Tax and levy rise boost Iowa finances and inheritance receipts
Des Moines reports Iowa's general revenue rising to 407,?12 from 245,240 in 1908 as higher levies and property values plus larger inheritance taxes lift state finances. Treasurer Morrow cites improved conditions though officials warn resources may not reach fall 1907 levels again.
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Wild entrance to Waveland golf grounds noted in park area
The main entrance to Waveland park in Des Moines is described as a wild spot at the start of a large tract that includes Waveland and golf links. The disputed golf ground is said to host the Trans Mississippian tournament, with adjacent parks treated as a single unit during events.
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Popular Game Warden George A Lincoln of Cedar Rapids
George A Lincoln the Iowa state game warden is a popular official who was first appointed by Gov Shaw and reappointed by Gov Cummins. He recently sent out hunter license blanks to county auditors to raise revenue for enforcing game laws and has been credited with modernizing those laws, making his retirement a loss to sport lovers statewide.
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Largest steel framework in Iowa for cement plant near Des Moines
One of the largest steel structures in Iowa rises as the cement factory framework near Des Moines nears completion. Des Moines Bridge & Iron Co spent nearly six months placing the steel. The building measures 191 feet wide and 473 feet long under a single roof. All cement prep work must occur indoors to prevent moisture from spoiling the product.
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Old Mortgage Released in Mahaska County Records
A mortgage release filed with the Mahaska County recorder references a 25 year old instrument for 1.6 million dollars. Original trust deed by Ottumwa Cedar Falls and St Paul Railway, now Northwestern, secured bonds due March 2 1908 with five percent interest. Records note this was among Mahaska’s largest filings, surpassed only by a 400 million dollar C B Q mortgage last year on entire Iowa railroad equipment.
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New Creek Route Changes Course Through Olin
A deep Delwine well ran dry after a loud crash, water vanishing from a 160 foot shaft at Ud McSweeney’s farm. For 13 years Olin residents petitioned supervisors to reroute Catfish Creek through town, seeking to cover the ugly stretch. The recent session approved the plan, costing between 3000 and 4000 dollars to remove the unsightly feature.
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Creamery Men Win Free Return of Milk Can Cans
Creamery and dairy interests win assurance from American Express to continue free return of empty milk and cream cans after August 1. The company will issue a supplement to classification 19 confirming that no wagon service is required to return empties, to counter a proposed ten cent charge per can by express firms. Secretary Dwight N. Lewis of the state railroad commission forwarded protests from major creameries. J H Bradley of American Express telegraphed from New York with the confirmation.
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Defiance Starch Gains Popularity Among Women
The piece notes growing demand for Defiance Starch in summer fashion, touting its chemical free claim and strong stiffening power for fine fabrics. It contrasts with other starches and claims lesser quantity yields a superior finish, while a fragment hints at domestic worries about children and social life.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad
A testimonial from Mars Exara Wheaton of Vienna West Virginia praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from years of female ailments. The ad claims the medicine is non narcotic, widely cured, and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
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