Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-11
TOPICS OF THE TIMES


rfculture SAYS III is assuredly uu
that the great apple bin of the lflite'
states has been shifted west of th'
So.
The Rev j. Is Toonlay. pastor oi 'h'
Carthage CMoo congregational chur9i
IS spending his six weeks vacation
Working as common lahofef tor th'
harden his muscles and regain his lost
appetite.
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Mlchlsan fafmef VINO mas never
Been blessed Win any e'iis'iSh ~ '''S
own 'his Week aaop'ea twenty W.
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General Dewet objects to being
termed a guerrilla leader The Bloem-
fontejn Post so referred to him. and
| subseouently Withdrew the phrase at
the Beer generals request.
The following IS from the ~. faui
| Pioneer Press: We get more ION
grade samples OF vinegars and condi-
ments from the southern part of the
I state than we do from any other sec
ton" said Assistant Commissioner
| Dingman of the state dairy and food
Departments and they come from
nv rho rocoint of samnla of Iowa
VINEGAR semi bv = marcban, of that
s,,+a for an.,lysis Tho let,or accom-
nanyinr mo s,mnre offered pavmen,
- -
il,e' 90 no i,'''s 49, -
Their manufacturers ana "holestie
houses ana sile sta'e - nun VI s'os'9
'ilae couia i'ot nc solu ~
without coming counter 10 the law. y
itiSe aiiouI' uoSs se' ii'to s9o'a
tniu IOWA ae>iets ana - pickeu Ny the
DAIRY ana FOOD department as ii'egal. |
The merchants along the southern
boundary are IN direct competition |
PEELED to run a cheap line in order to
keep their trade minnesota ought to
be protected against the sale of this
kind of stuff even if Iowa is not willing
own citizens such q condition is an
argument in favor of a national pure
food department.
80
1t is announced that the Cubans in
tend to make a direct appeal To Presi-
dent Roosevelt. urging extraordinary
action for their relief.
Speaking of cool summers, a CORE
hat in the summer of 1916 planting ana
all over New England went q
almost to naught and there was great
for want of sufficient food !
snow and ice in various parts of New !,
england were reported during June and !,
,arts of July. The year 1916 was called a
the year without summer" and 6
lso eighteen hundred and -starve-to- a
eath."
!,
ismissal of fourth class postmasters .
tho solicit business from presidential =
lass districts. a
When the Great r,asta,n u,s ;,
iunched il was the wonder of the I,
,orld Already there are Transatlantic G,
of greater tonnage than that
the Great Eastern. and in = few ,,ears n
.he,o eao.s 80 ,,.a,'. - il
.ider and deeper than tho C,reat Eas+ g
rn win he crossin- tho e,o,, r,, %
NIT in shin builain.. saams "a, ,ho, :,
us. q.
III
No Way QUIT couldn't get ont of ca
her" Henpeck eynlained pl
When she proposed she said. will TT
on marry me? Have Won anv ohiac- A
on? You see. no matter v,ha,har pi
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