Farm editorial promotes alfalfa and hay efficiency in Iowa
A farm paper deal with Thea Town Farmar of Des Moines offers the Iowa Farmer with The Vindicator and Republican at a low rate. The article extols alfalfa over timothy for hay, cites H C Brandes results, and argues alfalfa boosts revenue and soil fertility. It notes high land prices in Iowa and cites concrete hay yields and land use, plus commentary from H M Corrigan and an Iowa railways income snapshot. The piece ends with a sales note for Meritol Pile Remedy.
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Thea Town Farmar
Des Moines
Republican
Iowa
H. C. Brandes
Avoca
Lowa
Ana
Towa
CC Palmer
Eddyville
H. M. Corrwiin
Rock Island Liner
Guthrie Newly Named Ambassador to Japan
George W. Guthrie becomes ambassador to Japan under heavy duties. Once Pittsburgh mayor and Pennsylvania party chair, age sixty five, he faces tensions over California alien land law while steering Democratic ties at national conventions. Redfield vows to aid manufacturers and may investigate labor practices under state and Sherman antitrust laws. he is Albany born, Brooklyn resident since 1883, iron maker, former congressman, age fifty five.
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George W. Guthrie
Sam
Japan
California
Guthrie
Mexico
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Democratic State Committee
Tilden Electors
Florida Returning Board
Department of Commerce
Redfield
Albany
Pittsfeld
Maas
Brooklyn
FOR THE CHILDREN GAMES AND LESSONS FROM A CITY PAPER
A collage of party games and morals. The piece describes a word play game, a fable retold of a shepherd boy, Silent Quaker with commissions, and early education notes about horn books. It also notes sea animals like the sea mouse and sea owl, plus a tale about postal savings and a riddle about a bird.
Clarion Banker Must Pay 4000 For Child's Death
The Crawford district report covers the McElhinney case in which Ek. W. McElhinney, cashier of the State Bank of Goldfield, was ordered to pay the family four thousand dollars after his wife drove a car that struck eight year old Street Commissioner Crawford's daughter, causing a fatal injury. The trial revealed contentious points over who was driving, and the verdict may lead to a retrial. A Washington special notes delays in Kalter Frank Carpenter’s post office appointment, with Col. IT. L. Jones defending Carpenter against smear reports and exonerating him to the Postmaster General.
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Postal Savings Bank
Omaha
Iowa
Clarion
Crawford
McKiblrney
Ek. W. McElhinney
Hank of
Goldfield
First National Bank
McWhitnney
Defernge
McKelhinney
Register
Kalter Frank Carpenter
Katherville
Tia
Washington, D. C
Jones
Des Moines
Baa
Burleson
CG. W. Zimmer
Estherville
Carpenter
Zimmerman
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Arev
Estherville, Iowa
East
South
West
Bureau of Railway Economics
Interstate Commerce Commission
J.J. Klupp
N Stand
William ©. Redfield
Hedfield
American Press Association
William C. Bedfield
Tor
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin
Franklin
Bank of
F. H. Rhodes
Owa
Washington
Snangst
Ofbia
Canada
Sulflow & Mars Company
Weyburn
Susk
Andrus Bldg
Minneapolis, Mina
Che Bank
The
Laws Savings Bank
Theas
Intereut
10Wa Savings Bank