Frosts and Finance Strain Iowa Markets and Crops
The report notes historical first killing frosts in Iowa with Des Moines as observation point and cites a late corn maturity this year. It also discusses municipal bond sales. New York City borrows heavily for public works while Waterloo faces indebtedness limits. Black Hawk County leads in corn acres with oats and hay significant, soybeans scarce, and pasture lands expanding.
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Iseus
Towa
Blackhawk County
Iowa
Blackhawk
Emall
Politics and Politicians in a Turbulent Era
Reported remarks from Norman B. Mack suggest Roosevelt and Bryan will be the next presidential nominees. Taft visits St Petersburg and Berlin while meeting Kaiser. Metcalf eyeing retirement as senator pick. Democratic gains in Michigan threaten black political influence. suffrage leader Mike Belle Kearney pushes for women’s vote in presidential elections. Queen Alexandra’s hats showcase a 40 year collection with dated labels. Professor Hoebel notes California languages richer than other regions. Indian ethnology cited.
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Mivalanippt
Woman's Suffrage Association
Mike Belle Kearney
Tee
This Date in History September 5
Maryland may again be represented to the United States Senate by an author. Gorman, governor Warfield facing humiliation, seven statesmen named for the Republican presidential nomination, including Fairbanks, Knox, Foraker, Taft, Root, and Cortelyou. Admiral Dewey's home in Manila Bay area, Hemphill poised to succeed Latimer in South Carolina politics, Independence League planning a vigorous New York campaign. Kaiser William may marry Victoria to Leopold, a royal match with political weight. Various historical notes from 1685 to 1900s, plus medical and educational remarks by Dr Osler and school reform ideas, and a list of promotions and retirements of notable federal officials.
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Maryland
United States
Gorman
Warfield
Senate
Fairbankss
Knox
Foraker
Taft
Root
Cortelyou
Shaw
J.C. Hemphill
Charleston
Basta
W. Ri' Hearst
Independence League
Politien
Traction Engine Bridge Case Attracts Statewide Interest
Madison county reports a traction engine crossing four bridges when one collapsed. Young sues the county, claiming damages because the engine lacked required oak planking per state law. The case, decided against Young, rises to the supreme court after his appeal.
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Madison
Young
Ise
Suprame
TV appeal to all persons with throat and lung woes
Richmond based Humane Appeal markets Dr Kings New Discovery as the remedy for coughs colds and lung issues. Claims to cure asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough and other severe throat illnesses with a one dollar trial bottle offered by Wangler Bros. Drug Store.
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Humane Appeal
Humane Eitizes
Richmond
Med
Mit
Y. D. Williams
West Main St
Wangler Bros
Ste
Travel to Canada Land Offer From McGill Canada Land Co
A Weyburn Saskatchewan District land sale is advertised at fifteen to twenty dollars per acre with railroad fare refunds to buy land. The McGill Canada Land Co in Cedar Falls Iowa promotes an excursion in September and invites inquiries for special rates with stopovers and no required guard.
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Canada
Weyburn
Saskatchewan
Era
McGill Canada Land CO
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Storms and fires sweep rural Iowa towns in brief
A stormy period hits western Schleswig area with a lightning struck hay barn burning to the ground killing four horses and destroying hay. A Conrad Methodist church suffered fire damage estimated at 400 to 500 dollars, insured. A Rome guest visits Sloshuana’s St Clara's college, Henry Desqueyrout O P touring the U S for the Dominican Order. Mason City mayor J H McConologue recovering from typhoid fears. fraternal day planned in Ottumwa with a Woodmen of the World toast and barbecue. Wheat is strong near Andrew while oats and barley suffer. Rural delivery to Potawatamie county starts Nov 1 with 38 routes. A drowning floater in Mequoketa proves fictitious. Monticello drownings remembered. The 64th Town Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church set for Burlington Sept 2-9 with Bishop Harl Cranston presiding. 1600 delegates expected. Jankson farmer George Pruscain Sr dies after long life since 1846. Pavey of Bloomfield dies after being struck by train near Hamilton. A Kiron farm is struck by lightning, burning horses and hay. damages insured. John Jacobsen farm near Kiron damaged by hail. The Dats family reports frost danger in about three weeks.
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John
Jacobser
Kiron Wae
Diarrhoea Cure Prompts Agassly Club Meeting Change
Attack of diarrhoea cured by Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy leads to a non eating rule at the Agassly club meeting in Fairfield. The club, recently organized locally, resumes work with this rule after a dose was taken by a member, as advised by R. G. Stewart of Greenville Alabama and merchants. Cattle market news follows with prices, receipts, and market conditions.
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Agassly Club
Fairfield
Chamberlain
Jefferson County
R. G. Stewart
Stewart & Bro
Greenville
Ala
Wanglar Bros, Landgratt & Co
J. &. Joder
Birthday of John Griffin Carlisle From Campbell County Kentucky
John Griffin Carlisle born September 5 1835 in Campbell County Kentucky rose to become a Democratic leader in Congress. He served in the Kentucky House and as lieutenant governor and later as a U S senator and secretary of the treasury.
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Cardinal Richilien
Paris
Wxile
Canuda
Thomas F. Watson
Georgia
Great Britain
Alabama
Meyerbeer
Berlin
Cleveland
Pan—American Medical Congress
Washington
Rothschild Bank
John Griffin Carlisle
Congress
Campbell County
Kentucky
Covington
Poyers
Kentucky House of Representatives
Donsresa
House of Representatives
United States
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Endorsed by Local Firms
An historic advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure failure and features testimonials from J. Cheney & Co. and West & Traux. It describes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy taken internally and promotes Pride 25¢ per bottle and Hall's Family Pills.
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
PF. J. Cheney
West & Traux
Wholeadio
Chic
Walding
Kinnat’& Marvib
Hall
Drigeista
Pain Balm delivers quick relief for lame back
A letter from Luke LaGrange of Orange Michigan touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for a lame back. After three weeks with plaster and other remedies, two applications cured the ailment, with the product sold by Wangler Bros, Landgraf & Co., and J. K. Joder in South, tor.
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Chamberlain
Luke. LaGrange
Orange
Mich
Wangler Bros
Landgraf! & C O
J. K. Joder
Bwthe Tor
Catholic Excursion Sunday to National Conven tion
Catholic faithful plan a Sunday trip to Dubuque for the annual convention of Catholic enceties. A special 8 15 a.m. train will depart carrying Waterboars and country attendees. No excursion rates offered but the fare will be the same for all passengers. Dysentery remedy story notes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy praised by a Brooklyn lady who used it on a ranch in South Dakota. It cured her illness and she saved the remaining bottle for future use.
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New
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interborough Traction Company
Manbatten
Brooklyn
Waterloo
Dubuque
Catholic Enceties
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Wang
Bros. Landgraft & Co
J. m. Joder
Louis City Pioneer association observes annual réunion
The Louis City Pioneer association held its regular annual réunion last Saturday with a well attended gathering. Memorial exercises listed 45 deceased since the last meeting as the names and sketches were read. The regular sextet organizing the group appeared on stage: Barney Gribble Gustave L Berger John Joyce George T Woods John Blesing and A H Baker. J Campbell of Fort Dodge sued for 500 by Christ Halligan farmer for causing his team to run away injuring Halligan and wrecking the carriage. Local drivers’ recklessness prompts suits and Mayor Duttcombs offers a 26 reward for information leading to conviction of those discarding flags and bottles on the pavement. Half goes to the informant.
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Louis City
John Joyce
George T. Woods
John Blesing
A. H. Baker
J. Campbell
Fort Dodge
Christ Halligan
Mr. Halligan
Duttcombs
Lost and Found Drugstore Advertisement Note
A fragment from a lost and found style notice referring to a rose and a purchase at Wangler drug store. Mentions two boxes of Dr King’s New Life Pills priced 25 cents, aimed at relief from biliousness and headache.
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Nooh
Wangler Drug Store
Dr. King
Fulton’s Renal Compound Advert in Advertising Claim
An old advertisement touts Fulton’s Renal Compound as the sole cure for chronic kidney disease. It criticizes standard diuretics, claims to publish no testimonials, and urges immediate action for kidney trouble. A San Francisco report notes recovered patients and promotes the product via Wangler Bros. in Chattanooga and a Pacific Coast journal.
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Ising
Fullon
Pacific Coast
Manufacturerg Journal
San Francisco
Chattanooga
Tenn
Daily News
Fulton
Wangler Bros
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Schleswig
Conrad
St Clara's College
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O. P
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Pottawattamie County
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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