State Boards 10 War On Osborn Plan Debate
The First Message of Osborn and Gloy cleet Osborn's plan faces critique as boards and departments grow to claim increased state revenue. Oil and gasoline inspections boosted receipts by about 14000 that year, while the salt inspector's office claims it never raised taxes. Contractors and prison labor contracts draw opposition amid political patronage fears.
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Gloy-cleet Osborn
Salt Nepretor
Board of
Ox Emindrs
Embalmere
Iits Reed
Esaroeeriann
Board of Control
National Grange Debates Representation Change in Basin of Power
National Grange discussed proposals to base representation on state membership, replacing the current system where only state masters vote. Officers were not elected this year, as two-year terms were set at Des Moines. The 1905 Atlantic City meeting included remarks by Governor Fort and other leaders, with notes on scholarships and reports from National Secretary Mreetan.
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Risphenson County
Grand Furorese
W. T Rawleigh
Freeport
Toledo
Toledo Biacult Company
Hiram C. Gill
Seattle
Wash
Borkum
Bernard Trench
Vivian Brandon
Great Britain
Leipaig
Germany
Mauretania
New York
Pompeii
Pontiac Clothilde de Kol I
Stevens Bros
Liverpool
N. Y
Argentina
Pacific Coast
Max Richman
New York Hospital
Enet
United States Army
Cuba
War Department
Washington
Island Republic
Lltnois Supreme Court
Western Cereal Company
Fort Dodge
Carrie Kersh
Johnson
Portland
Panama Canal
Ethtmlat-Canal Commission
Burrows
FP. Nell
Chicago
Tralians
Newbury
Erie
Edward Douglase White
Supreme Court of the United States
Justee
Marian
Lkely
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Paul Eve Btevenson
Mme
Belmont
Pneutonia
Sandy Hook
Rockefeller
University of Chicago
University
Martio A. Ryerson
National Grange
Middle West
Pl Ocean
Atlantic City
New England
St Pter
Grange
Challonte
Vistors
Lovat
John F. Fort
New Jersey
J. Bavhelder
the Nation Grange
Franklin I & Hyer
Atuntic
Annet
South Bend
Ind
Giorge Wo Gaunt
the Nations Grange
N. J. Bachelder
Concord
N. H
T. C. Atkeson
Morgantown
W. Va
Oliver Wilson
Peoria
M. Freeman
Tippecanoe City
Des Moines
Congress
Mreetan
The Grange At Work In Community Life
The Grange strengthens rural culture through neighbors nights visiting programs and literary contests. Debates and membership drives can energize evenings, with memorial programs honoring members who died. Granges should publish or use agricultural bulletins and aim to own their hall, as in Caribou Maine where a $17,000 facility showcases community involvement.
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Grange
Farmers’ Club
Maine
Granze Etre
Caribou Stange
Mainy
Little Potato Growers and Grange Youth Farming
Norwood Massachusetts hosts a Children's potato growing contest with per-student entries and a judge’s assessment of weight and quality. Carl Johnson won first prize. four girls shared other premiums as hundreds of schoolchildren participated, showing community interest in practical nature study. The article also notes Grange programs on initiative and referendum, a Maine project engaging youth with a tool-chest and workshop, and mentions Gardiner potential political figures connected to Grange activity.
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Norwood
Norwood Grange
Buxton
Maine
le Bers
Doshaw
West Arcada Christmas Quiet in Local Community
West Arcada residents enjoyed a calm holiday season with family visits and the New Year calm. Beverly Wicklitt and family attended a Christmas reunion in St Johns while Pearl, visiting friends in Canada, fell ill. Relatives from northern state stayed longer, and Ed Medlar and others visited Isabella county. Albert Beeson traveled to Toledo, dinners hosted by Irish and Devereaux families, and exchanges with Waltz relatives noted.
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Beverly and
Wicklitt
St. Johns
Erry
Pearl
Canada
Will Freer
Freer
Ed. Medlar
Isabella County
Albert Beeson
Toledo
Mrs. Irish
Beverly's
Mrs. Walte and Son
Mrs. Bacon
Pred Devereaux
Mrs. Waltz
Forest Hill School to be Reopened with Mr. Brewer
The Forest Hill School will continue with Floyd Brewer of Saginaw as the new high school teacher. Many local students joined a New Year sleigh ride to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new one. Community notices mention visitors from Alma and St Louis, a church service, and band practice amid a busy holiday period. A lengthy local column also includes an advertisement for Hell’s Catarrh Cure claiming constitutional benefits and urging readers to try it.
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Brewer
St. Louis
Alma
J. Dotter
J. M. Michael
Vintry Markham
Grand Rapids
Wall Vanderbeek
Hin Vetierbeek
Jay Gulick
Lhata
A. Nofminger
Crystal
J. M. Smichnel
North Star
Mary Bauer
Forest Hill
L. €. Mills
W. Pine River
Floyd Brewer
Saginanda
Forest Hill School
E. Sias
Eva Bailor
Parkinson
J. C. Moody
Fred Creech
Iva Perrigo
O. L. Pembroke
F.4d
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Western Homeopathic Medical College
Alma Sanitarium
Riena Me
Sheridan church publicity draws strong turnout
The Christian church in Sheridan Indiana tried newspaper advertising and the board in charge concluded the experiment will likely lead to further efforts. The cornerstone ceremony for the new church was announced with a full page ad in the local paper and a specially picked chorus was to perform. Attendance exceeded all expectations.
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Christian Chureh
Sheridan
Ind
Old Men and Wisdom in Law and Science
Fragmentary old style prose discusses age, judgment, study, and learning. Mentions old physicians, life's limits, and a chair station in New York, implying a presiding expert role. Readable fragments hint at reflective commentary on experience and knowledge.
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New York Presa
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