Harvest News and Political Rhetoric from Iowa
A mixed clipping notes summer weather and harvest prospects in Iowa with favorable crops and a May freeze damaging fruit. It contrasts regional drought in the Dakotas and Minnesota with Iowa’s relatively good yields. Articles question Progressive tariff stances and criticize party leadership and loyalty. It cites Senator Dolliver and Cummins and discusses railroads and Taft.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
North
South Dakota
Kill the first fly to stop a summer swarm
In Free of Files guidance the idea is to kill the first fly to prevent millions more. It notes that a single female can birth many larvae and warns that neglect allows a room to become overrun, suggesting pyrethrum powder burning as a method used in the South to numb and drop flies.
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Estherville
Preventing Flies With Home Remedies From The Fly Campaign
Readings from Campaigning Against the Fly detail practical tips to curb house flies. Suggestions include pyrethrum powder use, carbolic acid vapor from hot iron, sticky fly papers, and various poisons like formalin in water. Physicians note traps catch some, but wary flies return, while room plants may repel by scent and improve room ambiance.
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North
Washington
CU. St. Clair Drake
Chicago Health Department
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F. M. Shadle & Sons
the Vindicator
the Vindicator and Republican CO. Incorporated
Geo. A. Nichols
Official Paper
Estherville and
Emmet County
Kansas
Dolliver
Cummins
Jeffries
Reno
Cumminas
Burlington Hawkeye
Board of Trade
Ketherville
Taft
Meetin
Robeson
Corn Park
Riverside
Achilles
Rugtiv & Lee
NAU Brothers
Anguat Technical World Magazine
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