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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1915

Page

9

Vast Iowa Clay Products Industry Growth 1914 15

Iowa's clay product sector shows 186 firms with 1914 output near $5 million and expectations of over $6 million for 1915. Counties like Cerro Gordo and Webster lead drain tile and brick. new Muscatine slough drainage project aims to create a premier fish preserve with a dam and stocked lake. Local officials face Keokuk tax losses, and multiple incidents from accidents to murders appear in yearly coverage.

Iowa Cerro Gordo County Webster County Woodbury County Muscatine Homer Burke Keokuk William Galloway Minneapolis and St. Louis Marshalltown Raiiroad Agricultural Extension Department of Iowa State Collage Francisco Madero President Madero Mexico Ames New York City Iowa State College Carlos Madero Mason City Pella Canning and Pickling Company Louis Scarvitz St. Ansgar Bt Ans Datary W. B. Dawson Bitch

Liquor traffic bill seeks warrantless vehicle search

A drastic Iowa measure would let officers seize and search any vehicle suspected of transporting liquor for illegal use without a warrant. If found, the vehicle and liquor are seized, with proceeds helping the temporary school fund. hearings and appeals are provided, and destruction of the liquor is mandated. The bill also allows warrants from a judge for seizure when credible informants request it.

Des Moines Senate Allen Pocatontas Whitmore Ottumwa

Road Law Amendments Move Through Senate Committee

Three bills to strengthen road law were recommended for passage by the senate committee on highways. One enables second class cities and towns to levy an extra mill for highways, replacing the existing 10 mill limit. Balkema’s bill would require cash poll tax payments, 2 dollars by July 1 and 9 dollars after, ending farmer work‑out options. A weed law change sets weed cutting between July 1 and Aug 1, with penalties and township accountability. A report deadline extension for county engineers and the state highway commission was recommitted.

Senate Committee On Balkema State Highway Commission

Lawmakers Propose Cooperatives and Road Around Lakes

A house bill from Hall of Taylor would permit cooperative bodies for dairy farming mining and manufacturing with stock limits. Senator Francis and Representative Jones push for funding a state road around West Okoboji and Spirit lakes and to broaden highway law for such routes. Senate debates serum plant at Ames with hog cholera vaccines while Kimball tax exemption for hotels dies in committee. A Miller Bremer bill to allow municipal theatres is defeated 69 to 20.

Senate Gillette Assembly Statehouse Hall Taylor Lake Francis Jones Cerro Gordo Okobofi Spirit Lakes State Laboratory Ames Senate Agricultural Committee Halkemia and Arey Doran Kimball Judiciary Committee Allen Miller

Fire ruins Des Moines newspaper plant forcing temporary housing

The Register and Leader and The Evening Tribune suffered a Sunday morning fire damaging their Des Moines plant with losses over 200000 dollars. Insurance covers about 162000 and 128000 on machinery and contents. The papers will operate from the Des Moines Capital home as rebuilding plans begin.

Des Moines Register and Leader Evening Tribune Daily Capital Register and Leader Tribune Capital Daily News James M. Pierce E. T. Meredith

Gas of Good Quality Found Near Randolph

A Kerr-Keyser farm site near Randolph yielded natural gas of first order per an Ames Iowa State College expert. He noted strong flow but said further tests are needed to judge viability and recommended sinking another well. Samples of soil, gas, and water were sent to Ames for analysis and the quality finding was satisfactory.

Shenandoah Kerr-Keyser Randolph Towa State College Ames

Revival at Cedar Falls by Rev Oscar Lowry

Rev Lowry conducted a revival in Cedar Falls under city church auspices. He recently closed a revival in Wallington Kansas where he converted 1800 of the town s 7000 inhabitants.

Cedar Falls Oscar Lowry Lowry Wallington Kans

Man Dles From Worry Ida Grove Deaths Bite Rabies

Worry over a dog bite caused the death of Edward Volz of Arthur, near Ida Grove, as the animal showed signs of rabies after the attack. Nervous prostration followed. Audubon Farmer Misatng Hans Peterson not seen since shipping cattle to South Omaha. His wife is prostrated and authorities fear murder.

Man Ida Grove Edward Volz Arthur Volz Misatng Hans Peterson South Omaha Peterson

Has Cleanup Campaign in Sioux City Declared

Sioux City initiates a positive clean-up drive with police chief ordering patrolmen to suppress vice. Prostitution and bootlegging will receive special attention in the campaign.

Sioux City

Still Want Salpona Waterloo Fight Over Wet Dry Petition

In Waterloo the wets and drys clash after the Iowa legislature repealed the Mulet law. The Great Waterloo Association backs the wets as they press the consent petition recently filed.

Waterloo Iowa Great Waterloo Association

Farmhand Dies When Wagon Overturns

Clear Lake reports Conroy Sheehan, 35, employed by Patrick Joyce, disappeared after not returning with a corn load. Joyce found the wagon overturned and Sheehan buried beneath the load. he was dead.

Clear Lake Conroy Sheehan Patrick Joyce Joyce Sheehan

The Kingd om of God in Our Time

A scholarly article argues that the phrase kingdom of God extends beyond inner spiritual renewal. It urges that Jesus meant a visible social revolution, urging justice, better living conditions, and peace through a new world order guided by the Will of God on earth. The piece cites Rudolf Bucken and Augustine to support the outward transformation.

Nazarene God Jesus Rudolf Bucken Hacken

True Prayer and Hearts in Duty

The piece argues real prayer must be sincere and heart driven not lip service. It cites Bunyan on heart over words and notes hearted prayers align with faithful work, quoting Gur nall on the effort to raise a bell and the harder task of preparing the heart for duty.

John Bunyan Aa Gurnall

When the Roll Is Called The Tamils And Telugus Sing

A visitor to the Baptist mission at Bapata notes the Tamil and Telugu communities fondness for song. The hymn When the Roll Is Called is cited as a favorite, reflecting the mission’s cultural outreach and religious practice.

South India Bapata

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Shawkeye Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Ed Coleman Guthrie Center Coleman Marshall County Shorthorn Breeders’ Association Rex Beresford Amesag South Prairie West Liberty J. A. Cowger Mediapolis William A. Julian Merrill James D. Minnes Moravia James H. Moon Sumner Charley Dunn Vernon Wilson Mills County Glenwood Fieke Oltman Near Te Mars Germany Grant Township Bernie Luth Peter Luth LaFayette Township Allamakee Mills Jonathan Ben Davin Grimes Wealthy Ducheta Oldenurg Rockford Martin 8 Updike Sarah Updike Distriot Court Misa Minnie Kuhlman Warren Huntelman St. Anthony Carnegie Library Carnegie Jevenson ATE Athens Wapello County Parker Home For Dea Moines Boone Petkina Delaware M. J. Mulvaney Senate Public Health Committee House Committee On Purdy State Horticultural Society Supreme Court Tower Court Hillaway Senate Committee On Highways Commission Fremont County Salpona Kingdom OF God
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