Change of Address and Public Critique in a News Page
The passage discusses postal address changes for subscribers and asserts the need to keep old and new addresses on file. It condemns anonymous criticism, promotes accountability, and mocks political broadside rhetoric. A Des Moines Capital reference notes critique of reform and a Los Angeles millionaire sentenced to the chain gang for speeding, arguing such punishment may curb law defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Chwin
Los Angelas
Settlement Hope Fails To End Waterloo Strike
A conference between the street railway management and Central Labor representatives yielded no immediate settlement. The Reporter supports a rapid amicable agreement, warning against prolonging the strike’s damage to the city, public welfare, and industrial prospects while urging concessions to end the dispute promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway Company
Central Labor Organization
Anonymous Real Estate Man Criticizes Street Car Strike
An anonymous letter signed Real Estate Man criticizes street car strike troubles, urging police reorganization and condemning city authorities and newspapers as cowardly and servile. The Reporter notes the charge may be misplaced and that papers have protested the disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derhane
Worth Remembering or Cowartice Against Newspapers
Fragmentary ad style text discusses cough remedies and misdirection in advertising. Mentions Honey, a yellow package, and firms like Schuneman and Wangler Bros. & Shug. Ends with a critical note on cowardice and misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuneman
Wangler Bros
Shug
Westgeer
Bropneck
Tata
Foley
W. B. Schuneman
Weatwear G
Brenatek
Notable Living Governors and Long-Lived Figures
A survey highlights Missouri's oldest living ex governor Thomas T Crittenden and four other surviving governors David R Francis William J Stone Lon Stephens and A Dockery. It notes Witten Forter the youngest professor at a Bowdoin related college born Rexburg Massachusetts who studied at Harvard while supporting a widowed mother. Also mentioned is Supreme Court Justice William Moody with a sister who cares for him in Washington and a Georgia related education board appointment for Miss Alabama Santa Salyers who travels to towns to spur school improvements. Santa Salyers is said to be over 113 years old with 15 living children and recent photographs show family members including a great granddaughter and great great grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas 'T. Crittenden
Missouri
Thomas ‘T. Crittenden
David R. Francis
William J. Stone
Lon. ¥. Stephens
Dockery
Nee” Santa Salyers
Mayking
Cumberland Mountains
Mr. Salyers
Brand Son
100 Bushels Corn to the Acre Promises Farmers Aid
The Reporter urges Blackhawk county farmers to aim for 100 bushels of corn per acre in 1907. It highlights seed selection, seed testing by germination, and a simple germination box method using waxed boxes and moist sawdust. A $20 premium is offered for the best 12 ears by April 1, with Prof Holden’s evaluation in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk County
Holden
Daily Reporter
Matt
Parrott Sins
Waterloo
Iowa
Max Rohwer
Wuloide
Clinton
Tama County Levy Tops 318232 94 For 1907 Taxes
Tama county faces a total levy of 318232 94 for 1907 covering all property taxes to fund township county city and state government. The county pays over 45000 yearly to state colleges at Ames Cedar Falls and Iowa City and over 25000 is sent to Des Moines for state government. bridge and school funds and dog taxes are detailed, with school costs and teacher salaries highlighting the fiscal picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fama
Des Moines
Tama County
Ames
Cedar Falls
Iowa-City
Iowa
Aguicultural College
Normal
State University
Foley
Pure Food and Drugs
College
Atii Law
W. B. Schuneman
Wangler- Bros
Westveer & Brenneck
District School Reports From Blackhawk County Districts
Under this hearing the Reporter will publish reports of any district school in Blackhawk county. Teachers are invited to send in reports as regularly as they are made. Report of Crain Creek school for month ending March 41 enrollment 28 average attendance 24 neither absent nor tardy. Martha Schutte Quester Maricle Ernest Notiger and Win Notiger Winneys in spelling contest Feb 224 Violet Maricle Bertha Tease CORAL SHINING Teacher Be Report of Beaver Valley school for month ending March 8 Hardlimegt 24 neither absent nor tardy Og mar Madsen Mamie Miler Einar Madsen Helge Madsen James Bridge Lilie Miller Ernest Miller M. OSA LYLE Teacher Report of Benzington Center school for month ending March 8 Enrollment 26 average attendance 22 neither absent nor tardy Ernest Schmidt Tohnnies Schmidt Albert Schmidt Earle Wetzel Hana Wetzel Herbert Shining Dolly Shinne Esther Shining Florenca Shining Alice Jarrod Those not absent or tardy during term Ernest Schmidt Johnnie Schmidt Herbert Shining Farle Wetzel Blanche Jolls Teacher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk County
Crain -Creek
Honth
Martha Schutte
Quéster Maricle
Ernest’ Notiger
Beaver Valley
Hardlimegt
Ogmar Madsen
Mamie Miler
Einar Madsen
Helge Madsen
James Bridge
Lilie Miller
Ernest Miller
M. Osa Lyle
Benzington Center
Ernest Schmidt
Tohnnies Schmidt
Albert Schmidt
Earle
Wetzel
Hana
Herbert Shining
Dolly Shinne
Esther Shining
Florenca Shining
Alice Jarrod
Johnnie “Schmidt
Farle Wetzel
Blanche Jolls
Obituaries and Notices From A Mixed Iowa Ledger
State Netas in Brief casts F. Sehenader and others among long-time residents of Muncanes cuaniy. A dozen items mention deaths including Mrs. Whitmarsh of Denmark and Mrs. Peterson, with details of ages and kin. The piece notes death during Eastern vacation, reform bills, and local court actions such as a license request by J Shoemaker and a murder charge refiled after a shooting in Harrison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Henderson
West Fitt Dodge
Hendrickson
Min
Nne Peterson
Mornimgity College
Will
Sioux
Sirs
Peterson
Experimental Station bulletins on feed-stuffs and stock foods
Two Iowa State College Experiment Station bulletins detail adulteration in commercial feed stuffs and stock foods, listing mills, ingredients, and pricing. Bulletin 46 analyzes mill feeds with composition and which communities were studied, while Bulletin 87 offers an exhaustive study of stock foods and manufacturer claims. The notices also promote obtaining the bulletins from Director C F Curtigg Ames Iowa. A separate medical ad advertises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Oheimtcal
Towa
Iows
C.F
Curtigg
Ames
Also Mentioned on This Page
Owe
Eouhen
F A Parrott
William ‘Moody
States-supreme Court
Washington
Esverhill
Mass
Mra Roosevelt
Missatona-Burns
Board of Education
Sehise
Wehall
Alabama
Mubjenk
Armes
Corm
Walil
Te Smite Ag
Brown
Tama
Dubuque
State of Dubuque
Keane
Geo L. Cady
The
Mist Congregational Church
Senate
Mtt
Total Peddie
Ais Ehildren
Tian Lig
State University of Town
Arthur Brown
R. S. Brown
Arthur
Spiegel
Virginia St
Evansville, Inc
Ahso
Foleys
Monty
Sela
Anrw
B. Schuneman
Albericangitzen
Westveer & Brembeck
Mweftud
Crain
Bennington Center
F. Sehenader
Muncanes Cuaniy
Pultoa
Kwaa
Jews City
Brauiea
Hall & Beller
Boyd
Poventy-Ave Ak
Hla, Whitmaral
Denmark
Tya
Charles Scellinger
Mason City
United States
New Presbyterian
Debiie
Carnegie
Rs. McEwan
Pittsburg
Shaw
John L. McGee
Port Dodge
San Francisco
Doore
Nabeth Osborne
First ‘Congregational Church
Burlington
Hag
President Roosevelt
Robert Eaton
Branford White
Mr. Shoemaker
Domo
Hig Etepmioteer
Mort Hrndige
Adh, Ball
Harrison Gountry News
Migscuri Valley
Balt
Logan
Harrison County
Missouri Valley
Brundige
Evening Daily Reporter
Jamestown
Norfolk
Virginia
Cour
C. M. Downs
Waterloo, Iowa
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