Reforms for Public Schools and Citizen Savings
A fragmented quotation argues for extending industrial education in public schools and learning trades to create useful citizens. It proposes a school savings system with bonds issued to taxpayers in small denominations, keeping interest local. The plan suggests early financial discipline and criticizes a system that produces non-producers.
Farmer Offers Free Rent Lands to Trusted Tenants
An Ohio farmer offers three of his owned farms rent free to any responsible tenant who will pay taxes and assessments, maintain fences, carry repairs, and improve soil fertility. The parcels total 40, 50, and 60 acres respectively and lie idle with no income or tax payments. He argues for simple economical government focused on the greatest good.
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Radicalism and Business Confidence in 1924 Politics
The piece argues that radicalism poses no threat to banking, manufacturing, farming, and trade, claiming the political system will endure. It links improved radical measures to stock and bond gains, notes a waning third party fervor, and urges ordinary Americans to vote themselves rather than rely on others to vote for them.
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Busines
Stoend
Fight over sugar tariff reduction in newspapers
Inquiries abound about tariff policy, arguments challenge protection needs of American industries, and calls arise to determine exact requirements for fair competition with foreign producers, urging careful study by experts rather than partisan battles.
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America
Rm Basia
Thusitesa Jira
Notce
Pali Axpense
Farm surprise ends in river mishap during hunt for clothes
A farmer allegedly brought produce to Renwick and planned a surprise for his wife by buying a suit and hat. After hiding them, he removed his clothes at the riverbank and tossed them away, then later claimed the outfit had vanished. He urged a companion to wake Maud for the planned reveal.
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Renwick
Maud
Death notice for Chapman Ward Chapman in Humboldt County
Chapman Ward Chapman born in Betheleham New York September 16 1826 died August 1 124 age 98. Survived by four daughters two sons seventeen grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Funeral at Baptistr church with Rev Gerald Norton and Dr A W Gaul, burial Vernon cemetery. Attendees from New Orleans Los Angeles Rockford Mockford Branton Ames and Humboldt area.
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Chapman, Wienezer Wart
Betheleham
New York
Hut L-morith
Thage
Wisconsin
Renwick
Humboldt County
Lillian Kuhn
New Orleans
Kiel Nash
Los Angeles
Cal
Eda
Patrick
Rockford
Effie Lockwood
Ec, Ward
Brandon
Tawa
Frank
Rengrick
Evekwood
Gerald BP. Norton
A. W. Gaul
Ames
Hurial
al_ Vernon
Idell Nash
Los Angel
Baker
Mockford
Ill
Branton
Iowa
Fred’ Loyrién
Byron Wilder
Vern Glichten
Ons. Mloyd
Gordon
Humboldt
William Riley Benedict born in Wisconsin dies in Renwick Iowa
William Riley Benedict was born March 22 187? in Kennimore Wisconsin and died August 19 1994 at age 74 years 3 months 28 days at his Renwick Iowa home. He married Phebe Palmateer in March 19? They lived on a home farm before moving to Renwick. He leaves a brother Henry in Minneapolis and sister Myra Agard of Goldfield plus many relatives. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with burial at Lani cemetery.
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William" Riley Benedict
Kennimore
Grant County
Wisconsin
Renwick
Minnesota
Nin
Wien
Tthey
Henry
Minneapolis
Minn
Myre Agard
Guldfield
Down
Konerak
Methodist Church
Roy
R. E. Cook
Benedict
Laura Newvilla
Port Dodge
Guy Hen
Spee’s grave discovery sheds light on ancient tombs
An article discusses Thirteen Afty-rigiht Vi and a set of ancient tombs linked to pharaohs. It notes many tombs remain unfound or unnamed, with some rulers having brief reigns and lost records. A contemporary interview references Mrs. Moshand praising a husband for kindness and support in a reflective domestic vignette.
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Méetrepolitaig
Aks
Spee
Fas
Arhs
Feze Wives Willing to Give Husbands Credit
An intel liga woman shares stories about family struggles and reputations. The speaker recalls a surprising remark about life choices and enduring grace, noting a rare comment heard in years of acquaintance.
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Santewli
Wouter
Frazzled bandmaster laments tuba player lunch mishap
Victor Alessandro, a school board bandmaster, and a colleague discuss a favored tuba player who may be fired. The friend laments the decision, blaming the staffer for bringing lunch in a troublesome manner, though praising the player's past performance.
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Acenaintince
Tosa
Mr. Alessander
Trouston
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