Hartman News Carried By State Press Today
Long readable column spans editorials from Hartman & Co and Associated Press notes. It includes policy on advertising, public duties of officials like Senator Cummins, and opinions on Article X of the League of Nations. A humorous aside references Deputy Sheriff Saul and local civic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hartman CO
West
Park Ave
Hartman
AAV
Peterson, Treas
Gen'l Mer
Towa
Lowa
Vader
Associated Press
Audit Bureau
Washington, D. C
Munsey Bigg
E.G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep
Venomous Snakes and Public Health Notice
In Bronx Zoo reptile chief R L Ditmas explains venomous snakes in the United States Five species are highlighted the rattlesnake copperhead moccasin coral snake and Gila monster. Snakes prefer wild regions and warn via tail flicks. most do not seek human contact. The article includes reader questions about a precocious child and notes editor’s reply policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Ditmas
Bronx Zoological Gardens
New York City
Sanakes
United
The Four Paws Club Meets in a Wild Cave
In a rainy afternoon meeting the Four Paws club debates a meeting den. Mr Fox, Mr Chipmunk, Mr Red Squirrel and Mr Groundhog clash over space and safety as Mr Wildcat offers a rock cave for future gatherings. The group agrees to meet in the cave behind Mr Wildcat’s home, a plan with humor and animal antics.
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Four Paws Club
Mr. Beaver
Tage Fie
Munk
Fox
Chipunk
Mr. Chipmunk
Mr. Fox
Mr. Red Squirrel
Red Squirrel
Mr. i Chipmunk
Groundhog
Mr. Squirrel
Mr. Wildcat
Mr.Wildcat
Friendship Frictions Over Morals And Marriage
In a heated exchange Andrew admonishes Imogene to drop Una Myers from her social circle accusing her of imitating her husband in morals. Imogene defends herself denying a bad temper and condemns the insult to her father while defending her independence amid marital pressures.
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Andrew
Una Myers
Imogene
Una
Marty's
Jack
Binder
A Dream by Frank L. Stanton
Fragmentary poem text with lines about love and time. Nonsensical insertions mentioning a foreman and an editor produce unclear context. Contains mis-ordered phrases and stray quotes, offering no coherent narrative or event to summarize.
Representation growth urged. Iowa edges closer to seven
A Dubuque Times editorial urges increased congressional representation for Iowa and other western states citing population growth. It notes Iowa would have seven seats at a 165,000 per member ratio, Arlington columns reflect a close 1870 race, and Black Hawk county shows 745 for prohibition against 1,289 opposed. An Extra item reports Older’s museum circus feats including a sea cow and a sacred camel. A domestic quarrel scene follows with a heated argument and reconciliation.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Congress
Capt. Orr
Charles Smeltzer
Fort Dodge
Black Hawk County
Cardiff
Samyeah
America
Seach
Nature Notes and Local News Roundup
A compact notice column covers advice on tight lacing and health, local business occupancy plans for G. W. Miller’s new hen rooms, Waterloo Literary Society debates, potato price comparisons across Iowa towns, and a council motion by A. T. Lusch to regulate locomotive speed through town.
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A. T. Lusch
Questions and answers from a 1880 newspaper
Forty years ago Oct 27 1880 readers submit Q A on wildlife farming and home building topics. exchanges discuss woodpeckers winter homes nest concealment hare versus gray rabbit and foxes weasels owls and other natural enemies in a compact reader exchange.
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Gould
Uti
Local Business and Rail Progress Report
TESTS By SAM LOYD. The first train on the B C R and NS extension reached Iowa Falls last Saturday. J L Chase buys land at Main and Commercial Streets to build storage and expand butter and egg business. Thomas Casalen plans an agricultural implement building on adjacent lot. George Ordway considers a new business black on nearby lot. Prospects for development in our city noted.
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Iowa Falls
J. L. Chase
Thomas Cascalen
George Ordway
Waterloo News and Ripples From 1900 Ledger
Twenty years ago Monday October 29 1900 events include voter sentiment on 3 000 tax. a Fremont portrait relic sent by AJ Case of Waverly. Waterloo unions organizing a central labor body with seven unions listed. First National Bank capital in 1863 rose from 50 000 to 150 000. A M Place leaves for Alta to become a station agent. premium Cottage organs bought by Albert Gordell and W L Illingworth. Miss Hattie Hankinson canvassing for A Fool s Errand and Invisible Empire. Senator James Harlan lecture in Cedar Falls drawing loud applause. Demmer Bros claim top prices for hides tallow and pelts.
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A. M. Place
Alta
Albert Gordell
W. L. Illingworth
Elusive Cold Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
Fragmented ad and notices show a patent elixir called Aspiranal marketed as a fast cold cure with a money back guarantee. It touts immediate warming relief, a dramatic taste, and a cash refund if symptoms persist within two minutes. References include druggists, Union City events, and a Des Moines visit by Ex Governor Frank D. Jackson.
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C. A. Farwell
Leoia
Dantes
Union
Union City
Cod Crinacgnen
Inzane
J. H. Leavitt
Rail transportation woes and Cummins bill in Iowa editorials
Muscatine Journal and Cedar Rapids Republican weigh in on inadequate rail shipping, cost impacts on producers, and the Cummins Esch bill. Editors argue for improved freight handling and warn against league government, praising U.S. senators who supported railroad reform. Eagle Grove Eagle questions Porter’s stance versus Pomerene Robinson Underwood and Thomas in the Senate debate.
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Muscatine Journal
Egst
Calder Pee
Atlantic Seaboard
East Thru
Iowa
Poreter
Cummins
Cedar Rapids
United States
League Makers
Paris
Lea Othe
America
Eagle Grove
Porter
Senate
New
Ate
Pomerene
Ohio
Robinson
Arkansas
Underwood
Thomas
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League of Nations
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Fraternity of Nations
Leon Bourgeois
Council of the
Rome
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Jonmne Huberam, M.D
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Sandman
Fa. Walker
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Jernar
Tree
Mac
Joe Sturs
Heo
Wife
Roe Fulsterson
Frank L. Stanton
Cong
Marlin
In the Courier
Hardin
Nature Notes
John Burroughs
G. W. Miller
Geismar & Israel Bros
J. S. Glover
Mr. Glover
A. Scott
O. C. Miller
Waterloo Literary Society
North American
Webster City
Opera House
E. W. Burnham
Frank Neely
James Delany
Poyner
Sam Loyd
P. S. Dorian
Peter
Watertoo
the Pathfinder
AJ. Case
Waverly
John C. Fremont
Waterloo Typographical Union
Waterloo
First National Bank
Harlan
Cedar Falls
James Harlan
Demmer Bros
Ropean
The
New Progressive Brethren
South and Fifth Streets
Whittier Society of the West
Mabel, Ferris
Alfred Mullan
Fred Ballou
Grace Manning
Maude Fawsett
Moe Cushman
Hortensedali
Bertha Hanna
Bertha Willier
Earl Joder
Ben Kirkpatrick
Albert Sherwood
Edith Lichty
Frank D. Jackson
Des Moines
C. M. Newton
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