Farm For Sale In Southern Iowa With Excellent Improvements
A 300 acre farm in southern Iowa offers rich soil and full cultivation this year except 20 acres in pasture. Fenced in 40 acre fields with 1265 rods of woven wire. improvements worth 10000 dollars include a two story ten room house and a large horse barn. Other structures cover cattle hog buggy and implement needs plus wind mills, a soft water well, orchard, shade trees, and tenant buildings nearby.
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Iowa
Weekly Notice From Sadler Bros Co Pella Iowa
The notice indicates publication every Thursday by Sadler Brothers Company based in Pella, Marion County, Iowa, detailing ongoing business listings and public notices.
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SADLER BROS. @ CO
Pella, Marion County
Iowa
City Directory Council Members Meet Schedule
City directory lists N J Gesman C Kuper John Buckingham John Bloem Wm Kruger and councilmen L P Grundman Jacob Plender A Waechter Avie DeBruine John Faassen K Vanitisseldorp. Council meets on the first and third Tuesday night of each month.
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N. J Gesman
A C. Kuper
John Buckingham
John Bloem
Kruger
Avie DeBruine
John Faassen K. Vanitisseldorp
Council
Pella News Highlights and Local Issues
Pella faces administration challenges while promoting business via Chronicle ads. The piece urges public school support and subscription drives. It notes water supply issues delaying Rock Island trains and Ottumwa schools starting weekly medical inspections for scarlet fever and other infections.
Protection for the Flag and Public Awareness of Fraud
The article notes a new flag protection statute to replace an older one and extend safeguards. It highlights patriotic interest in flag respect, cites a nationwide spread of laws, and mentions Postmaster-General Hitchcock warning of scams that have swindled millions via mail stock schemes. It urges public enlightenment to prevent fraud.
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Hitchcock
Governor Carroll outlines sweeping 1930s reform agenda
In a Tuesday read, Governor Carroll urges a temporary tax commission and amendments to primary law to define party affiliations. He proposes a public utilities commission, an arbitration board for labor disputes, an inheritance tax, revised inspection fees, and support for a federal income tax. Other ideas include a $50,000 contingency fund, state road supervision, broader boards of control, abolition of certain offices, revised collateral inheritance tax, dairy and health reforms, Shiloh monument funding, miner safety laws, foreign corporate filing fees changes, dormitory abolition in industrial schools, lower age limits for Mitchellville entrants, ending pardons for murderers, paroled salaries, moving blind/deaf schools, an epileptic colony, a recess committee for institutions, prisoner earnings for families, and reformatory transfers to Anamosa.
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Carroll
Public Utilities Commission
Iowa
Congress
Boards of Control and Parole
Atatd
State
State Dairy Association
State House
Board of Health Office
Shiloh Monument
Mitchellville School
Parole Board
Board of Control
State Board of Education
Eldora
Mitchellville
Anamosa
Waterloo Overseer Reports Poor Relief and Alcohol Impact
J. F. Klingaman records aid to 525 people in Waterloo for the year ending 1910 with 213 adults and 312 children aided. He notes 117 of 136 heads of families, or 6 percent, fell to poverty due to drunkenness, while aid reached 838 deserted wives with children. The piece also cites editorials on tax ferrets and Roosevelt criticism, plus a proposed law to criminalize flag desecration in Iowa.
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J. F. Klingaman
Waterloo
Dubuque
Roosevelt
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Cure, a blood and mucous surface remedy, is advertised as a non quack prescription from a top physician. The ad promises testimonials and lists Toledo, Ohio as the origin and 75 cents price, with Druggists selling the product.
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Hall
Chengy & Co
Toledo
Bound to Rise Obscure Boy Finds Path to Higher Job
A Long Branch New Jersey boy who earned a living by shoe shining attracts an insurance company officer. The officer offers him a messenger role for three dollars a week as a stepping stone toward a better future.
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Long Branch
N. J
A bootblack rises to cashier through study and honesty
A former bootblack earned praise for hard work and self improvement. He showed he would work even when not assigned, studied Latin, modern languages, and history, and specialized in insurance. Over the years he became cashier of the company and prepared for higher promotions, becoming intellectually superior to many graduates.
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Bootblack
Treat others well and you earn kind returns
An old man advises a younger one that insults come from the other person’s state of mind and circumstance. By treating others with courtesy a sunny face and a hearty greeting sparks reciprocity, while sourness yields sourness. The piece argues we mostly receive what we deserve based on how we treat people.
Fudging in Childhood Mirrors Adult Judging Habits
The piece compares a boy who fudges in marbles to adults who judge others and cheat in small ways. It argues that fair, honest conduct builds character, while bending rules harms reputation, relationships, and trust. It urges self control, courtesy, and fairness in all dealings.
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John
Dont nag or complain about husbands says home expert
Margaret E Sangster quotes advise wives in January Home Companion on keeping home a sanctuary. Do not complain about your husband to outsiders or spouses, avoid meekness, and resist nagging or sulking. Practical tips caution budgeting, paying as you go, and not fearing the maid.
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Margaret E. Sangster
John
Henry de la Pasture
Mother Songs Lullaby Plea From Detroit Free Press
A Detroit Free Press poem reflects on mother lullabies as the sweetest songs. It contrasts simple, soft cradle songs sung at night with grand operatic airs, praising gentle maternal tunes that soothe babies and guard dreams.
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Bylow Land
Dreamland
Detroit Free Press
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