Iowa Poland China hog stirs satire and debate in Iowa
A humorous piece from the Natatu Reporter editor Miss Minnie Munray argues the Iowa Poland China hogs could aid civilization by feeding nations, amid commentary on anti American prejudice and praise for corn production and farm prosperity.
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Poland
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Anaie
Weekly News and Editorial Ties to Christmas Gifting
A patriotic appeal urges subscribing to Tue Bez as a thoughtful Christmas present that keeps a reader connected to local news at home. The piece notes the Philippine question, Doon to Hawarden rail extension efforts, and Dewey’s weary campaign while Atlanta enjoys a peace jubilee following the treaty.
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Tue Bez
Ice Covered Sidewalks Still Faulty and Hazardous
Pedestrian paths stay unsafe when coated with heavy ice and snow, mirroring the hazards of broken planks. Officials face complaints as winter weather continues to impair walking routes and accessibility.
Col. Bryan resigns military post amid stable national mood
Col. Bryan has resigned his military official position and the country is not disposed to murmur. Honest advertising creates confidence and confidence creates business.
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Bryan
Seven new subscribers to THE Box this week
The message from the President has been generally commended. Neighbors of the bar in Rock Valley report gains. The treaty of peace was signed at 8 45 o clock Saturday sight.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Ouz
Christmas Charity Advice From December Ladies Home Journal
Francis RE Lanigan urges generous holiday giving to the poor in the December Ladies Home Journal. He suggests substantial gifts such as coal, warm clothing, groceries, or money for adults, and inexpensive toys, candy, fruit, mittens, Tam o Shanter caps, shoes, and stockings for children, plus festive greetings and greens.
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Francis RE. Lanigan
Ladies Home Journal
Sioux county votes against amendment in Sibley Gazette
Sioux county rejects the amendment by 1097 to 506, showing firm opposition to northwestern Iowa unless Sioux gains an appointment. Attorney General ruling allows drawing money on checks from any bank with funds on deposit without a stamp, while stamps are required for checks payable to others. A moralizing comparison follows on women’s and men’s reputations, asserting stereotypes about character and redemption.
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Sibley Gazette
Sioux County
Iowa
Attorney General
United States
Military Bagar brings holiday program to Rock Valley
Friday evening December 16 the town will host a patriotic event with music, tableaux, and military style rations. Commisary offerings include beans, coffee, sandwiches at 10c, 25c delicates at Sutler's tent with cold meat cookies pie and hot biscuits 5c each. Pay cashier at desk.
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Rock Valley
Sutler
Advertised Letters Remain Unclaimed in Rock Valley Post Office
Rock Valley Iowa post office lists uncalled for letters as of December 0 1898 including Armfield C W Brandish Frank Hefer HB Hook Otis C Dr Leonard O L remaining in the mailbox for delivery or pickup.
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Rock Valley
Iowa
Armfield C W
Brandish Frank
Hefer
Hook Otis C Dr
Leonard O L
Sure Sign of Croup in a Child Warns Onset
A columnist notes hoarseness in a child with croup as an early warning sign. The article references Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective when given at the first hoarseness or even after a croupy cough appears.
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