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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
2
The Waterlo o Reporter lists monthly and annual subscription prices for ecarrier and mail delivery. The passage also notes political commentary about Gladstone and election losses, questioning public engagement with government events and suggesting private life may be more favorable.
County assessors in Pottawattamie discuss abandoning the fixed valuation schedule. They favor listing livestock and other property by market value while retaining some guidance from the schedule. They note salary concerns, the need for accurate property measurement, and the law on contracts and crop taxation.
The Davenport Times announced Senator W. G. Magwach as Hayward for secretary of state. The move followed Joe R. Lane’s gubernatorial bid stalling the earlier plan. Debate notes primary effects on rural representation and city dominance, with regional leaders weighing outcomes and party unity.
State brief reports Earl Taylor was indicted in Des Moines for forgery, alleged to have raised a payroll by his wife, who left a neighbor’s home briefly. The story includes many local obituaries, accidents, and public notices from Iowa, with multiple named individuals and institutions.
The narrator tours a Welsh castle, noting its decayed moat and ivy overgrowth. A companion, Mr. Kesteven, guides him to hidden chambers where a conduit beneath the moat is glimpsed. In a tense moment Hood the servant and the innkeeper appear, foreshadowing further intrigue as the scene shifts to conversations about a tutor and an unexpected request.
A brief claim states Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is absolutely harmless for children. The note emphasizes safety for young users and urges mothers to recognize its harmless ingredients and suitability for kids.
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