Women and War Echoes in a Turbulent Era
A column endorses women’s suffrage and public involvement while lampooning anti suffrage views. It rails at wartime inflation, taxes, censorship, and religious schooling, urges disarmament, and urges personal responsibility against alcohol. It notes immigration, press criticism, and a call for a united world fleet.
Where Do We Come From Population Report in 1910 Census
J. J. Bruce discusses the 1910 census figures showing 81,731,957 white population with 32,243,382 foreign born ancestors and 49,488,575 native whites. He notes Cherokee citizens in Oklahoma and lists foreign stock by nationality, concluding America is the greatest amalgamator of the world while omitting Ham where possible.
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Oklahoma
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Shem
Japheth
Adam and
Hive
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Ham
J. J. Bruce
Notice of Admin Appointed in Iowa Probate
In Pocahontas County Iowa Alfred Gad is named administrator of the estate of Axel Gad deceased. He has qualified and all debts and claims should be presented as required by law for allowance and payment.
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Fort Dodge
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Courts of Justice
Iowa
Pocahontas County
Axel Gad
Gaid
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