Young Swiss Getting Rich on Twenty Poor Acres
Washington reports Arnold Martin dubbed hazelbrush proves a 20 acre Nebraskan farm can out earn 160 on staples like potatoes onions corn and small fruits. He kept land busy irrigation added a well and windmill, produced seed corn and premium crops, and built a healthy bank balance through disciplined, intensive farming.
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Washington
Hazelbrush
Arnold Martin
Martin
Nebraska
Minnesota
Mr. Martin
Pawnee County
Switzerland
Portland Exposition
Colorado
Jesson
Casson Lead May Reach Eighty Thousand in Iowa Votes
Des Moines reports show George Casson leading for attorney general by about seventeen thousand across forty four counties with a probable statewide plurality near forty thousand. Clifford Thorne and Colonel Palmer contend for the other top offices while the legislature may mirror last year’s Republican strength. Prohibitionists push for resubmission of the prohibitory amendment with anti saloon groups backing the effort as delegates weigh a constitutional convention vote.
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Des Moines
George Cassan
KE. Walters
Clifford Thorne
Colonel Palmer
Haugen
Thorne Palmer Dewéy J Jones
Polk County
A. MacEachron
Waterloo
Iowa Anti-Satoon League
Iowa Amendment Association
Prohibitionists
A. A. Coates
Prohibition Party Central
Towa
Cardui praised by Lenoir woman for strength gain
Mrs. Kate Waters of Lenoir North Carolina reports strong improvement after two weeks of using Cardui the woman's tonic she says it made her stout and energized. The advertisement urges other weak women to try Cardui claiming it builds up the body and relieves headaches backache and other ailments.
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Lenoir, N. C
Kate Waters
Lenoir
N.C
Cardui
N. B
Depew content with defeat as Parker shies at Senate
New York reports Chauncey M. Depew, 77, expresses happiness over his senate career ending after a long public life. He notes good health and satisfaction with his years in politics. Alton B. Parker says he would not seek the seat, while D. Cady Herrick says he would accept if offered.
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New York
United States Senate
Chauncey M. Depew
Parker
Senate
Alton B. Parker
Depew
North Dunkerton News Brief
Graude Lamb and sister Elsie visit uncle Norman Lamb near Wadena. Trappers busy along Wapsie and Craine creek with mink and rats plentiful. Corn harvest underway and farmers shredding. Sugar beets shipped to Waverly yield ten to fifteen tons per acre at five dollars per ton on track. Andrew McIntosh and daughter Atce reburied in Dunkerton cemetery. Water color exhibit at James BE. Henderson's Book and Art shop, 191 Bridge Street.
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North Dunkerton
Graude Lamb
Elsie
Norman Lamb
Wadena
Wapsie
Craine
Waverly
Andrew, McIntosh
Atce
Oelwein
Dunkerton
Newsboys Sit as Judges in a Juvenile Court
Boston authorities opened a newsboys court in Boston with three schoolboy judges and the approval of the juvenile court judges and the police commissioner. The youths were elected by the Boston School Newsboys' association.
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Boston
Mass
Newsboys' Court
Boston School Newsboys’ Association
Free $3.50 Kidney Cure Recipe Offered by Doctor
An advertisement promises a free home remedy to cure kidney and bladder troubles. It claims quick relief from pain, weakness, and urinary issues and invites writing to Dr. A. Robinson in Detroit for a copy, stating the recipe costs nothing and is simple to use at home.
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Dr. A. &. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Green Foundry & Furnace Works
Des Maines
D. Bachtell
W. 4Th Street
King Albert of Belgium Faces Grave Crisis
Brussels reports King Albert confronted by hostile crowds as he entered parliament with petitions demanding universal suffrage. He pledged to meet a citizen legation during the coming week to hear their demands amid growing threats in Brussels streets.
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Albert
Belgium
Brussels
Lhs
Young judges to handle newsboys’ license violations
Harry Hornstein a 16 year old from English High School leads a panel including Jacob Rosen 15 of the High School of Commerce and Louis Gray 13 of Wendell Phillips. Mitchell Freiman and Alexander Peckham back their decisions as they preside over petty offenses. The juvenile court will support them as Hornstein becomes chief justice this year.
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Harry Hornstein
English High School
Jacob Rosen
High School of Commerce
Louis Gray
Wendell Phillips School
Mitchell Freiman
West Ing House
Alexander Peckham
Boston Newsboys’ Club
Rosen
Gray
Locals Return Home From Visits as Teachers Attend Meeting
Mrs. Wild Way and her children returned to Spencer South Dakota Tuesday after two weeks with friends in Geneseo. Misses Vera Gardiner Irene Burns and Gladys Fitzgerald attended the state teachers meeting in Des Moines last Friday. The Ladies Aid society will ment
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Geneseo
Wild Way
Spencer
S. D
Vera Gardiner
Irene Burns
Gladys Fitzgerald
Des Moines
Ladies’ Aid Society
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Happenings
Mrs Jessie Merritt planned next Wednesday visit while Harald Speer served as Cedar Rapidy caller Saturday. Elizabeth Bias and Bess Van Cleve from Reinbeck spent Sunday at Mrs Bragonier home. Churchill to close bitter month. Tom Weissig on stele Vat thirth week. Mrs W Miller returned to Chiaplow theatre after three weeks. Robert Bragonier hosted Sunday school class Friday. Water color exhibit starts Wednesday at Wenderson's Book and Art shop. Mr and Mrs J T Riordan to Ottumwa for weekend with relatives.
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Jessie Merritt
Harald Speer
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BAC
Epfact
Thorne
James BE. Henderson
Bridge Street
Onring Albert
Robert Bragonier
Les
Weet
Janey
Wenderson
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Reidge Street
J. T. Riordan
Ottumwa
Hileman & Gindt Proest
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