Buffalo herd reaches Spirit Lake in express shipment
An unusual cargo arrived at Spirit Lake when a carload of real buffaloes, 17 head, went to farmer John Reinhart near Fort Pierre. The shipment drew an express company agent to ensure safety during transit.
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Spirit Lake
John Reinhart
Old Fort Pierre
S. D
Iowa
J. J. Sharpe
Franklin County
Sharpe
Harlan
Red Oak
Supreme Court
Wm. B. Cuppy
Clarke
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Philadelphia
Jesse Macy
Grinnell
B. F. Shambaugh
Iowa City
Robert Fullerton
Des Moines
Cyrenius Cole
Cedar Rapids
A. D. Ward
Storm Lake
Elks
Eagles
Firemen
Sofas Nelson
Algona
Council Bluffs
Will Lynn
Dike
Linn Grove
Louis A. Wineke
W. C. Swigart
Maquoketa
Frank
Siebengartner
Bettendorf
Wineke
Swigart
Dysar i
Nicholas Gute
Dowsa
Federal Grand Jury
Fort Dodge
le Mars
Mason City
East Park Place
Law Land Company
Linn County
Springville
Alex Reichman
Baden
Germany
America
Dubuque
Ife
Fay Kitterman
J. W. Kitterman
Ottumws
Patpnea
Itout
Insurgent Iowa House backs Johnston road law push
Insurgent members in the Iowa House plan to pass the Johnston road law by caucus agreement, aiming to block other measures this session. The bill abolishes the state highway commission but keeps the highway engineer in Des Moines and returns road powers to county supervisors, with county and other provisions retained.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Johnston
State Highway Commission
House Roads and Highways Committee
Lucas
Kopp
Henry
Pitt
Harrison
Senate
Anderson
Clarkson
Supreme Court
Assembly
John Fletcher
District Court
Earl G. Jones
Woodbury
Scott
Clinton
Linn
Black Hawk
Polk
Fletcher
Thirty-sixth General Assembly
Rogers
Carroll County
Thirty-fifth General Assembly
General Assembly
Defeat of Clark bill on education policy in Des Moines
In Des Moines the Clark bill to repeal the appointive state superintendent law failed 51 to 44 with 63 needed. Lee of Sac attacked the “back to the people” theory while advocates argued voters lack data to judge candidates. The outcome seen as signaling fate for the Johnston road bill, as Clark supporters were presumed to back the road measure.
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Des Moines
Clark
Office of State Superintendent of Instruction
Miller
Pitt
Anderson
Davis
Eggleston
Lee
Sac
Stats
Lea
Friends of the Road
Cornell student wins Iowa collegiate oratorical prize
W Warren Anderson of Cornell College won first prize of 100 dollars in the Iowa collegiate oratorical contest with Vengeance Is Mine advocating prison reform. Charley Bloomquist of Iowa Wesleyan took second, James Dolliver of Morningside third. eight finalists named from Ames Des Moines Simpson Morningside Iowa Wesleyan Penn Coe and Cornell. A banquet at the Altoona hotel featured Rose B Baker presiding and toasts by many college figures.
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Bloomquist
Iowa Wesleyan
Daxter
Penn
James
Coe
Anderson
Cornell
Altoona Hotel
Rose B. Baker
Oratory Department
Wendt
Parsons
Ary
Cedar Falls
Zeuch
Lenox
Tireman
Upper Iowa
Tomlinson
Leander Clark
Struck Companion With Cue In Clear Lake Poolroom
In Clear Lake a row in a pool room left Harry Richards striking Bennett Hayes over the head with a billiard cue. Hayes lay in a precarious condition as Richards was placed under arrest to await developments.
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Clear Lake
Harry Richards
Atrack
Bennett Hayes
Hayes
Richards
River Front Work at Keokuk Underway
Actual work on rebuilding the Keokuk river front has started after plans were approved. The street department has begun filling the river edge for the new levee. Nearby Iowa land values rise as parcels change hands with high prices noted near Gladbrook and Reinbeck.
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Keokuk
Iowa Land Sells High
Wilton reports John Maurer became owner of the Henry Leathye farm one mile west of town. The deal, finalized late in the week, valued at 210 dollars per acre for 100 acres totaling 21000 dollars.
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Iowa
Wilton
John Maurer
Henry Leathye
Death of Des Moines County's Oldest Native Son Latty
Warren Latty, Des Moines county's oldest native son, died at Latty Station. Born in 1883 at Latty Station, he had always lived there, the town named for his father.
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President Wilson
Joseph E. McKillip
Bellevue
Joseph M. Drees
Carroll
George F. Hughes
Connell Bluffs
W. B. Durham
Milo
W. B. Chapman
Correctionville
Merton I. J. Ackley
Marble Rock
A. Stader
Ankeny
Chris Haffner
Connellson
William MiLley
Calva
David J. Palmer
Grand Army of the Republic
Lee
Iowa Ice Dealers' Association
Des Moines
H. W. Coe
New York
National Association
Mason City
Harry Studer
John Studer
Algona
Charles Wright
Janesville
John Usher
DPD
D. Daker
Marion
Fort Madison
Emma F. Nash
Marshalltown
Minneapolis
Vinton
Fred Throssel
Thornton
T. B. Larrabee
Webster City
Iowa
Fort Dodge
R. F. Desart
Correctionvilles
Frank Lee
State Association of
Western Iowa Editorial Association
Council Bluffs
Tama
Woman's Temperance Union
Isabell Smith
Mt. Vernon
Masonic Order
Clear Lake
Chas
Milton McFarland
Burlington
Chicago
Burt-Zalser Company
M. E. Holderfield
Illinois Central
Pomeroy
Wapello Club
Cgy Elal
Ottimwa
Duyera
Ottumwa
Billy Davidnon
Episcopal Church
Madrid
Ringmaster & Bons of
Koota
Joseph
Warren Latty
Latty Station
Mr. Latty
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Attorneys AT Law
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L. Bonar
Manoover Algona State Bank
Algona, Ta
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Kexefiix & Rohner
M. J. Kenefer
J. F. Rorner
Uolices of
Algona Hospital
Algona, Lawa
A. Cretzmeyer
E. C. Hartma
Dr. Gay
Painé
L. V. Andrews
Algona Eusteopath
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L, Bist
D. de A
D. E C. Tessman
Deveranz
Langdon & Long's
Laws
Sayers
Algons
R J. Laird
Opera House
Kossuth County State Bank
Algona, Iowa
Capital
Lowla H. Soutth
Theo. Chris: Ques
Ei. Beers
T. A. Wadsworth
Bi. J. Ohvey
H. E. Hist
Jas, W. Wadsworth
Wa. K. Ferauson
First National Bank
CWA
United States Depository
Wao
K. Ferguson
Spettoe LJ
E. R. Conner
E. Buyers
Savings Department of
Flrnt National Bank
East Court House Square
Algona State Bank
Staone
Adams Ny
Joy
A H. Beardsley
Bingterre
Board OF Directory
Chubb
C. Chubb
Geo. L. Galbrat
the County Savings Bank
Mali
Picers
Maree Peathens
Hutchins
Vivo
B. Murta
Kage
By J
Dodds
By . Gieore
Sagrew Poterage
Mont Mahon
V. Sullivan
Maetin Banm
Js Banu
Ramo
Cashier
Peoples Savings Bank
Benedict
Wallaee
Hawkeye
State News
House
Agaest
Johnston Sill
Pearson
Raymond A. Pearson
State Agricultural College
Ames
Whitman
State Board of Education
Edu‘ang
Executive Council
Capitol Commission
State House
Earl Jones
Harl Jones
Anamosa Reformatory
Grace Runyon
Jones
Adams County
Shenandosh
Deyoe
A. M. Deyoe
Cincinnati
Chase
Railroad Committee
Railroad Commission
House Committee On Railroads
Griffin
Warren Anderson
Cornetl College
Dolliver
Gladbrook
Crist Hagen Place
Berlin
J. Furgegen
Hats Hoage
Reinbeck
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