Iowa General Assembly Opens With Gov Cummins Message
The thirty-first Iowa general assembly convened at the state house. James A. Smith presided in the senate and Geo. W. Clark in the house. Gov. Cummins urged uniform life insurance policies, primary election reforms to curb railways, end free railroad transportation, strengthen liquor and public health laws, and amend child labor and juvenile court statutes. He warned on adulterated foods and urged early action on related investigations and legislation.
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General Assembly
Iowa
State House
Assembly
House
Senate
James A. Smith
Geo. W. Clark
Cumming
Cummins
New York
Lfe
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Normal School
Bank slogan from Department of Peoples Trust Co ad
An advertising notice proclaims the Department of Peoples Trust Co as the bank that serves all, offering convenient access to your money and paying interest. The ad emphasizes universal service and customer trust at the bank’s sign.
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Department of Peoples ‘Trust Co
LeGrand family arrives for new pastor posting
Smoke Advertiser and Prophet Cigars Rev and Mrs A LeGrand arrive from Appleton Wisconsin and stay with B F Keables until parsonage furnace is installed The Rapist pastor and wife will move in once ready The couple’s household goods arrived earlier this week and are stored at the parsonage The second Reformed church observes a well attended week of prayer with growing interest and potential continuation The world wide week of prayer covers all churches of the faith and denomination but this week is not a special evangelistic campaign
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A. LeGrand
Appleton
Wisconsin
B. F. Keables
Second Reformed
Harvey banker in Chicago for business week
R G Emmet of Harvey, cashier of the First National Bank of Flarvey, was in the city last week and remains in Chicago this week on business. The notice praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a liver health remedy, selling through H M Langerak.
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R. G. Emmet
Harvey
Chicago
First National Bank of Flarvey
DeWitt
H. M. Langerak
Special Announcement on Seasonal Clothing Discounts
A merchant announces a clearance of men’s, boys’ and children’s overcoats, cloaks, furs, walking skirts, tailor made suits, suits, and trousers with discounts up to 33 percent before February 15 1906. Cash discounts apply from now until February 15 1906 to encourage bulk buys ahead of wool price rises.
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Turkey
Pella
Keables
Germany
France
Keables Drug Store
Iowa General Assembly
Altoona
H. M. Laugerak
Bank For Savings
Smoke Advertiser & Prophet Cigars
A. van der Kraan
Heist
Wormhoudt’s Clothing House