For Sale Various Fresh Produce From Local Gardens
Local ads advertise plums tomatoes cucumbers apples onions and grapes for canning pickling or fresh use. Listings include contact numbers and farm locations such as Bush el Newell Thone RQ Concord Rrapes and White Rock Gardens La Porte, with prices and pickup options.
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Newell
Thone
Concord
Tee Cabin
Lore Cabin
M. J. Fowler
la Porte Re
AL Dean
S. P. Heaver Farm
Broadway
Sale notices for produce and goods in city listings
Multiple classified ads offer fruit vegetables and other items for sale including potatoes tomatoes beans cucumbers onions beets corn and cabbage with varied prices and contact numbers. Also included are miscellaneous rentals and further sales of plants televisions speakers and heavy equipment with locations and phone references.
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City View Gardens
Baltimore
St Francis Hospital
Bridge
Fifth Sis
Phono
Walker-Schubert Lumber, Co
Washington
BOR
Chris Nielsen
Jesup
Iowa
C. McClinton
Jowa
Pine
Waterloo Lumber. Co
W. O
Tannreather
Routa
Waterloob Public Library coal bids sought. ordinance repealed
Disjointed notices list bids for supplying coal to Waterloo public library buildings with instructions to submit No 2 coal bids in writing. An Iowa ordinance repealing section of 1924 revision is recorded, dated August 2 1926, signed by Mayor Glenn A Sibbits and Clerk G Mackay.
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Waterloo
Board of Trustees
Iowa
Glenn A. ‘Sibbitts
G MacKay
State of
Black Hawk County
District Court
John A. Webb
J. W. Thompson
State of Iowa
John Bullak
Trnsk Hawk County
Chase Haying
Farallel Ral
Nick Budak
Oneida St
Waterline
McCoy and Beecher
J. W. Tacipson
Rotice
Black An County
Uine
Conrad K. Olson
BH. McCoy
Frankily
Towa
J. W.thompson
Notich
United States District Court For
Lawa
Matilda Sehridge
Macida
Sonmint
Wwaterles
Black Franck Ani
Mastilda Sehmidt
Notles
Ald
Matte Schmidt
Didy
J. 1S
Tardan
Waterles
Tawa
Bank Tahall
Watering
J.B. Tordan
Tivferre
Former Atlantic City Mayor Fights Teeth Tax Bill
William Riddle, once mayor and top taxpayer of Atlantic City, must pay taxes on $1,009 for platinum false teeth. He challenged a $958,000 Boardwalk property assessment, removing the glittering teeth during heated proceedings. Atlantic City assessor Walter McDevitt put the teeth value at $1,200. jurisdiction questions arose as the former mayor resided in Ventnor City. The board, after a recess, ruled Atlantic City was entitled to the assessment since the teeth were found there.
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Atlantic City
N. 1
Willam Riddle
Atlantic
Atlantic County Board of Taxation
Boardwalk
Lmore Say
Sal Walter McDevitt
Ventnor City
Muckraking Era in America and the Cycle Theory
The article discusses periodic cycles of reform in American history, tracing waves from the Know Nothing movement through the Ku Klux Klan era to the American Protective Association and beyond. It links Roosevelt's rise, the muckraking era, and World War I reforms, suggesting a future surge of reform may occur, fueled by contemporary practices ripe for public outrage and the potential for renewed investigative journalism.
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Farrand
America
Ku Klux Klan
American Protective Association
A. BP. A
Ty Clinton
Roosevelt
McKinley
Bryan
Wilson
Clinton
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Reserve System
Muckraking and the Schism in Early 1900s Media Past
The piece argues a renewed muckraking era could arise if modern journalism pursued testimony from Senate committees with care and context. It cites Illinois and Pennsylvania disclosures, public utility influence on politics, Atlantic Monthly articles, and an upcoming Daugherty trial as indicators of current conditions that might trigger a new literature of exposure.
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Walter Tippmann
Baltimore Suh
Coolidge
Ware
Baltimore Sun
Speakine
Lis
San
Conlidge
Turers
Pennsylvania
Senate
Capitol
Dia
Tminois
Tse
Illinois
Networks Electric and Gas
DUC
Middle West
Public Utility Commission
State Public Utility Commission
United States
Atlantic Monthly
Boston
Trai
Harvard
Atlantic
New York Stock Exchange
Tipley
Wall Street
Harding
Roosevelt
Berlin Cuts Tax on Pet Poodles Amid Civic Debate
Berlin officials reduce the dog tax by 7 percent for poodles praised as substitutes for human affection. Pups under age two are taxed a year, while owners face escalating fees for second and subsequent dogs up to 45 dollars.
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Berlin
Board of Aldermen
Norani
Antistors
Fredericksburg News Briefs
Miss Glatya Thayer and Ernest Wana wed in Fred, with Mrs Kate Thayer as witness and Bird as bridesmaid. Mark Muir served as best man. ceremony held Thursday morning. Mrs William Worman reports August 25 brought four daughters to Mr and Mrs Mater Dips. Mrs James Rourke seen in Iowa City hospital for a week of treatment and shows improvement.
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Fredericksburg
Glatya Thayer
Ernest Wana
Kate Thayer
New Bampton
TB. Bird
Swartalinder Salt Lake City
Mark Muir
Tillerman
Wiliam Worman
Mater
James Rourke
Iowa Chy
Labor Day Message From Union Leader Griffing
A Labor Day address urges dedication to unionism and social justice. It honors pioneers, calls for child welfare amendments, anti-arbitrary injunctions, cooperative banking, and worldwide solidarity with British workers while stressing broader duties of intelligent labor to society.
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Amelek Ghowd
Publc
Lfe
Diber
Ameren Fnce
Beninalaur
Ampariea
Iniversal Brotherhood of Labor
Ninety Six Year Old Wagonmaker of Waverly
Henry Wimber aged ninety six, a former West Union Indiana city assessor for 20 years, plans to return to Waverly Iowa after visiting his son and grandson. Born 1820 in Germany, he arrived in America in 1842 and has lived in Waverly twelve years spending days tending his garden and following current events with interest.
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Waverly
Henry Wimber
West Union
John Wimber
Wellington Street
Wimber
Tie
William Mesingh
Iie
Westphalia
Germany
United States
Neare
North Sea
Greenland
Albany
N. YY
Milwaukee
Wis
Burlington
Shelerésnder Lenee
Lyrn
Meorla
Asmerity
Waryerly
North country campfire tales mix myth with crime
Pine Ridge Ontario September 4 The north country yields amusing tragic and quaint characters around campfires. Tales center on Gold Rush Scotty Chukunin Chawile and Wild Irish Dili as they clash with Constable Hall. The trio travel toward Woman Lake seeking gold and a witness to a quarrel while Chawile spends most of the year in the bush as a metals worker.
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Pine Ridge
Ont
North Country
Scotty
Chukinin Chawile
Plane Ridge
Red Lake Country
Wonwa Lake District
Constable Hall
Gold Rush Scotty
Trish
Hai
Woman Lake
Cadil Creek
Wil
Wild BU
Hall
Sam
Chukunin Chawitfe
Bat
Canada
Northlands
Charlie
Chatwlie
Russian envoy's wife to lead Berlin society
Berlin reports Mme. Krestinski, wife of the Soviet ambassador, is poised to become the social arbiter of Berlin. As hostess and doyen of the diplomatic corps she would introduce new ambassadors, arrange seating, and judge etiquette, while balancing her medical and charitable work with revolutionary roots.
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Berlin
Mme. Kirestinski
Kresinski
Mme. Weenttnsst
Russian and Herself’ Ne Revolutionist, Mone, Krestinski
Vera Molsayevnas
Sme
Krestinsky
Waternon
Kaew
Republic
Mme
Krestinski
Jesus
Moe
Arisios
Monsignore Paerli
Pablo Saler Guardiola
Biehrler
Lord d'Ab
Ernon
Miteister Plenipotentiary
Mme. Kerestinski
Anthor
Envoy
Tavoalvert
Arthee Fairfax
Lillian Russell
Mme. Krestinski
Janoh Fold Schurman
Jon
Sehurman
Soviet Union
Wiees
Minstera
Rose
Krestinaki
I Iudies
Corps
Athe Tegulre
Mowe
Kresuineki
Dt Lenin
Terestings
Siet
Library Labor Day Hours Notify Public
Libraries on both east and west sides will close all day on Labor Day. Miss Callie Wieder, librarian, announced today that Sunday hours on September 12 from 10 am to 2 pm will be observed. Libraries have been closed Sundays during the summer months.
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Whrarles
Callié Wieder
Lesinning
O To & Pom
Strange Tale Of Self Made Teeth In The Bush
Chawlie returns with toothache leading to extractions at a youthful dentist. He crafts makeshift porcelain and clay teeth, braves hardship, and earns $500 from an American dental firm for his idea. Store teeth fail against bear steak, so he forges stronger plates from bear teeth to survive.
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Chawlie
Hutson Bay
Flo
Chawiie
Chawlle
Ihut
Charlie
Hufgson Bay
Farmer Kennedy Survives Lightning Strike in Nevada Farm
In Alliance Nevada on September 4 Jon W Kennedy a 45 year old farmer was struck above the right ear as lightning jumped from his plow to a steel cable and team. One horse was killed instantly and Kennedy recovered in a local hospital with burns and lost facial whiskers. The bolt disabled nearby telephones and traced a path from his body to the plow. Kennedy was unconscious for about a half hour before rescue.
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Kennedy
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