Date of Teachers Meeting Set for Scott County Normal
County Superintendent Range announces this year's Scott County normal institute will be held at the high school building Ang 25 to 28 inclusive with Dr. Owen of Chicago as lecturer and instructors secured from May, Chevalier, Ernst Otto, J. H. Paarman, and Miss Pattee from Des Moines. Chinaman Ling Yu Lin released after paying a $50 fine following a 15 day jail term for unlicensed peddling. Police seek man who swindled Fred Christenson out of 16.50 by selling him a borrowed horse. Informer R. H. Chase of Muscatine arrested in Ottumwa on illegal liquor charge. hearing set. Funeral honors for A J Kimball former Rock Island superintendent held at Trinity Church. Wires underground deadline August first set for Western Union and Rock Island lines by city council.
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Scott County Normal Institute
Ang
Dr. Owen
Chicago
May
South Dakota
Chevalier
Muscatine
Ernst Otto
J. H. Paarman
Davenport
Pattee
Des Moines
Fred Christenson
Bettendorf
Christenson
Chris
R. H. Chase
Ottumwa
United States
Bush
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rock Island
W. J. Lloyd
Western Union
Amos Young
J. &. Jennings
E. F. Brennan
Aldrich Faulted Over Paper Prices and Wood Supply
A lengthy letter tabled in Washington on June 24, 1909, sharply rebukes Senator Nelson W. Aldrich for claims about newsprint costs. It cites testimonies from General Felix Agnus and the Providence Journal, noting $2.50 per hundred and a $5,000,000 annual rise in prices. The letter challenges Aldrich’s assertions on wood availability, sulphite pulp use, Canadian pulp imports, and census investigations, arguing a broader press misrepresentation and urging correction. It also covers related items on local strikes and accidents from Moline, Bettendorf, and surrounding areas.
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Washington
Aldrich
Washington, D. C
Nelson W. Aldrich
United States Senate
Senate
Congressional Record
International Paper Company
House Committee
Felix Agnus
Baltimore American
Providence Journal
Union
Maine
Texas
Canada
United States
Forester Pinchot
New York State
Census Bureau
Wood
North
Forestry Service
Senator Brown
Nebraska
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Sickly children need relief and mothers seek comfort for their families. The ad promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to ease colds teething disorders headaches and stomach trouble with a claim of never failing and free trial mailing to Allen S Olmsted Roy N Y.
Lane's Family Medicine Herbal Tea Promotes Bowels Health
A tonic laxative herb tea named Lane's Family Medicine claims to cleanse the bowels and restore proper function unaided. Presented as the top health builder, the ad urges readers to buy a 25 cent package from any druggist or dealer and to try the famous herb tea regardless of past remedies.
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Lane
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Ling
Yu Lin
Tenson
A. Kimball
J Kimball
Rock Islands Road
New Hampshire
Trinity Episcopal Church
Dean G. DeWitt | Dowling
Oakdale
Senator Aldrich
Virginia
North Carolina
Luke Condant
Simday
R. S. Condant
Martin A. Kronholm
Sixth Avenue
Moline
Cincinnati
Queen City
Theodore Miller
W. C. Lawson
Miller
H. N. Williams
C. S. Barkland
New York
Minneapolis
Mr. Williams
Barkland
Jack Larribee
Burtis
Mary Mannering Compan
Grace Gardner Company
Europe
France
Wn Hedin
Philip Hedin
People's Trust & Savings Bank
Bettendorf Axle Company
Iowa
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel & Tin Plate
Sylvan Steel
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Hudson River
Chisholm
Belgo
Finance Committee
Oy Smoot
Smoot
Jones
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Weks
Joan Norris
American Newspaper Publishers . Association
Wrights
Wright Brothers
Port Myer
For Myer
ARGUS
America
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co
Marquette Building
Mvorks
la Salle
Ill
Rock Island Sand & Gravel CO
Rock Island, III
Rock Island Distributors
People’s National Bank
PAIS
Alaska -Yukon - Pacific Exposition
Portland
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Station
Park
Union Pacific
Seattle
The
Northwest
J. G. Neimyer
General Agt
Jackson Blvd
INI
Corn Products Refining Company
Rupper
CHANNON @ DUFVA
West Seventeenth Street
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