Horticultural Society Meeting Highlights Rural Education Debate
The Horticultural Society heard Cedar Rapids supt McConnell urge better rural schools and higher teacher salaries to attract stable, qualified staff. Dr. A. B. Dennis forecast Iowa peach expansion, while sessions discussed planting fruit trees along roadsides and orchard management. A large fruit display and visitor list complemented the program with talks, papers, and demonstrations. Tonight’s program at 7:30 features music, talks, and horticulture topics, with Friday’s closing events including nursery care and peach history.
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McConnell
Iowa
A. B. Dennis
Cedar Rapids
Dennis
Persia
The
Horticulturalsociety
Lamson
Ss. A. Beech
Ames
F. C. Harrington
Williamsburg
F. C
Millard Harrington
George Eden
Lone Tree
E. C. Keck
A. J. Baumhoefner
F. O
Hugh Williams
C. J. Blodgett
John Powers
Sigourney
Abner Branson
Oskaloosa
W. S. Fultz
Muscatine
John Frye
New London
Wesley Green
Des Moines
W. F. Richie
Albia
W. Snyder
Center Point
J. 5. Wilson
Centerville
R. W. Lamson
David C. Snyder
John Forster
Roland Sherburne
A. Branson
Poultry Show Progress With Washington Exhibition Spotlight
The poultry show scoring continues and may finish tomorrow. Judge Russell praises the exhibit quality as weather remains favorable and notes strong local interest. John Jay wins the sweepstakes with Partridge Wyan dottes as the county farm markets Rhode Island Reds. many exhibitors gain high scores across multiple breeds.
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Russell
Washington
United States
The Awards. Birds Scoring Begun forenoon Yesterday
The scoring of the birds began yesterday forenoon and up to now the paper has compiled the awards as far as obtained. The process continues with data on prize birds and judged performances. Further details will follow when available.
Farm Manager Beatty Shines at Poultry Show
Mr Beatty the farm manager dedicates effort to fowl breeding and stock and his birds are praised at the poultry show reflecting credit on the institution he represents. Show attendees are urged to inspect the display.
Why America Has Not Produced More Great Singers
Mme Gadski argues American customs push haste over patience hindering vocal training. She notes young women abroad study long, often seven years with one teacher, while Americans seek quick results. She believes Americans do value grand opera when given serious exposure.
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Mme. Gadski
America
Detroit
Stetting
Lenox Hall to Teach Maternity at Fashionable School
In St Louis the Lenox Hall girls school installs a trained nurse on the faculty to teach first aid and maternity topics. The program aims to prepare students to be good mothers and capable wives with practical home skills and companionship.
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Lenox Hall
West End
St. Louis
All In de Gray er de Mornin
A humorous dialect poem about Thanksgiving morning habits and hospitality at a Southern home. It describes a big oak fire and a welcoming living place where guests are asked to hang hats, comb hair, wash faces, and join in grace at breakfast. The piece is attributed to A L Stanton in the Atlanta Constitution.
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A L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Brighton Lands Case Results in Keintz Victory
Annulment action by the Brighton city council regarding land added to town bounds is defeated. The ruling subtracts 520 acres, leaving 8480 acres within Brighton. Landowners Keintz Day Davis Werner Wood et al. win. Also listed are jurors Wilber Beenblossom Geo Brown Elmer Carmicheal J M Lord Al Cocklin H Shrader Jno Shackner Daniel Steiner G L Duke G W Grecian Edw Knupp E J Kallous.
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Brighton
Messrs. Keintz
Day
Davis
Werner
Wood
State of Iowa
Wilber Beenblossom
Geo. Brown
Elmer Carmicheal
J. M. Lord
al Cocklin
H. Shrader
Jno
Shackner
Daniel Steiner
G. L. Duke
G. W. Grecian
Knupp
E. J. Kallous
Keintz et al Prevail in Brighton Town Case Verdict
A jury returned a verdict in favor of Keintz and co plaintiffs against the Town of Brighton after a short deliberation. The decision upheld the claims presented by the plaintiffs in the outlying litigation.
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Keintz
Brighton
Messrs. Keintz
Vinci the Great Tonic Promises Strength and Recovery
Mr John Kinney of Indianapolis testifies Vinc as a genuine tonic with peptonate of iron and cod liver oil elements without oil. It claims to build strength, create appetite, and aid digestion to produce rich blood and muscle. Money back if it fails to benefit. Cook and Sherman Washington.
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John Kinney
Indianapolis
Ind
Vinci
Cook & Sherman
Washington
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
Letters from Mrs. Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs. Sperling of Chicago report recovery from female troubles without surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims thirty years of use and urges sick women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
8. A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Alvina Sperling
Claybourne Ave
Chicago
Ill
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