Hatered in the Faotofics at Orange City Iowa
Notice from a local paper in Orange City Broux county inviting readers to subscribe with advance payment. It specifies rates for three and six month copies, lists acceptable payment methods, and states that partial issues require full payment before service. Subscriptions and job work are handled with prompt dispatch and delivery.
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Orange City
Lowa
Broux County
Cownty
Casm IK
Rample Opien
George E. Bowehe
Sioux County
Iowa
Willem van Bertom
Des Moines Citizens Live By Motto Cap Hill Action
Residents on Capitol Hill in Des Moines show the city slogan Des Moines Does Things in daily life by completing local tasks and projects with evident efficiency and teamwork.
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Des Moines
Capitol Hill
Freight rates cut to save feeders by rail order
Henry Wallace estimates the railroad commission's recent order reducing live stock freight rates within the state will save feeders about one and one half dollars per car.
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Henry Wallace
Railroad Commission
Dolliver Leadership Question Raised by Iowa Observers
Wygister and Leader quote suggests Senator Dolliver may return to active leadership in major movements or risk losing his Senate seat to rising Iowa figures. It implies Dolliver admires Mr. Cousin as a model for oratory and public influence.
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Wygister
Dolliver
Iowa
Mr. Cousing
Railway fare cuts spark possible retaliation in limited regions
The piece suggests rail legislation may trigger limited retaliation though roads display strong public support. It notes a two cent fare bill in Iowa could induce retrenchment and reports the likely removal of the Overland Limited.
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Iowa
Crack Overland Limited
Railroads Seek White House Talk Over Borrowing Crisis
J. V. Morgan arranges for four railroad presidents to meet President Roosevelt to discuss the borrowing capacity crisis. The piece suggests potential remedies including directing funds from Harriman and Morgan to rail infrastructure and market easing, respectively, to relieve pressure on Union Pacific and related lines.
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J. V. Morgan
Roosevelt
Harriman
Alton
Union Pacific
Mr. Morgan
Steel Trust
The Methodist Church and American religious growth
The piece defends Methodism against accusations of slur by the Sioux City Journal and reflects on its historical role in shaping American religious life. It notes Methodism’s long weekly attendance, education links, and the church’s large network of ministers and members. It highlights Whitfield and Wesley as influentials behind the American Sabbath and the nation’s spiritual foundation.
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Herald
Shaw
Sioux City Journal
America
Whitfield
Wealey
Methodist Church
Catholic Church
Bare Ground Editorial Reproduced For Garden Enthusiasts
Two garden enthusiasts request the Herald to reprint last week editorial Bare Ground. It extols the earth after snow showing birds, livestock, and humans eager for spring. It lauds soil as wealth laborato ry and storehouse of metals, calling Earth a great old Earth.
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Tag Herald
Curioua
Mother Earth
Railroad Income Soars in 1906 Revenue Hit High
A major railroad reported income in 1906 that was ten times Sioux County’s valuation. The Pennsylvania line earned nearly 300 million dollars in 1906, a ten percent rise from 1905.
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Sioux County
Pennsylvania
West Governors Back Roosevelt for renomination
Polls across Iowa South Dakota and Nebraska legislatures show an overwhelming sentiment in favor of Roosevelt's renomination. The results indicate the Western states firmly support the president despite his stance against a third term.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Washington
West
Illinois seeks state aid for Chicago to St Louis canal
Gov. Deneen will send a special message to the Illinois legislature requesting state aid for a Lake Michigan to Mississippi river canal at St. Louis. An engineering report accompanies the message detailing plans. Chicago has already dug part of the canal, easing remaining work and promising vast economic impact.
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Gov. Deneen
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Mississippi River
St. Louie
Chicago
New York
New York Ia
New York State
New York City
St. Louis
Panama Canal
Wealth and politics mix in Iowa era reflections
The piece discusses U S attorneys in Iowa, naming F Fayille of Storm Lake as a successor and Cedar Rapids ties. It reflects on wealth, philanthropy, and notable figures like Rockefeller and Carnegie, plus Iowa migration to California and social notes on fashion, weather trends, copper stock speculation, and agricultural ailments.
Notable Iowa Lumberman Leader and Local Tales
A. Lincoln, newly elected president of the Iowa Retail Lumbermen's Association, rises from Northwestern road beginnings to directership at Slagle Co. Sam from Alton pursues politics. Wiley Scott departs to the south or west after selling his home. Treasurer McKee sends 3500 dollars to the state. Russell’s arrest in Orange City prompts caution. A winter malaise described with feverish symptoms concludes the piece.
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A. Lincoln
Iowa Retail Lumbermen’ Association
Northwestern Road
Aston
Slagle Co
Sam
Alton
Roosevelt
Wiley Scott
Beton
Wilcox Family Moves from Orange City to Billings Montana
Mr and Mrs G L Wilcox leave Orange City with two daughters Rhea and Fay after twenty five years in town. A parting gathering of about seventy five neighbors at the Lohr and Dresselhuys home celebrated their departure. C E Frame will relocate to Billings to supervise a new residence project valued at five thousand dollars for Mr Wilcox. The Wilcoxs leave with strong local ties and a respected business reputation.
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B. Wilcox
Orsange City
Billings
Montana
Wilcoxr
Lohr and
Dresselhuys
Nomination Meeting For Officers Slated Thursday Night
Citizens are invited to attend a town hall meeting Thursday night to nominate candidates for officers. The committee urges attendance to discuss future leadership and local affairs.
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At & P
Des Moines Subscription Notice Offers Trial Rates
A Des Moines publisher advertises that readers can subscribe to the Daily Register and Leader for one dollar for trial, with six months to June 18, 1907, and the daily plus Sunday rate at 1.50. Readers are urged to subscribe via the ReGi¢ver and Leaper Co. or the publisher.
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Iowa
Daily Register and Leader
ReGi¢ver and Leaper Co
Des Moines
Real Estate Transfers in Forkeabrock and Village Listings
A dense list of real estate transfers names buyers and sellers such as Forkéabrock Htom Herrig Brower J Hte T W Pearle and Carter ak toes Kurvink across town and village sections with prices ranging from $900 to $15,000. The segment includes scattered notes on lot locations sections and charitable or miscellaneous parcels and ends with unrelated commentary on living costs aging beliefs and a humorous Kansas goose anecdote.
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Forkéabrock Htom Herrig
Brower J Hte T
Pearle
Wi-As
Carter Ak Toes Kurvink
Mne
Sthrepr
P van Beek
Forbes W
Wie
Kogtere
Ge i
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Zeeman G Tod Johnson
Instinct of Natural Death Cited in 93-Year-Old Case
The article traces a claim of an instinct for natural death in a dying elderly woman. It cites Brillat Savarin and Metchnikoff, noting a tale where the aunt requests wine and calmly accepts death, described as evidence of an inherent death instinct.
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Toxarsky
Brillat-Savarin
Stegp
Elie Metchnikoff
Harper's
Pointed Paragraphs and Fables of Cunning Wit
A string of short vignettes and anecdotes contrasts cleverness and folly. Aims and misdirections appear in a farmer’s quip during a political meeting and a chained tigress restrains a thief in an India riverbed tale, illustrating danger in secrets and deceit.
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