No Shooting Law Clarified for Iowa Migratory Birds
Dr. Palmer of the agriculture department wired Warden Hinshaw that federal rules ban spring shooting across Iowa, contradicting claims that the law only covers Missouri and Mississippi. Regulations make licensees useless this spring, usable next year. Also notes on clothing costs and New York seed potatoes at 95 cents a bushel from Gosttel & Hou.
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Palmer
Department of Agriculture
Hinshaw
Iowa
Representative Green
Missouri
Mississippi
New York
Gosttel & Hou
Morning Briefs Spark Global Factatches and Local Races
Mixed political and social items from various regions. Mention of suffragettes in Scotland, Senator Kenyon’s railroad stock protection proposal, Canada cutting farm implement duties, Nobel laureate Charles Gabat’s death mid address in Berne, and seismographs recording Cleveland quake shocks. Courtroom searches in Terre Haute, Iowa legal motions, Des Moines mayoral primary results show Hanna leading Roe, martial law along Tecate border after murder of a postsmaster.
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Cleveland
Japan
Smith McPherson
Federal Court, Grants & Rehearing
Iowa
Wasta
Keokukaa
Des Moines
Hanna
Roe
Sto Tecate
Cal
Sud Customhouse
The Windmills of Holland Operetta at K of P Ball
Preparations have been under way for a high school glea club operetta, The Windmills of Holland, to be staged at the K of P Ball on March 27 and 28. Admission is twenty five and thirty five cents with proceeds to benefit the school. The play sketches historic Holland and its people who ventured to sea to gain land.
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Old
Holland
Glea
Windmilla of Holland
K. of
Along the Highway A Life Patchwork of Town News
A fragmentary local page recounts incidents and sketches of town life. Butcher Krohn and Goldsmith stories hint at quirky shopfront exchanges, while local residents like Mrs. Althouse and Mrs. Barger recall Hardin county roots since 1855. Notes on candidates Orn Couneilman Blanker and others appear alongside letters from readers and subscribers, with thanks to postmaster Milford and praise for community figures.
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Ishance
Mike Ryan
Michael
Henry Althouse
Ben Barger
Hardin County
Hardin ‘City
Ryan
State awards meat contracts for prisons and asylums
State board of control let contracts for nearly 1,000,000 pounds of beef and pork to Swift & Co Ottumwa Morrell Sulsberger Armour and others for six months starting April 1. Total beef cost 873,178.10 for 712,800 pounds. Pork and pork products set at 131,250 pounds for 23,585.50. Hams cost 28 to 35 cents per pound at state price 34 to 35. Bacon costs 14 to 18 cents, retail 30 cents.
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State Institutiona
State Board of Control
Swift & Co
Omaha
John Morrell & Co
Ottumwa
Sulsberger & Sons Company
Chicago
Armour & Co
Parcel post gains lower rates for farm produce shipments
Postmaster General Burleson announced a new regulation extending parcel post benefits. Farm and garden produce weighing twenty to fifty pounds may be shipped up to 150 miles in ordinary crates. This liberalization reduces packing needs and aims to lower costs, benefiting truck gardening centers like Chicago.
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Parcel Post
Burleson
Express
Chicago
Public service and journalistic duty in early Iowa notes
Des Moines reports Judge J L Stevens resigning from Iowa's national committee, praising Wilson and calling Stevens a progressive. Also noted are Butler Briefs on a Greene couple welcoming a daughter, a Christian Church supper profit of 44 dollars, Charles Clarke's funeral at St Mary's, and a healing update on a Gates child recovering from appendicitis.
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Des Moines
J.L. Stevens
Boone
Bull Moose
Iowa
National Committee
Stevens
Wilson
Frezener
Butler
John Downing
Greene
Ladies of the Christian Church
Charles Clarke
St. Mary's Church
Henry Gates
Personal Mentions From Wallaburg And Nearby Towns
Journal notices list a flurry of visits and relatives throughout the area. Alenry Caratens arrives in Wallaburg for a stay as Rogers of Eldora, Otis Rule, Sherman Rath, J. H. Scales, Jacob Diemer, Muriel Mullane, George Foote, Mrs. A Harold, Miss Mayme McLaughlin, R. A. Blackmun and others are noted in city and surrounding towns visiting family or staying with relatives.
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Alenry Caratens
Wallaburg
A Rogers
Eldora
Otis Rule
Vinton
Sherman Rath
Waterloo
J. H. Scales
Jacob Diemer
Parkeraburg
Muriel Mullane
Hampton
George Foote
Abbott
A. Harold
Riceville
C. BE. Winter
Mt. Vernon
Railroads cut freight rates for Iowa by interstate orders
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued supplemental orders in Washington that grant Iowa shippers sweeping rate reductions, marking the first broad general revision of interstate town traffic rates. It is likely no other state has received relief from high rates as comprehensively. Also noted is a Roben's Bargin Store broom sale on Saturday March 19 from 2 30 to 4 30 with first class brooms at 19 6 each.
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Maurice Connolly
Iowa
Connolly
Des Moines
United State
Railroad Commission
Washington, D. C
Favors
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roben's
Bargin
Fraternities and Lodges Hold Social Meetings
With the Fraternities, Pythian Sisters held an entertaining social session Thursday evening. Fountain lodge AF and AM held a special meeting Monday evening with the first degree conferred on a candidate. Eastern Star held their regular meeting last Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Fountain Lodge
Eastern Stara
The Sick and Injured and Newborns in Ackley
Reports from Ackley note Richard Betoz ill for ten days and confined indoors a week. Chickenpox remains widespread among children. A baby girl arrived at George and Mrs Kramer’s home, their first child, bringing happiness to all. Mr and Mrs Vena Janssen welcomed a baby girl born Monday in the country. Lester Searls and wife near town celebrate the birth of a new baby Tuesday morning.
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Richard Betoz
Paby
George
Kramer
Vena Janssen
Lester Searls
Town election candidates urged as filing nears Friday
Spence remains popular but a push for early nominations grows. The article lists mayor and five council seats plus assessor and clerk, naming current officials and potential challengers. Voters are urged for a progressive council to push street paving, sewerage and water services in the next two years. Backers call for clear pledges and discourage lingering names.
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Spence
Ahbuld
Noatite
Isipeate
Dowes
Assesker
Clerk
Roberts
Carstena
Bleaker
Flessa
Bush
Heffelmoler
Ubben
Scourick
Eggert
Severs
Thay
H. B. Heetland
Louis Cour Des
J. W. Thornton
G. J. Doepke
Trainer
Fragak Martin
FP. A. Snyder
E. M. Breniman
Ackley
Re-Elect Rule President as School Board Reorganizes
The school board held its regular meeting at Dr Rule's home after the election and re elected Rule to a new term. Committee assignments followed with Bleeker Althouse Mapes on Finance and grounds Alt house and Mapes on supplies Hembd. Mapes Bleeker Althouse on Athletic and Commencement. Superintendent Micard will not seek re election and will serve until early June.
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Rule
Messia
Althouse
Bleeker
Hombd
Mapes
W. A. Young
Pew
Bleeker, Althouse
Bleeker and
Tia
G. C. Micard
Declamatory Contest Honors Miss McFar lane at Manchester
Ten contestants from as many area schools vied in a Thursday declamatory contest at Manchester. First prize went to Miss McFarlane of Waterloo east side schools for a popular selection The Littlest Babel. Alice Roosevelt won second in humorous class. the district winner advances to state contest in Waverly on the 27th. Also a note from John Rink of Lubeck Germany sends greetings to The World.
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Mise McFarlane
Waterloo
Manchester
McFarlane
East Side
Alice Roosevelt
Waverly
Band Boys Give Demonstration of Ability Splendid Program
The Band Boys under Prof Johannas gave their first concert in Blake and Wagner's hall on Friday evening before a large audience. The program featured marches, solos, and choir numbers including a nine girl solo and a forty-strong schoolgirl choir, with receipts of the evening totaling 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannas
Blake & Wagner
Jack
Gay Roosevelt
Ll Trovatore
Has His Leg Amputated After Gunshot Wound
Theodors underwent a successful operation yesterday morning to remove his leg between the knee and hip six months to the day after a gunshot wound. He requested the procedure, showing grit and mental poise, and withstood the anesthetic well. He endured six months of intense suffering and is hoped to recover enough to circulate among relatives and friends.
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Theodors
Sues For Damages In Nevada Manufacturing Case
The Stannard mover Company of Mason City sues Nevada Manufacturing of Nevada Ia for 050,000 damages amid a consolidation dispute. Isaac Swiegard of Farmers National Bank Garner sues for 87,000 over alleged fraudulent agreement. The Standard Motor Co appears as successor to Colby Motor with Ackley capital, while local stock trades around 40 cents. Rural New Yorker seed potatoes promise higher market returns, Goettel & Son selling them at 85 cents a bushel.
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Stannard Mover Company
Mason City
Nevada Manufacturing Company of
Nevada
Issac Swiegard
Farmers National Bank of
Garner
Standard Motor Co
Colby Motor Co
Ackley
Goettel & Son
Briefly Told: Local News Snippets and Obituaries
Advertise, the winners do, St Patrick's Day held little significance there. Articles of incorporation for Margh shalltown baseball association are published. Waterloo Presbyterians call four gentlemen from New Jersey to pastor Flint church. Twenty five Odd Fellows lodge members visited Marble Rock for Greene staff degree ceremony. Mrs George Toldoff of Alden dies en route to Iowa Falls. mother of four. Bayler county planter Mrs Christian Bites buried Friday. born Ohio July 1828, Ohio to 1857, married 1859. Hitesville named for founder. he died in 1902. four sons and daughters survive.
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St. Patrick's Day
Marghshalltown Baseball Association
Waterloo Presbyterians
New Jersey
Flint Church
Odd Fallows' Lodge
Marble Rock
Greene
George Toldoff
Alden
Iowa Falls
Bayler County
Christian Bites
Ohio
Benton County
Hitesville
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Kenyon
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Charles Gabat
Berne
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Rogland
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Butcher Krohn
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Jacob J. Herbater
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Evil Middlestedt
Dick Thisben
Canny Lubeck
Ger- Comfrey
Mion
Jobn Rink Frum
Beo Elsing
Vaoladen
Win. Hecker
Relot Peters
Aplington
Ned Cities
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School of Journalism
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Mayme McLaughlin
Rockwall
R. A. Blackmun
A.J. Scales
Elmer Held
William Thomas
Marshall
Jo DeGunther
F. J
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Me. Ellis
Misa Elba
C. I. Hoetker
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Henry Lolster
Cedar Falls
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Pat O’nell
KE. A. Phinzey
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