Ames College Adds Two Year Agriculture Course
The Town State College plans a two year course in agriculture starting September to serve farm youth lacking high school training. The program complements the existing four year courses at Ames, which have seen record enrollment and strong return rates to farming. The new course targets practical farm work and public school agricultural education needs.
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State College
Agricul
Ames
United States
Iowa State College
The Register and Leader broadcasts Iowa convention election news
The Register and Leader promises fair impartial reporting on the state convention and general election. Subscriptions are mailed daily through November 15 with the big Sunday paper, pricing one dollar and a dollar fifty for the combined issue.
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Register and Leader
Iowa
Notice of Sale of Decedent Estate Real Property
In Marion County Iowa A N Van der LindenAdministrator files petition to sell the real estate of Jane Van der Linden deceased located in Pella Iowa North three fourths of Lots Three and Four in Block Twenty Four to pay debts The defendants Nancy Bemis Ernest Bemis and Leona H Van Der Linden must appear by October 2 1910 or face default judgment The petition was dated July 11 1910 at Pella Iowa and the court will sit in Knoxville Iowa
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Nancy Bemis
Ernest Bemis
Leona H. van der Linden
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
A. N. van der Linden
Jane van der Linden
Pella
Decedent
Knoxville
Good Roads Movement Draws 1800 Kansans to Smokers
The Business Men's Association of Larned Kansas hosted a good roads smoker attended by more than 1800 county residents. The event signaled a new era in building and maintaining better roads across central Kansas amid growing population and renewed optimism for road improvements.
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Business Men's Association of
Larned
Kan
Kansas
National Good Roads Association
Caesar
Europe
Need of Dry Roadbeds for Drainage
The article stresses that the foremost aim in draining a road is to reduce the water level along the route. It argues that lowering the top of the water table improves road stability and longevity, with emphasis on practical methods to keep surfaces dry and load-bearing.
Rural roads burden the ultimate consumer with high costs
The article argues that poor roads create heavy transportation costs, pushing up prices from farm to table. It cites wheat transport cost and compares domestic hauling to transatlantic shipping to show how road inefficiency taxes farmers, millers, bakers, and consumers. The piece endorses systematic road improvement and praises the Office of Public Roads for fulfilling a long felt need.
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Winnie
New York
Liverpool
United States
Office of Public Roads
Harnden Promises Pro-Road Policy as Missouri Judge
W. W. Harnden, newly elected county judge in Jackson county Missouri, declares good roads as his top priority. He aims to model rock road standards, involve Kansas City funding, keep roads in first class repair, and accelerate road oiling to finish within a month for dust-free driving season. He plans to work with Judge Patterson to improve annual oiling and road quality.
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W. W. Harnden
WV. W. Harnden
Missouri
Jackson County
Kansas City
To Force Road Building in Altoona
Officials of the Altoona Motor club plan to prosecute negligent road supervisors to compel clearing loose stones and repairing highways. District attorney may be asked to take action. Some supervisors on major roads have not cooperated while others do. A proposed Good Roads effort suggests army enrollment to improve roads. A local paper tracks carriers who help drag roads, publishing a roll of honor for publicized good deeds.
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Altoona Auton
Altoona (Pa,) Motor Club
Build For Permanency At Good Roads Convention
A speaker argued land and property rise in value with market and leisure access, and that accessibility boosts value. He warned against wasteful highway spending and urged building for permanency with future considerations guiding money and labor.
Good Highways Uplifting. nothing that contributes uplift than good roads
A concise note celebrating road improvement and its civic value, emphasizing better highways as a driver of progress and daily convenience for communities and commerce. It highlights optimism about infrastructure benefits without detailing specific projects or dates.
Proprietary stomach health promise from Dr Caldwell
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative tonic to cure stomach trouble and constipation. It cites cases from War renaburg and Louisville, urges readers to request a free trial bottle, then to buy a regular bottle for 60 cents or 1 dollar. The appeal invites personal inquiries to Dr. Caldwell at Monticello, Illinois.
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Caldwell
J. C. Lanham
Warrenaburg
William Voll
Eilis Son
Louisville
Dr. Caldwell
Cald
Dr. Coldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Blog
Monticello
Dr Miles Heart Remedy Claim from Kentucky Farmer
A Wilmore Kentucky resident recalls severe dropsy in 1902 and heart swelling, saying Dr Miles Heart Remedy cured him. He attributes tonic support to heart nerves and muscles and notes the remedy’s money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Miles Medical Co sells the product.
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Miles
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Inde
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H. C. Verploeg
Firet
Colorado
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Neestant
MR. Farmer
Pella Tank & Pipe CO
Bert van Vark
Versteeg Co
S. G. Vander Zyl
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