Iowa News Seeks to Limit Hunters License Fund Use
Governors statement aims to reassure sportsmen that the $109000 collected from hunters licenses will stay within the Fish and Game Department and not fund lake boulevards or ditching. He denies diverting funds to outside agencies while hints on possible limits for Warden Lincoln and state officers. The report notes concerns about drainage and conservation groups seeking to distribute the money and outlines the governor’s push to keep expenditures within legislative figures.
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Iowa
Carroll
Department of the Fish and Came
Lincoln
State Drainage, Waterways and Conservation Commission
Hosear
Creston
Seymour
Laplatee
Neb
Fremont
T. E. James
C. L. Frazer
Henry J. Ross
Silas Candal
Schoola
Della Simons
D. R. Bement
Mt. Ayr
John Harlow
Oskaloosa
George Perry
Perry
Dubuque
Charles Buelow
Fort Dodge Clothier
W. F. Condon
Frank Weaver
Clutier
Dvorak
Porkony
H. B. Kirschner
Iowa State Sanitarium
Oakfale
Battle Creek
Burlington Commercial Exchange
Keokuk Commercial Club
Mississippi
Farmers' Grain Dealers Plan Iowa Convention in Des Moines
The sixth annual Farmers' Grain Dealers' Association of Iowa convention will be held in Des Moines February 2 to 4 with about 2,100 members and wives attending. Events include officer elections, insurance mutual meetings, and a women’s entertainment at Hoyt Sherman Place followed by a capitol reception. Speakers cover cooperation and harvest topics, with sessions at the Coliseum and a governor meet-and-greet planned. Country leaders and local clubs coordinate tours and programs for delegates from Iowa and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association of Iowa
Hoyt Sherman Place
W. F. Mitchell
Commercial Club
Furnace Room
Industrial Brotherhood
Kate Barnard
Guthrie
Okla
Sam Hampton
Waco
Tex
Roy H. McVicker
Eagle Crave
James R. Dalton
Woonsocket
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Garretts Beal Corn Growers Triumph in Iowa Contests
The Garrett family of Mitchelville earns a top state title for corn. Charles wins Des Moines best single ear prize and sells it for 160 dollars, Orville takes first prize at Ames junior exposition, Floresca earns second in the same junior show.
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Garretts Beal
Charles Garrett
Mitchelville
Iowa
Des Moines
Orville Garrett
Ames
Floresca Garrett
Stte Agricultural College
Drainage Association to Convene in St Dodge
The Iowa State Drainage association sets its 1910 annual meeting for February 15 and 16 in St Dodge Ames. Noted speakers include Prof. A Marston E O Rood Prof W H Stevenson Hon Henry Young J Adams and Prof J T Stewart. County supervisors from northern Iowa will discuss drainage financing and related issues.
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Ames
Iowa State Drainage Association
St. Dodge
A. Marston
E. O. Rood
W. H. Stevenson
Henry Young
J. Adams
J. T. Stewart
Negro SLAIN BY HIS WIFE IN Council Bluffs
Bud Collins a Union Pacific porter in a Salt Lake run was shot and killed by his wife after he tried to kill her. She left their home to stay with her mother at 38 North Eighth street. Collins returned armed, forced entry, and fatally wounded him with two shots in the head and back before a sister intervened.
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Council Bluffs
Bud Collins
Union Pacific
Here
Salt Lake
Collins
Powell
North Eighth Street
Gilmore City Out of Coal Causing Local Train Cut
Des Moines reports the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad halted the McGregor to Maxon City local passenger service due to weather and a coal famine. Gilmore City also telegraphed that the town is coalless and firms are closing. Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway officials said trains will be coal into the town at once.
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Berryhill
Des Moines City Railway Company
James G. Berryhill
Des Moines
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
H. B. Barling
State Railway Commission
McGregor
Maxon City
Harling
Carroll
Gilmore City
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway Company
No Relief in North Iowa Slips From Rail Coal Strain
North Iowa rail lines report coal movement halted with Iowa Central limited to Hampton and northern shipments blocked by wrecks and snow. Brick tile yards warn shutdown without coal today. Forest City scarce. Towns plead for coal as dealers go scarce and trains fail to run. In separate notes, John Atkins loses an arm in a rabbit hunting accident near Bloomfield, and Burlington records two deadly coastings with a dozen injured. Reverend A J Schell refuses to discuss a Lamphere confession made public in St Louis.
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Mason City
Iowa Central
Hampton
Brick
Milwaukee
Forest City
Schell
Mt. Pleasant
A. J. Scheil
Wesleyan College
Ray Lamphere
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
90000 American settlers go to Canada homeland draw
Recent advices from Canada report upwards of ninety thousand settlers from the United States moved into Western Canada in the past year. Lands offered include free 160 acre homesteads and adjoining lands sold at nine to twenty dollars per acre. The article notes strong draw from states like Iowa Indiana Nebraska and Minnesota citing high land value, good yields and favorable costs. Canadian government agencies provide information for settlers seeking free homesteads and suitable districts.
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Canada
Boundary Line
United States
Iowa
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Sermon and jest on the last day judgment
The excerpt shows a minister proclaiming that on the final day all will be judged by deeds, while a jokey response notes that none of us have ever worked. The dialogue captures a humorous contrast between solemn doctrine and a flippant self‑assessment.
After the Hunt and Curiosities of a Parsonage
A Yonkers pastor Rev Sanford C Hearn of the First Methodist Episcopal Church dresses hunted rabbits for dinner in a parsonage cellar while his young son watches and asks what he is doing Then the boy reports to his mother that papa is skinning shaving and cutting up cats Also contains a series of light ad copy lines about Wrigley’s Spearmint and Allen’s Foot-Ease with a price and address.
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Sanford C. Hearn
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Yonkers
In Demand and Advertising Snippets of Daily Life
The fragment portrays social chatter about a popular man who listens to summer trip details, fashion admiration of a well-dressed woman, and a joke about paying freight. It also advertises WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT and a claim of quick rheumatism relief by Dr. Detehon's Relief. Carlyle quote hints at lasting truth.
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Detehon
Wirst
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Keokuk
Charlotte Dryden
Board of Supervigors
Pottawattamie County
B. F. Patt
First Baptist Church
Sidney
First Baptist Church of
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Frank Garrich
Vinten
Lido
Theodore N. Morrison
Davenport
Mpnscopal
Willian Pence James
Marshall Town
Cedar Rapides
James
G. DeWitt Dowling
Trinity Church
Sweeny
Nes Moines
Rhys 'T. Rhys
Sarah Mason
Q. H. J. Mason
First Presbyterian Church
Log Beach
Cal
Leonard Lewis
St. Joseph’s
Charles Trumbauer
Keota
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Iowa City
Charles Cochran
Cochran
Dr. Trumbauer
Nancy Frey
Sigourney
Keokuk County
John Taylor
Sioux City
Myerly
Hawthorne Glove Company
Hedges
Cudahy Packing Company
Brendenberg
Capital Park
Oklahoma City
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Cumberland
William Dear
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
John G. Goefken
Order of St. Francis of
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Theodore Irwin
Andrew
Northwestern
Denison
Antone Knapp
Des Moines Coliseum
Hayt Sherman Place
Cooperation Packing House
J. G. Mullin
Sioux City, Ta
Subject
C. Bergfield
Farmers’ Elevator Company
George
James Manahan
Minneapolis, Minn
Yest
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Western Electric Telephone Company
C. TH. Yost
Omaha
Iowa Telephone Company
Middle West
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WT. A. Potter
H. W. Byers
George Cosson
McHenry
Harry Hittner
J. C. Hittner
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van Duyn
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Taft
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McKinley
National Carnation Association
B. G. McFarland
Mutual
Des. Moines
James J. Hill
Greater Des Moines
Id. A. Lyon
Knoxville
United States District Court
Bobby Burns
Bobbin Burns
John Weber
John Weber, Sr
Mercy Hospital
TZ Yours OK
Des Boles
Iowa State Association
Fort Dodge
Victor
Husband
North
Bloomfeld
John Atkins
Coaster
Burlington
Bearl Emerson
Allen
Rample
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Olmsted
le Roy
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Wrigley
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