Deafness Cure and Weekend Excursions Highlighted
The Semi-Weekly Herald discusses Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 guarantee for catarrh related deafness and promotes Pineules for kidney and rheumatic relief. It also details Iowa Central Railway weekend excursions with half-rate after Saturday noon and California rail deals through April 7.
Iowa Central Excursions and Other Travel Deals
The Iowa Central announces February 20 March 1 and 20 sale dates for round trip and one way tickets to multiple western and southern states at low rates to homeseekers and settlers. One way fares are two dollars above half fare with 21 day round trips at a set rate. Additional 21 day tickets are offered first and third Tuesdays to Southwest West Northwest points at a single fare plus 32 for round trip. From February 15 to April 7 reduced one way fares to California Oregon Washington and other western regions. Tours to Los Angeles and San Francisco depart Wednesdays in tourist cars via Kansas City Santa Fe. March and April settlers tickets offered each Tuesday at very low rates for Northwest settlement. Also mentions Red Cedar posts from Davis & Moser, and assorted ads for fencing, laxative syrup, and Cyclopedia Britannica sale.
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Iowa Central Railway
Wridays
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Kansas City
A. B Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Iowa Central
Northwest
Iowa Central Ry
Old Mexico
Santa Fe
Lawn, Central
Outlook in Finance Sees Solid Growth and Stable Conditions
The American Financial Outlook states demand exceeds production with orders filling capacity for about a year. It notes 40 percent facility expansion, a favorable year ahead, and few nonthreatening clouds. Banks face liquidity strain but trust companies lend long and support economic resilience. Reforms and stronger oversight are urged to curb speculative excesses and ensure sound finance.
The United States and The Immigration Question
John Graham Brooks argues immigration results are a mistake and urges humane assimilation. He contends the nation can integrate one million migrants as easily as thirty thousand fifty years ago, urging Americans to stop exploitation and coerced limits on newcomers.
Making a Library Known in New Jersey to Promote Its Work
J C Dana, librarian of Newark Public Library, presents a paper on Making a Library Known at a Long Island Literary club meeting in Brooklyn. He stresses newspapers as key allies, clear publicity practices, school partnerships, use of meetings and bulletins, and exhibitions to raise a library’s profile.
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C. Dann
New Jersey
Tella
J. C. Danna
Newark
N. 4
Long Island Literary Club
Brooklyn
Chicago Post
Dana
Lbrarian
Wisbrary
Mikes Tf
Lbrary
Population Club Eyeing Dallas Growth
J. M. McCormick, leading Dallas lawyer, told a Washington Post reporter at the New Willard hotel that a Population Club calling itself the One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Club plans to reach Dallas’ population target within two to three years. He said the city’s continued growth could meet or exceed that goal if current trends persist.
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Dallas
J. M. McCormick
Texas
New Willard Hotel
Washington
Dye Porter
Washington Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald
Hall
Ciengy & Co
Toledo
OA Swayze
Iowa Central Excursions
Davis & Moser
Cunard Steamship Line
Europe
Crescent Lumber Co
Smith & Reed
Cyclopedia Brittonica
Herald Office
Wilbert Shallenderger
Winchester
Eldora
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Pania
Finanes
United States
John Graham Brooks
Chicago
St. Paul
Allie
Great Western
B. Elmer
St. Paul, Minn
Drs. Fellows & Fellows
Incorp
Walnut Street
Iowa
Navional'sanx
Des Moines
Blanka
Wellings
Crure
Phoenix Nursery
Freman
J National Ry. Training School, Inc
Pacific Coast
Black
North-Western Line
Romihi
I. B. Kniskern
Chicago, Ill