Fifth Annual Meeting of Iowa Association at Des Moines
The Town Business Men's Association held its first annual session in Des Moines with President Young leading. Twenty one societies attended, and discussions covered debt collection, wholesale trade, credit systems, insurance, railroad rates, and road improvements. Other items include the Sixth State Oratorical Association results, a fatal horse accident in Oakland, a marriage license refusal in Hartley, fires destroying goods in Dubuque and Estherville, and various civic notes from across Iowa.
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New Moines
Des Moinea
Young
Marshalltown
United States
Congress
Alve
Hirrah
Platt Bros
Clothiers
Dubuque
Connell
Consolidated Tank Line Company
Ernest Neudeck
Red Oak
A. B. Matthews
Frank Austin
Burlington
Austin
Mason City
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Keokuk
Fort
M. C. Kempsey
Sioux City
Sioux
Plymouth
Fred Williamson
Day
A. B. Wilox
Joseph Schaff
Ysaac Sparks
Boone
Joseph G. Steil
W. H. Curran
Emmetsburg
Mra. Moore
Fort Madison
Steil
Curran
I. T. McNulty
Dubuque Bar
Estherville
Arlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway
Illinois
Iowa
Des Moines
P. B. Durley
D. W. Finlayson
W. B.tompkins
Dr. Fravola
Cappathere
Veteran Legislators Honor Iowa Pioneer Law-Makers
The second quadrennial meeting of Iowa’s Pioneer Law-Makers, veterans who served 1838 to 1879, convened in Des Moines. Officers were elected led by President Judge Ronard Johnstone, with secretaries Aldrich, Wilson and Steinburg. Remarks honored early state governance, rail passes and historic journals, closing with a singing of Tenting on the Old Camp Ground.
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Tronoer Tuain-Makers’ Association
Des Moines
John F. Duncombe
Mort Dodo
Charles Aldrich
G. S. Wilson
Ben van Steinburg
G. W. Wright
Edward Johnstone
Keokuk
Scott
Mitehall
Richards
General Assembly
Ronard Johnstone
W. H. M. Pusey
Council Bludls
Mw, TH. Kimbro
Davis County
Powers
Chickasaw County
Iowa
Coollaugh
Senate
Capitol
John Scott
Nevada
L. L. Ainsworth
A. BR. Fulton
C. Nourse
Supreme Court Decisions From Final Adjournment
The court ruled defendants pleading guilty without trial cannot incur trial fees as costs, and trial fees only apply when a trial clarifies law or fact. It also held a widow of a decedent with a $3,000 life insurance policy is not a legal heir, and proceeds go to designated heirs. Other rulings covered pension investments voiding executions, Bohemian property in third parties, sufficiency of horse theft wording, and a city conveying property to a county invalidating the conveyance.
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Supreme Court
United States
Guy
Jobbers and railroads clash over Iowa rate cuts
A Des Moines meeting gathered jobbers shippers and railroad men to debate restoring or reducing inter state rates, with Iowa rates tied to the interstate basis. The commissioners would issue an early decision amid railroad objections. A separate note cites Laureste’s Poems of Two Brothers valued at five thousand dollars. Alfred and Charley Tennyson received one hundred dollars, with pages described as backed and sketched, red printer’s directions, and future value speculation.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Iowa
the Laureste
Charles Tennyson
Alfred
Charley Tennyson
Fox Gale
Prise
House Committees Formed in Ames Legislature
The Ames House announced standing committees including Ways and Means, Judiciary, Appropriations, and more. Names listed cover Representatives Blythe, Chase, Townsend, Hobbs, Johnson, and many others across multiple panels. The lengthy roster includes Agriculture, Public Buildings, Naval and Military affairs, and Public Charities amid an extensive departmental charter.
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Apenker
Ways and Means
Iliad
Blythie
Ball
Bteels
Hospers
McVarrant
Thornburg
Lane
Mim Carthy
Hotchkiss
Cardiner
Knoll
Mormon
Woooda
Richman
Smith
Dea Moines
Foune Aton
Bremer
Judiciary
Luke
Ulythe
Dobson
Chavo
Young
Coyle
Townsend
Mack
Yerny
Tayeton
Warehem
Upallo
Hornish
Ulurlo
Rl Ea
Lewis
Mitchell
Byers
Chintry
Wables
Biowart
Wilson
Holbrook
Dent
Hipwell
Addie
Russell
Lund
Horton
Dodson
Brown
Youn
Hobbs
Otting
Sno
Holiday
Inne
Chirk
Maid
Johnston
Dubhugue
Bello
Letoveky
McDermid
Hart
Districty
Blythe
Chase
McFarland
Bull
Downwend
Jewell
Qhtuhaaten
Law
Powers
Gardiner
Ruswell
Nemmers
Gates
Ballromis
Commerce
Waylon
Dobron
Wetsles
Shipley
Socshe
Paschal
Smith Boones
Beem
Wond
Davie
Bhoichistis
Holbrooi
Svuhools
Tigars
Holly
Bield
Gintily
Stevle
Mahasti
Mclamind
Kyte
Walden
Handershot
Astns
Mettavrin
Falkner
Elis
Roundy
Gitchell
Mubriana
Wymac
Head
Oakman
Cutting
Dolph
Stewart
van Gilder
Wyman
Gracier
Kate Smith
Des Moines
Briggs
Gla Iy
Luna
Insane
Walker
Mahasha
Jewett
Sac
Huers
Cates
MaDernin
Knol
Gilvert
Woods
Gilbert
Holluay
Ver Oy
McCarthy
Mute
Ade
Ielmer
Gitehell
Morison
Austin
Morrow
Hendershot
Boone
Ewar
Telegraph
Newt
Mipwell
Dayton
Monk
Glattly
Inoll
Pita
Gardner
Sun
Ewart
Animal Industry
Roe
Winpeshick
Lilers
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Marti
Tads
Field
Eekies
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Hoaers
Hurt
Arrigan
Roads
Steele
Marrow
Sue
Mercer
Estes
McGavrin
Agricultural College
Vergey
Bhipley
Lutes
College For
Blind
Watler
Dulaan
Paschel
Russall
Rounty
Johnson
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Ware
Ellis
Letovszy
Winnesheil
Clark
Thornsburg
Loesbe
Guehel
Felkner
Eatles
Chantry
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wWoods
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Potter
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Wapello
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Skliie
Institution For Deaf and Dumb
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Exkles
Tado
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Pelkner
Fade
Muck
Puduane
Letovsky
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Waller
Hoe
Murti
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Flobbs
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Addie, Ware
Koo
Johnston, of
Catarrh cures and patent medicines fill old ads
An 1887 newspaper page features testimonials for Hall's Catarrh Cure and other remedies. It includes doctor endorsements, a money back claim for catarrh cure, praise for Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, and various patent medicine pitches. Also notes on remedies for malaria, dropsy, and influenza, plus humorous quips and shipping ads.
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J. Pierce
Pierca'y
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Worto’s
Muprean Association
Proprietors
Main Street
Buffalo
Unclear Play Production Satire From 1920s Text
A metafactual note suggests a dramatist’s play produced with varying success implies overall lack of consistency. The piece cites Texas Sittings Bourcnens as authorities noting many “good Hours” ending badly, while a pun on prison escape and a train of thought appears in a fragmentary Philadelphia Loeb citation.
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Wen
Texas
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