Radical economic debate on railroads and farms in North Dakota
The piece argues against a railroad workers plan to nationalize transport and compensate owners with bonds while giving a third of lands to labor. It explains the Non-partisan League model in North Dakota, where state bonds fund cooperative farming, mills, elevators, stores, and banks without renouncing private farm titles. It also critiques Count Greppi’s views on marriage and child rearing as selfish and impractical.
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Fargo
N. D
Brotherhoods
Feod
Agricultural Department
League of
North Dekelx
North Dakota
League
Count Gaya
Greppi
Greoms
Reuben
Count Greppi
Lo Way
Llirn
Sodom
Gomorrah
Why Not Baseball Again in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes rising interest in amateur baseball this year and suggests a sentiment strong enough to launch professional games next year. Baseball is enjoyed by people of all ages and backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Cedar Rapids
HEALTHY TALKS On headaches and nervous disorders
A column on head pains linking neuralgia and various illnesses to headaches. It notes causes from eye strain to anemia and rheumatism, urges finding and removing the cause with a doctor, warns against self treatment, and offers an external analgesic recipe. The piece includes a reader's letter about deafness linked to dust and rum use, and promotes public health questions to Dr. Join B. Huber via the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auch Casa
Iam
B. Huber
Little Life Confidences in the Experience of a Couple
Imogene inventories her handbag with Andrew as they tease about secrets and clothing items. She reveals a corn plaster and flirtatious banter over rouge and lipstick while debating what to reveal to others. The scene unfolds as a playful domestic exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Imogene
Rob Futkerson
Jay
Leesan
Smoleone
Jone
Mamie
Tmorene
American Sports and Presidential Travel Reflections
A historical column argues Americans value sports as a national pastime and notes the public interest in entertainment beyond town life. It comments on the president’s Paris tour costs, the large Paris delegation, and compares the entourage to biblical figures, reflecting on expense and spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latehall
Penne
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
A fragmentary column by Sam Loud discusses an entrepreneur nicknamed Tony the iceman branching into new business. The narrator sketches a sign for a cellar stairs tap and notes how effective signage can draw people downstairs. The text includes playful asides and partial lines about merchandise lines and selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Unclear OCR fragment yields cryptic financial note
Fragmentary OCR text includes confusing phrases about grants taxes and a copyright line attributed to Sam Lapa. no coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to summarize.
Sanira Marsh Swallow Acquires Splendid Nickel Trimmed Castin
A quirky local item notes Sanira Marsh Swallow showing off a new split bamboo nickel trimmed castin with a red accent though lacking a quart. The brief appears as a humorous blurb from a National Newspaper Service copyright note.
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Binkley
Glancin
Glorious Feels Turn Sour As Horse Falls Behind
A race ends in tragedy as a favored horse slips to eighth place and dies after a six length lead fades. Spectators wonder about the people and plans behind the scene as a broader critique of politics and money in sports and society emerges.
Acid Iron Mineral Promises Improve Blood and Youthful Health
Advert says acid iron mineral provides iron to enrich blood, restore vigor, and preserve youth. It claims soluble natural iron, no alcohol, no teeth staining, and offers a refund if not satisfied. Thousands of women reportedly benefited.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Ape
H. Hartman Co
Atse West Park
John G Matthian
Waitur. Ao
Peterson, Treas
Geil Mgr
Mall
Towa
Monte de Lowa
Waterloo
Iowa
Asated Press
Associated Press
Focal
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Eee
Cons Ag
Alteenther
Washington, D.C
G. Doughe
Bum Advich
Bridget
Govenor Philipp
Wisconn
Badger
Hawkee
Hardin
Story, Tama, Franklin, Et al
Alenay
Ealica
Tien
Elin
Waal
Marshalltown
Republi
United States
Paris
Crillon
Solomon
Pharoah
Sam
Grant
Coperight
Sam Lapa
National Newspaper Service
Thale
Veen
Ant
Burlington
Kansas
New York
Mickel
Wangler Bros. Co
G. J. Miller
Dr. Cunningham
Saveitt
Mast Puri
Fae
Kelloggs
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Boline
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