County Farm crop experiments up for vote March 12
County board to hear farmers on continuing Prof Mosher led experiments at the Ames station. For three years Kossuth has tested corn and quack grass with annual reports and a plan to expand to oats and alfalfa. Farmers largely favor continuing, seeing value in spreading Holden methods countywide and publishing bulletin results to reach every farm home.
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State Experiment Station
Ames
County Board of Supervisors
Kosanth
Kossuth
Farmera’ Institutes
Holden
Ina
A Question of Fact on Reed Smoot Senate Seat
The senate weighs Reed Smoot's claim against anti Smoot charges in a test of Mormon polygamy history. Smoot defended his stance citing manifesto impact and church discipline while asserting loyalty to the United States. The confirmation vote totaled 43 to 27.
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Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Senate
Mexico
Canada
Smoot
Prohibition measure advances with notice requirement
A house bill supported by Kossuth representative Holmes would require thirty days notice before mule petition circulation under local option statutes. The proposal, deemed fair, mirrors the practice of notifying voters when no election is planned and aims to curb signers later withdrawing their support.
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Ation
Iowa
House
Kossuth
Holmes
Fuller
Mrs Margaret A Corbin dies after brief illness at 76
Mrs Margaret A Corbin born March 14 1820 died February 12 1907 at daughter Mrs J R Watsons home North Logan Avenue Roselawn Danville Illinois aged 76 years 10 months 28 days Funeral services held February 13 at the Watson home by Rev H H Swahan pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Interment in Springhill cemetery Deceased had lived with Dr and Mrs Watson since the death of her husband Lyman J Corbin July 29 1892 She leaves five children Mattie Bailey Emma Drocking James Corbin Lucy Watson and Leon Corbin Funeral described as a life of love and self sacrifice and a beautiful example to all.
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Margaret A. Corbin
J. R. Watson
Gored by Wild Boar, Whittemore Champion
The Whittemore champion Harv Daily was gored while guiding a boar into a pen at his farm. A four inch deep gash in his right thigh required medical dressing by Dr. McCreery. He sobs and worries about a possible limp as he recovers.
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Whittemore
Hary Dailey
Good Looks and Happiness From Maple Sota Bread Discovery
A young woman troubled by skin and appearance finds relief after switch to bread made from Maple Sota flour. She learns dietary changes affect health and happiness, discovering that Maple Sota bread supports digestion and overall well-being.
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