Pella seeks bids for sewer system and disposal plant 1910
City of Pella Iowa invites separate sealed bids for a disposal plant and city sewers including outlets and connections. Project details span 15 and 12 inch vitrified pipe lines, manholes, flushtanks, and a septic tank disposal facility with plans on file. Bids due July 6 1910 at 8 PM with security and bond requirements.
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Pella
Marion
Iowa
38Rd General Assembly of
Wm. Kruger
Aaid City Council
Iowa Engineering Co
Chase Block
Clinton
Kuypen
Deafness and its cure in constitutional remedies
The article explains deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It states deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube mucous membrane and from catarrh. It claims only constitutional remedies can cure deafness, noting catarrh as a cause and warning against local treatments.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Circulars Offered By Cheney Co
Advert suggests Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot be cured and promotes circulars from J Cheney and Co Toledo. It notes product sales by druggists at 75 cents and recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation. The text also includes quotes about enthusiasm and youth from Emerson and Aeschylus.
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Hall
J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Summer girl’s completion judged by signs and warnings
A terse note questions a young woman’s appearance and behavior, urging caution with a playful old phrase about “Presh Paint.” The tone mocks impropriety and seeks to remind readers of proper conduct. The piece uses quizzical humor to address social expectations.
Seventeen Fragments On Civic Plans and National Greetings
A collage notes Newton sewer approval, U S France trade near 250 million, corn spacing boosts yields, Mrs. Sage funds bird protection in the South, Democratic doubts in the sixth district, and Theodore Roosevelt’s warm return to America with gratitude for the welcome from Mayor Gaynor and the American people.
Return to duty in the United States
The speaker expresses joy at returning home to his own country and loved ones, pledging to help solve pressing problems to elevate the nation’s destiny. He insists that a president remains forever in debt to the American people, duty-bound to conduct himself so the people never regret their trust.
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Democratic
United States
The Cotton Conspiracy Indictment Details
The article discusses United States charges of conspiracy in restraint of trade against James A. Patten and seven others. It argues the same logic could apply to corn, wheat, or other commodities and even stocks. The piece posits future laws may ban speculative futures and margin calls.
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United States
James A. Patten
C. J
Too Sudden For Him And Other Quick Wits
A humor strip features a manager telling his wife that their office boy died, prompting a joke about lunches sent for the boss. A patient explains money cannot buy health, while the physician gains conscience. A couple exchanges wedding timing gags about proposals and acceptance.
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America
Dr. Pierce
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Versteeg Cos
H. Roorda & Co
Pella, Iowa
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Centerville Black
Scranton
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Rawson
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