From Oregonian to modern farmer gospel and public affairs
A lengthy Washington state college professor resigns to take three farms near Canada border for a $63,000 salary plus expenses and profit interest. The piece discusses the shift from haphazard farming to science driven agriculture and cites various global anecdotes, including French agriculture appeals and Tesla’s wireless light claims.
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Gays
Oregonian
George Severance
Washington State College
Severance
Canada
Federal Plan for Corporations Urged by Nagel Speech
Chicago Feb 10 Charles Nagel secretary of commerce and labor spoke at a dinner on the federal control of corporations arguing for a federal charter system to regulate interstate business. He cited state code conflicts and urged a bold approach to foster foreign commerce under central authority with safeguards on taxation and legality.
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Nikola Tesic
United States
Tesla
Syeli
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Chicago
Charles Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Congrass
Corpors- Uons
Nagel
Iin
Federal Congress
Tam
Alster
Couray
Federgl
Parole Board Authority Upheld in Penitentiary Case
The court upheld the validity of the parole board under state law and ruled its power extended to inmates sentenced before the new indeterminate sentence act. Willie Ware, released from Fort Madison, influenced by the decision, faced renewed indictments but secured freedom under a prior agreement and parole provisions amid ongoing legal questions.
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Penitentia Ly Gb
Ba Court Rey
Towner
Wvar
Parole Board
Ols Board
Suntrust
Lavaie Wall
Ainder
Ware Willie
Fort Madison
Ware
Largo Antrica
Death claimed 3000 in 1909 in Iowa tuberculosis
A report by lecturer Kepford highlights the 3000 Iowa deaths from tuberculosis in 1909, arguing the disease affects all classes and stressing economic and societal losses. He urges abolition through restriction and public health action, noting 1515 deaths reported and suggesting true figures may double.
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Des Moines
Seb
Kepford
State Board of Health
Awyer
Daetor
Java
Ptate Anu
Raul
Jowa
Des Moines Governor to Open Iowa Roads Convention
Gov B B Carroll will chair the Iowa good roads convention in Des Moines March 3 to 8 with addresses by state leaders and engineering experts. The program includes committee appointments, drainage talks, drag tax and township levy discussions, and a Threshers Association meeting with Attorney General Byers as principal speaker.
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Deg Moines
Garrall
Des Moles
Iowa
B. B. Carroll
Munlo
Woodmen
A. Marston
Division of Engineering
Iowa State College
Ienry Hane
Jefferson
John W. Poster
Guthrie Genter
Harvey Ingham
Frederick Larrabee
Dodge
Wallace
W. H. Truebrood
C. F. Curtiss
Ames
W. F. Saker
Connjon Bluffs
Wm. Oseon
Parkersburg
George F. Johnson
Eudaon
H. A
Meadillau
Gieux City
Janes Atkinson
Des Maine
Bneleet
Tom Fk. Q’corner
New Hampton
Rome
T. H. McDonald
Wader
W. RK. Lewin
Monteaunia
Threahermone’ Association
Byora
Swedish Lutheran convention targets state hospital in Des Moines
Dea Moinés reports the Swedish Lutheran conference in Des Moines opens February 22 with devotional services and an address by Bishop Anderson. Key issue is founding a state hospital in Des Moines, with committees drafting resolutions. Organizing English Lutheran churches and youth involvement also feature in the agenda.
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Dea Moinés
Chuzeh
America
Putheran
Fohureh
East Witt
Deg Moines
Confarence
Joseph A. ‘Anderson
Boone
Carpra
State Hospital
Toopital
Broux
la Sioux City
Port Gatga
T Wig Wat
Fort Dodge
Bar- Uneton
Waster
Harg
Des Moines
Deg Moses
Bugis Oharches
Masonic Lecture Held in Corning Charge
Trush W. Hughes of Burlington lectured the Masonic fraternity in Corning on The Masonic Star History and Prophecy at the Thely Wall. Emblem Chapter No 8 extended invitations and there was large attendance by members of the order.
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Corning
Trush W. Hughes
Buriington
Masonic Erynd Lodge
May Be Ex Convict in Hold Up Case Identified
A man claiming to be Frank Nixon admits a possible identity link to Herbert Dickout and Herman Dickout, with police noting possible connections to the Iowa penitentiary and a prior theft sentence. In Davenport a separate crash in El Paso, Texas, leaves two dead and multiple injured after a streetcar collision and a downstream fire.
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C. A. Garvight
Unioonist
Frank Nixon
Herbert Dickout
Lfe
Herman Dickout
Iowa
Forse
Devenport
Fairbankas Reception Honors Former U S Vice President
In a Pulpis ceremony Berta Reb. 21 Charlea W. Pole, former vice president of the United States, occupied the wispies to American church. Mya Hu, wife of the American envoy, gave a reception in honor of Mrs. Fairbanice.
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Fairbanka
Pulpis
Berta
Charlea W. Polebanks
Yiue
United States
Mya, Hu
Mra. Fairbanice
Rural Mall Carriers Meeting Set for Feb in Rockwell
Lake City fa Feb 21 local rural mail carriers in Calhoun county plus substitutes and those authorized will gather at Rockwell City on Pyestley Feb 92 to discuss routes and duties in a community meeting.
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Lake Ciy
Yura Wl
Calhoun County
Rockwell Ity
Pyestley
Fire destroys school and several other buildings in multiple towns
Fire in Gnion Louisiana damaged the city school on February 17 injuring no one reported. The blaze spread from a faulty roof causing extensive damage with $20,000 estimated loss and insurance covering most. Separate blazes in Danbury and Ames destroyed offices and a residence with total losses around $35,000 and $2,600 insured respectively.
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Gnion
Tingdale
Unleu
Tyo
Danbury
Omte
Hare's Market
Post Ofice
Aodfrey Durst
County Board of Supervisors
Danbury Review
L. BR. Jonness
St. Patrick's School
Atenla
George
Kirkham
W. J. Freed
Roosevelt urged to return by policy route via New York
A note from February 21 reports Frederick Boniija of the Denver Post sailed for Southampton en route to Khartoum. Roosevelt restoration is urged to come to the country using a policy route.
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Roocevelt
West
New York
Theo Dore Roosevelt
Predericka
Boniija
Denver Post
Southampton
Khartoum
Canfield Dead Prominent Central Leader Laid to Rest
N Canfield, a Civil War veteran and prominent local figure in Central, died February 21. A retired oil field operator, he was honored for his public service and wealth, leaving a lasting mark on the community.
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N. Canfield
Hoong
N. Canseld
Civil War veLeran Ald
Cooper's Medicine Co Health Claim From Nervous Stomach Relief
Patient testimonials describe stomach troubles improving after using Cooper's Medicine Co product. A Chicago reader recounts nervousness and digestive discomfort easing with the drug, praising the relief and urging others not to accept inferior substitutes. The ad promotes Cooper's new discovery available at druggists nationwide.
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Chicago
Ramudies
Wade
Cooper
Couper’ Medicine Co
Dayton, Ohle
Unclear fragment hints at study and language mix
Fragmentary text shows fragmented dialogue with unfamiliar names and phrases. It lacks identifiable events or clear context to summarize a news item. Further readable content is needed to form a coherent headline and summary.
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