Reading for youth and school uniforms in Iowa Normal text
Senator Funk urges disciplined reading as winter nears and warns against trashy literature. The piece highlights a Normal School discussion on a practical, healthful school uniform and dress reform for girls to promote health, modesty, and study focus. It notes election frauds in Tennessee and a Centennial in Nashville next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk
State -Normal School
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Ong
Norimal Hill
Iowa State Normal School
DeWitt
H. EB. Cole
Fennessee
Union
Nashville
Appointment of Administratrix in Humboldt County
The notice ordains the appointment of an administratrix for the estate of B. C. Handeland, deceased, Humboldt County Iowa. Creditors are instructed to settle claims with the Clerk of the District Court, with proper authentication, as required by law. Dated November 20, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Iowa
Igy
Hemborpt County
B. C. Handeland
Humboldt County
District Court of
Iowa
Was It Close In Kentucky And Indiana Polls
The article reviews electoral results and margins for McKinley and Bryan in Kentucky and Indiana, noting Kentucky’s small majority and Indiana’s record gains for McKinley. It highlights state-by-state comparisons, illiteracy, and wage figures, plus a humorous bet about Bryan’s election and other assorted clippings from across the region.
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Fort Dodge Messenger
Bryan Kien
Kentucky
Indiana
McKinley
Bryan
Broun
McKinle
McKinner
From The Cross Roads Barn Project And Local Notices
Jake Elmer builds a new barn. Rev Betts visited friends. John Bogart husks corn for Fred Holck. Mrs F W Beckwith is ill. Will Bray of Cows works for Beckwith. Fred Holck trips to Eagle Grove. RB Burtis of LaVerne buys fat cattle. Charley Bicknell attends Humboldt Teachers Association. Center district school begun with Miss Mary Bohen. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Walkner on Nov 30. Mr and Mrs John Fox of Britt visit before departing for Wisconsin. Mrs James Biddinger returns home from Independence after three weeks.
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Fred Holck
Eagle Grove
RB. F. Burtis
LaVerne
Charley Bicknell
Humboldt
Teachers Association
Center
Mary Bohen
George Walkner
John Fox
Britt
Wisconsin
James. Biddinger
Independence
Fox
Compound Liquid Sulphur Bath and Baptist Items
An old advertisement touts Compound Liquid Sulphur Bath as a skin care disinfectant and blood purifier with 16 baths per bottle, plus a Jacksonville, Illinois endorsement. The Baptist notes report upcoming baptism, Christmas committee tree plans, and New Year roll call. Major Picton praises Chamberlain's Colic Remedy used at the State Hotel in Denison, Texas, with H. S. Cole Drugist selling it. Magnetic Cough Syrup is promoted as a modern cough remedy.
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Acti
G. Cook
Jacksonville
Iul
H. B. Cole
Picton
State Hotel
Denison
Texas
Chamberlain
Major Picton
Cole
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California Ward
California Bureau of Information
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the Renwick Times
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Fla
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Review of Reviews
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the Times
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General Grant
Virginia Dist
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Yost
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McEnroe
Lawyer McEnroe
Whittemore
Jake Elmer
Rev. Betts
John Bogart
F. W. Beckwith
Will Bray
Cows
Capital Unlimited
Personal Responsibility
E. F. Bacon
W.f.bacon
Cashier
W. National Bank
Chicago
First National Bank
Webster City
Stata Bank
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Lows
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Fishards Son's
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