City sidewalks and crossings must be kept clear and safe
The writer urges keeping Main Street sidewalks free of snow and ice since December 1, highlighting dangers and calling for city officials to enforce cleanliness on public property and crossings. They stress that public areas should set an example and that law respect hinges on officials as well.
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Christmas Season Prosperity for Towa Business Sees Cheer
The season brings good crops and favorable prices with no major disasters affecting health or prosperity. The country remains Republican and strong, described as having “teeth and toenail.” A merry Christmas to all patrons is wished.
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President's St Louis Outing Guard Totaled 1923 Officials
The account notes 1923 extra officials including track patrolmen on the president's St Louis outing, crews on train and pilot, secret service men, and ex tras. While guarding costs were debated, the piece questions whether such conspicuous protection truly enhances safety for public officers.
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Ship subsidies probe stalls as merchants oppose US flags
Washington hearing ends in frustration as practical merchants tell the committee the United States cannot afford ships or foreign competition. They insist on continuing old practices with European pauper labor serving as porters of the sea while Americans stay in less profitable lines.
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Russia Moves Toward Reform Amid Zemstvo Shadow
The Zemstvo memorial asking for constitutional government looms over the war news as the Czari sways between courtly opposition and liberal demand. Witte, the sage of Russia, last met the czar for much of an afternoon as rumors of constitutional demonstrations spread on December 20, marking emancipation anniversaries.
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Iowa's Big Crops In Annual Farmer Harvest Report
In his annual report J B Sage notes a total harvest by Iowa farmers reaching 889,380 bushels of corn and other crops. The figures show substantial yields for the year, reflecting strong agricultural output across the state.
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Iowa Crop Report Notes Record Corn Harvest in 1904
The report shows oats at about 118.5 million bushels and total state crop value around 201.2 million dollars, down from 256.4 million in 1903. Despite adverse conditions, corn production surpasses last year by over 5 million bushels, signaling a record for Iowa. The average farm product value is about 35 cents per bushel. Western business interests monitor outcomes closely as forecasts have historically fallen short.
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Letter Carriers Call for Increase in Pay After Election
A historic push by letter carriers and workers across government and private sectors calls for a wage raise. The piece blames rising prices on trusts and election outcomes, arguing many workers must live from hand to mouth while costs climb. It urges Republicans to accept the hard reality and endure the financial shift.
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January Delineator highlights fashions and staged costume school
The Delineator's January issue offers an attractive cover and varied contents with the latest fashion news, literary and domestic features, and a supplemented stage and costume article. The fragment hints at case relations and school of costume topics, indicating broad coverage of style and design.
Free College Scholarships Offered by The Register and Leader
The Register and Leader announces a twelve week term offer for Des Moines Iowa readers. Send twenty five paid subscriptions by February 14 1905 to receive a year of tuition board room light heat library and gymnasium fees in any department including preparatory normal college business pharmacy engineering music shorthand pen art and telegraphy. If the target isn't met the agent’s commission is paid for qualifying subscriptions. Apply now to The Register and Leader Des Moines Iowa.
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Faithful dog hunts for master in widow’s home
In Pleasantville News a Pella widow’s home saw whiskey spill from a tipped bottle and the memory of a dog, four years after his master's death, spurring the faithful animal to roam the house in search of the departed owner.
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