost Local Prosperity
A fragmented, 19th century style plea urges residents to spend money locally to support merchants and build the town. It argues that success hinges on community patronage, with emphasis on keeping dollars within the area to fuel property investment, taxes, and regional growth, while condemning reliance on distant big-city merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yithalise
Otheayquihé Corvierstone
Smbty
Fuillis
Miatter Howe
Besin &Community
Bucaifmen Cesst
Love and Strife in a Chicago Household
A wealthy Chicago family confronts a fragile romance as Ernestine binds to Will Todd, a poor yet talented newspaper artist. Jealousy, class pressures, and a drifting marriage lead to separation, affairs, a midlife arc, and eventual attempts to rebuild through art, family, and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innéstine ‘Briceland
Chicago
Will Todd
Carpenter
Slater Lillian
Enneny
Willmond
Buy your hunting and fishing license at the Leader office
Community advisory urges residents to obtain hunting and fishing licenses at the Leader office. Officials remind anglers and hunters to carry valid credentials and renewals through local channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Bank bribe plan to drop indictment targets Loring
Ernestine and Pastano discuss a bribery scheme to drop the indictment against Loring Ham ilton, involving twenty thousand dollars. Ernestine resists, revealing Will’s money is involved, and she plans to confront Will about the plan before the bank closes. The scene ends with her rushing to locate Will at the old river office.
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John Poole
Will
Priestine
Ruby Pastano
Pastano
Ernestine
Tommy
Tucker
Nee Pools
Loring
Lillian
Briceland
Todd Houge
Ernest
Thelni
Todd
di Ion
Loving
Pastang
Korte
Briecelinda
Joh Poole
Poole
Todds
Ernestine Soes
Langeley Lake
Leada
Chicago
Wil
Tie
Hamilton
Shim
Uke
W. Mellime
Snrestine
Inchild
Walts
Willy
Manestine
Ruby
Ding
Ats
Amy
Wit
Parhans
Paris
Juan
Langley Lake
Yvill
Troestine
toySa
Bers
Cheels
Jitime
Norané
Paper Inc
Mr. Pastano
Ty Ernestine
Pustdno
Belmont, Avenue
Atahion
Breeding Affects Corn Drought Resistance Finds Iowa State Study
A Iowa State College agronomy group at the Farm Crops Department led by Jon L. Dobinson reports that drought response varies by corn strains. Some hybrids wilt and fire under dry heat, while others resist better, influenced by breeding, soil depth, and cultivation. The study notes crossbreeding could enhance drought tolerance across strains.
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atowa-State College
Jon L. Dobinson
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State ‘College
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