Shuts Bustwase Manager Salary Noted In Brief
A fragment from a historic page records a brief mention of a manager named Shuts Bustwase and a salary figure of 1.80 dollars, with unclear context and year notation. The legible portion points to a short payroll or position reference among巻 era items.
Gadttorials and Political Promises Across the Nation
A survey of political maneuvering shows Joe Cannon facing a slipping bid for speaker and pledging tariff revisions, while Taft funds and Democrat spending are tallied. Cummins leads Lacy for senator as Garst presides. Railway shops in West Burlington prepare locomotives for repair, and Grinnell College plans a grand stand with both senior and junior student fundraisers.
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Wardfield
Iowa
College, Grinnell
County Board Proceedings Recount of Recent Session
The county board moved forward with petitions presented and a general review of county business. Officials documented actions from the latest session, noting approvals and items awaiting further consideration.
County farm workers and election officials list
The page itemizes numerous names with roles in county farm provisions and election duties. It lists judges of election clerks constables and those delivering and returning ballots, plus room rents and various small payments across many individuals, indicating a large local election support operation and farm supply allocations.
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Bates
Brown
Boydston
Brown J
Bayless
Brown Wilson
Breckenridge
Black
Baily
Brause Chas
Butcher Osa
Brillhart
Brennan
Blummer
Clark
Conn
Reuben Constable
Cochrane
Cowman
Conner
Crouch
Conrad
Cole
Conrey
Cotter
Collins
Collins Anna
Cecil
Dickerson & Savage Repairs
Dickerson Bros
Dickey
Davis J
Dean J
Dennis
de Wit
Constable Doughman
de Haan
Simon
Deitrick
de Reus
Dykstra
John Clerk
Electi Doughman
Doughman
Dykstra Albert L
Flanagan
Allison Constable
Freel
Fisher
Fall
Fry
Feenstra Dirk
Gamble Carl & Co Dry
County Farm Gans
Grimes
Gibbons Mike Constable Gullion MC
Garrison John Constable
Hart Tom Jr
Booth Heywood
Electio
Hardin
Hunter
Huff
Huber
Hollingsworth
Hanley James
Hogate
Juline A
Jordan
Johnson
Kurtz
Karnes
Kelso
Enstone
Kuyper
Kendall
Kimmell George
Laren
Loynachan
Leuty
Leutzinger
E Constable
Livingstone
LeGrand
Lecocq
John
Lyman
de Mentzer
Marsh
Momyer
Maddy
Miller
Millen
Mick
Munsell
Mullen
Nossaman
Nossamen
Neyenesch
Neely
Pauls Lumber Columber
County Farm
Parker J
Pella City Room
Porter Chas
Paulding L
Preston Thomas
Phelps Dow
John G
Poelstra Jacob
Owens
Rockafellow
Nate Work
Rose T
Ton Shoemaker
Shouck
Slocum
Straup
Sarver Earl
Snow
Lille
Tysseling
Toom John G
Tharp
Venus
Vernon
van Maren
van Klootwyk
I van Benthuysen
van Desseldorp
Elec
Vinson Thomas
van Ginkle Henry
van Roekel
Ver Dught
Chas
Worley
Willis
Woods
Wilson
Wormhoudt
Workman
Wilcox
White John
Britons Read Solid Books Decline in Novel Borrowing
English libraries report novels account for no more than 15 percent of work done by public libraries. UK libraries hold 4 million reference and 8 million lending books, with 11 million reference books consulted yearly and another equal number read without recording. Each year 60 million books go out for home reading. The Investigator notes shifting tastes toward science sociology and socialism.
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England
United Kingdom
Rembrandt House in Amsterdam to Become Museum
A rich Amsterdam donor funds restoration of Rembrandt’s former residence from 1639 to 1658. The plan, reported by the London Globe, converts the house into a museum with Rembrandt etchings, documents, and a gallery about his life and work.
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Rembrandt
Holland
London Globe
Amsterdam
Urban population shift from six to many cities by 1880s
The text traces urbanization from 1800 to 1880, noting the country’s urban share rose from one twenty-fifth to about one fourth across 286 cities by 1880. It records concurrent city counts rising from eight thousand or more residents to 286 cities, with later assertion of about one third urban population.
A GOOD DOCTOR AT DES MOINES OFFERS TREATMENT
A German physician Dr Bair offers one month treatment with instructions or free diagnosis and consultation for paralysis catarrh consumption rheumatism cancer fits piles tumors gall stones gravel liver or blood disease. Pay what you can when satisfied. Write your case to 1122 6th Ave Des Moines Iowa.
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Bair
6Th Ave
Des Moines
Iowa
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Pella
Pella, Marion County
Gadttorials
Joe Cannon
Panama Canal
Taft
Morgan
Carnegie
Peter van Vlissingen
Chicago
Cummins
Lacy
United States
Garst
West Burlington
Burlington
IHG County Board
Anyvou
Roberts
Reese
Roush
Homer
Risewick T
Rhynsburger
Rozenberg
Rhynsburger J.S
Reichard
Risewick
Samer & Son Clothing
Coi Farm
Schlotterback
Smith
Schroeder
Spaur C
Stevenson
Anty
Tion
Stevenson H
Jacob J
Shivvers
Woris of
Plergerb
Dr. Pierce
Rolice
Erce
Buffalo
Pierce
H.C. Payne, M.D
Ada M. French, M. D
Drs. Payne & French Citizens National Bank
S. G. Vander Zyl
C. E. Martin
S. S. Still College of Osteopathy
Boat's and
Vanderpol’s
Geo. J. Thomassen
W.G. Vander Oeg Thomassen
Vander Ploeg
Park
F.w.frahm
Garden Square
Chichester’s Pills
Diamond
Weadies
Dru
Chichester
Piamon Srand
Tnt
TER
Veenschoten
Kieius Shoe Store
East Side
Square
M. Porter
Pella Poultry Association
Pella, Iowa
H Rhynsburger
Chas Porter
T. T. Bakker
J. C. Mitten
Plette & Vander Linden
Mest Market
Lake Prairie District
Fair Pella
C. M. van Cleave Chas, Porter
Public Library
Carolyn van Vliet
H.C. Verploeg
East Franklin Street
John van Nieuwenhuyzen
West Side Square