Appropriations Agreed On In State Legislature
The appropriations committee lists funds for educational institutions totaling 8202 600 with additional allocations for penal and charitable institutions at 443 000. The report names universities normal schools soldiers home orphans home and several hospitals and penitentiaries, plus a division of funds across annual support and special equipment. The piece also notes bills paused or killed, including pure food laws and insurance reforms, with a list of pending measures and actions by the legislature.
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Appropriations Committee
Irbietegatts
Sorell
Boulay ‘Lana
Iowa
Aigeiy
Wotal
Board of Regents
Nuracs
Galveston Plan
Death Record of the Week Shows County Expenditures
Hardin county totals for the year reach 66 585.64 with salaries and expenses across the board. Auditor Newcomer and assistant Samuel Ddgington tabulated costs including board of supervisors, clerks, sheriffs, instructive staff, and prison feeding, noting duties from furniture repairs to publishing proceedings.
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Newcomer
Samuel Ddgington
Hardin County
Board of Supervisors
Ccs
Dseevtecee
Vanes
Teres
Board of Equalization
Mincellaneolla
Mqnors
Ie Ofonte Ves
Grand Jury
TORY
dJueane Fund
Commissionera
Toogtuorotg
Death Records and local notices from Ackley area
The notices report the March 22 1906 death of John P Miller of Aplington Iowa aged 67 years. He taught at a Presbyterian church after moving from Ackley seven miles away. Earlier born in Pennsylvania July 17 1848, he lived in Illinois as a child. The item also notes the March 31 1908 death of Evert Borchers near Ackley at 78 years, with burial in Washington Reformed Church cemetery and references to surviving daughters and grandchildren. Additional content covers a declamatory contest at Grundy Center with multiple Iowa high schools entering various dramatic pieces, judges, and announced participants and locations.
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John P. Miller
Aplington
Jows
Evert Boerchers
Dick Burina
Ackley
Borcherseu
Germany
Thrhove
America
Dick Burma
Charles City
Washington Reformed Church
Roy John Schaefer
Borchera
Evert Borchers
Dirk Burma
Hisge
Kromminga
Abbott
Mra
Burma
Jebbo Petts
Alexander
H. Roblen
Heit Bohlen
Bowen
Brunke Meinders
Abplington
Roel Blain
Grundy
Opera House
Grundy Center
Iowa
Bonora
Omaronican
Wilson Cornwall
Spencer
Benedict Arnold
Leona Dawson
Colfax
Ralph W. Husner
Independence
Onelitucion
the Union
John Knock
Guthrie Center
Dramavic
Clas Dan
Hienburg
Public unrest over coal shortages halts heat and light
A coal supply crisis from a miners strike threatens city warmth as Roosevelt Brothers avert darkness. Iowa and national figures discuss mine wage disputes, with utilities and dealers scrambling while coal costs rise. Boddy land case to return to Franklin county court, and a rural domestic case from Iowa Falls stirs local attention amid disappearances and elopement rumors.
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Roosevelt Brothers
Noles
Iowa
Nagrett
Boddy
Franklin County
Hazel Boddy
Porthern Town
Art King
Hitoois
Henrietta
Texas
Huddy
Hilliard Feeve
Iowa Falls
Willeam T. Mulford
Cradle Roll Welcomes Two Local Baby Girls
Glad tidings arrive from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hempel as a baby girl was born on Friday to bring cheer. A second baby girl was welcomed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Johnson, adding joy to their household.
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Dirs
Oscar Hempel
Wyatt Johnson
Our Wear neighbors feud ends with damages awarded
Adolph Zell and Amalia Melera married at Reinbeck. four related township school board members quarrelled with minister Trimbower. Jury awarded $100 damages to Trambower. Dyersville backs Sunday saloon reform. Henry Mahoke Jr of Waverly jailed six months for forging a $5 check. Mason City Line Creek milldam from 1855 washed away by high water.
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Adolph Zell
Amalia Melera
Reinbeck
Thurwtay
Kimanty
A. D
Milton Trambower
J. C. Herman Trebon
Black Hawk County
Trumbower
Dyersville
Reform
Henry Mahoke,Jr
Anatata
Mason City
Line Creek
Five Years In Prison For Bigamy Case
Steward Krouse alias multiple names obtained a marriage license for two friends and married J Marian Weasel of Grinnell Iowa. He deserted his wife and, caught in Poweshiek county, pleaded guilty to bigamy and was sentenced to five years in Anamosa prison. authorities suspect prior law offenses. Case Week notes school closes Friday with a one week vacation.
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Steward Krouge
Clerk of Courts
F. M. Lockwood
J. Marian’ Weasel
Grinnell
Iowa
Keouse
Edward Brownell
Marrage Hoouse
Chicago
Clogincatti
Krouse
Alian Brownell
Gay
New Sharon
Brownell
Poweshiek County
Richard
Qidora
Anunoga
Sherrif Mitterer
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Pateed
Ramos Bey
University “Normals
Yowa Soldiers’ Home
Orphans’ Home
Mi ‘Industrial School
Tndustrial School
Mount Pleasant Hospital
Independence Hospital
Wees Clarinda
Inebriate
Shoxville
Cee Cisas Fort Madison Penitentary
Anamosa Penitentiary
Aps
Total
Legislative Insurance Commission
Department of Education
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Tha Battoral Statuary Hall
United States
Ofw Hospital
Praode Roberts
World Office
Woodmay
Roberta
Costa
Royal
Board of Menith
Reucy Price
Ashton Leader
Jobo
Helmer DeBerg
Aviatt
Sheldon
Lgarge
Jounail
Bigamint
Parkera
Kyousa
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