Announcing candidacy for supervisor in 1903 primary
Terald announces that C Ek Berner of New Providence Iowa will seek the Republican primary June 6 1903 for member of the board of supervisors, subject to voters decision. The text includes endorsements for the Republican party and reflections on philanthropy and agricultural innovation, with unrelated local notices and court tax decisions folded into the page.
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Terald
Board of Supervisors
C. Ek. Berner
New Providence
Iowa
Homeseekers Tickets Offered at Low Rates
Homeseekers tickets to nearly all points on sale at low rates by Chicago Great Western Ry and first third Tuesday of each month from November to April inclusive. Available in through tourist sleeping cars. For particulars apply to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer GPA Chicago Ill.
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Great Western Ry
Great Western
J P Elmer
GPA
Ill
County Board Names Dr Marsh County Physician
The Radcliffe Signal reports the board of supervisors appointing Dr. Marsh of Hidora as county physician for $800. Most county doctors agreed to assist him with trips and labor for the poor, except four candidates who declined to donate time. The Herald criticizes the arrangement as a poor method.
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Board of Supervisors
Marsh
Hidora
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Burgess
Tunt
Young
Breneman
Radcliffe
Iterald
Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News
A collection of aphorism like lines on luck folly and social polish. It notes how pity and love relate and mocks laziness advice and gender norms with crisp quips attributed to Chicago News. The tone resembles a syndicated opinion blurb offering wry social commentary.
School report and Valentine day activities reach local pupils
Richard Speers left 10th grade duties while Donald Miles returns after days away. Enrollment stands at 400 per Prof. Hunt. Four dozen supplementary readers purchased by the board will be loaned to students. Valentine events fill primary grades as eighth graders tour the high school and view physics. Miss Suehne re elected to teach music for Cedar Falls summer term. Sophomores hosted by Mrs. Clara Lewis with original valentines. Ruby Webber wins best animal card prize and Ruby Martin also receives one. Sophomores finish last year’s unsolved junior problems. About fifty pupils attend Col. Geo Bain’s lecture after Mr. Hunt announces free tickets.
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Richard Speers
Donald Miles
Prof. Hunt
Board of Education
Hunt
Suehne
State Normal School
Cedar Falls
Clara Lewis
Donald Lewis
Earl Borsack
Ruby Webber
Ruby Martin
Low Rate Homeseeker Excursions Offered by Iowa Central
The Iowa Central Railway announces low rate homeseeker excursions on the first and third Tuesdays of February March and April 2003. Tickets to west southwest south and southeast points are one fare plus 2 dollars for round trip, valid up to 21 days from sale. Inquiries to any Iowa Central ticket agent or A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minnesota 430.
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Iowa Centr
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Land transfers and values in Iowa Falls and nearby towns
A compilation of property transfers listing grantees and grantors, parcel descriptions and prices in towns including Iowa Falls, Alden, Ackley, Garden City, Steamboat Rock, and Cleves. Transactions involve numerous lots, blocks, and additions with sale amounts ranging from 1000 to 8712 dollars and dates implied by parcel references.
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D Lang
Carpenter
Buttolph & Smiths
Iowa Falls
Neford
HE Word
North
Josephyle Et.al
Bump
Wales
W & S Cartwright
Steamboat Rock
L C Newland
JI Carleton
J Cavana
PD Vanderburg
Trigh Newton
Central
Alden
FR Reumper
F D Peet
Bliss Riverside Park
TI Kerssen
W & B Jackson
Ackley
Ballard Et al
O Fedden
Pleasant Ridge
Garden City
Free Wall Atlas Offered by The Herald
The Herald offers a new up to date wall atlas at no charge to every subscriber. The atlas includes world flags on the front page Iowa map with county seats on the second page a United States map on the third page and circular maps of the Western and Eastern hemispheres on the following pages. Capitals with population areas and settlements are listed, making it a valuable home reference. It retails for $1.00 but is available only at The Herald office with limited supply.
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Herald
Wallatlas
Earth
Iowa
United States
Land and Emigration Circle Seeks Southwest Information
The M kK and T R joins the Colonization agency to publish a monthly paper with authentic southwestern information. It seeks farmer names east of the Mississippi and asks agents to contact commercial clubs or prominent citizens to gather addresses for the mailing list. James Barker, general passenger and ticket agent, St. Louis.
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Southwest
Mississippi River
James Barker
St. Louis
Stops the Cough and Cures the Cold with Rocky Mountain Tea
A vintage advertisement claims laxative BromoQuinine tablets cure a cold in one day with condition no cure no pay. It promotes pimples faded complexion chapped skin rough hands and eczema as cured by Rocky Mountain Tea marketed by Ellsworth Drug Co.
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Rocky Mountain
Ellsworth Drug Co
Progressive Towns and the Right Kind of Citizen
A civic essay on the difference between progress and stagnation in towns. It argues that the right kind of citizen funds local growth at home, supports schools churches libraries, and backs public improvements while paying fair taxes. The wrong kind focuses on others and neglects local advancement.
Value of Good Schools and Liberal Educational Appropriations
Opinion piece arguing that strong school funding attracts residents and businesses. It asserts citizens should vote for generous school budgets, cites Benjamin Franklin on pennies for schools, and notes that well funded schools draw pupils from nearby areas who support local merchants.
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Benjamin Franklin
Local newspapers and town welfare through advertising
The piece argues that local papers serve town interests more than any business group and depend on local merchants and owners for support. It warns that scant advertising from locals forces papers to seek outsiders, hindering their ability to advocate for the town and its residents. It urges liberal advertising expenditure to see positive local results.
Artificial Stone Sidewalks Endurance and Cost
Artificial stone sidewalks are stated to outlast wooden sidewalks by fifteen years and brick by eight to ten years. They are smooth and firm, require little or no repair, and despite higher initial cost, are economically advantageous. The quality of a town is reflected in its streets and sidewalks.
Road care plan near Trenton praised as worthy imitation
Farmers near Trenton New Jersey adopted a simple road upkeep plan by each man caring for the road in front of his farm. They recently met to agree on this method and report remarkable improvements in county roads as a result.
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Trenton
N. J
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