Farmers League Forms to Protect Agricultural Interests in Iowa
The Farmers First Legislative League of Iowa has organized to ensure farmers do not lose in new laws. Officers elected include Robbins as president Downey vice president Zeller recording secretary Bowman corresponding secretary and George treasurer. The group says it will meet as farmers to discuss questions and act beyond party lines to defend agricultural interests. Some rumors linked Senator Young to possible uses of the league, but representatives deny any political ties.
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General Assembly
the Tribune
Farmers’ First Legislative League of
Iowa
League
State House
Young
Farmers’ League
Senator Young
Washington
Representative Robbins
Zeller
Robbins
Mills County
Downey
Crawford County
Madison County
Bowman
Linn County
George
Story County
Steward's Potatoes Home Grown for Home Trade
Steward's Potatoes offers home grown produce for local trade highlighting quality and value. The ad promotes superior potatoes as a top choice for households and markets seeking fresh, reliable stock.
Ames fruit offer guarantees quality over 60 lb crates
The notice advertises apples at 85 cents per bushel with crates over 60 pounds. Hand sorted with no undersized fruit or damaged produce. No orders under five bushels. J. and C. A. Steward, phone 2608, 3 miles east of Ames.
Poisonous Plants in Pam mell s Book
Veterinarians in North America should study L H Pammel s looming two volume manual on poisonous plants affecting livestock It emphasizes observation memory diagnosis and prevention and urges college courses in toxic botany for veterinary students The review notes early pages cover poisons bacterial dermatitis forage issues ergotism fungi and plant derived toxins with plans for a 600 page complete work
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The
American Veterinary Review
D. Arthur Hughes
Chicago Veterinary College
Chicago
Pommel
Lord Kames
L. H. Pammel
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Amesia
Bacon
Dean Stange
Wilcox
Chesnut
Knowles
Glover
Nelson
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Civil Service Commission
Pammel
Cornell University
Veterinary Students
Iowa State College
North America
United States
Canada
Madame Schumann Heink Concert Draws Audiences in Webster City
Madame Schumann Heink’s Webster City appearance drew crowds from Fort Dodge Story City Jewell Ames and other towns along the Northwestern. W H Cook arranged the concert as the fourth program in Iowa’s great series and announced the Kneisel String Quartette for March 20.
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Madam Schumann Heink
Madame Schumann Heink
Webster City
Fort Douge
Story City
Jewell
Ames
W. H. Cook
Iowa
Mr. Cook
Kneisel
Franz Kneisel
Julius Roentgen
Louis Svecenski
Willem Willeke
Schumann Heink
Sheldon to Sell a Railroad Line in Des Moines Newton Segment
Mayor Parley Sheldon announces receivers for the Ft. Dodge Des Moines and Southern railroad have court orders to discontinue operation between Des Moines Junction and Newton. For four weeks the receiver will move freight weekly, then hold the 30 mile segment for 90 days to seek lease or sale. Embankments, right of way, and depot grounds are excluded from sale. If unsold, the line may be abandoned with reimbursements to donors. The rest of the line continues to operate as receipts allow.
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Parley Sheldon
Ereiver
Ft. Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Railroad
Des Moines
McPherson
Des Moines Junction
Newton
George Keeps Busy As Temperance Bills Move
Hon W P George chairs the suppression of intemperance committee and returns home during legislative recess to enjoy Sunday air as temperance bills advance.
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W. P. George
Katherine Ridgeway Delights at Agricultural Hall Reading
Miss Katherine Ridgeway delivered an engaging entertainment Saturday evening in Agricultural Hall. She praised short stories and proved their merit through skilled readings, winning hearty applause for her dignified stage presence and refined delivery, complemented by well executed piano numbers by Miss Nelson. The college lecture course opens promisingly with strong ticket interest for upcoming events.
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Katherine Ridgeway
Agricultural Hall
Miss Ridgeway
Miss Nelson
Story City to form Lutheran Hospital Association
The Story City Herald reports on plans for a community hospital to be called the Lutheran Hospital Association. Subscription papers are circulated with promising prospects, urging wide local and surrounding support to build a unifying public project that benefits the afflicted and boosts town spirit.
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Story City
Lutheran Hospital Association
the Herald
Assistant Ministers Gather for Methodist Conference
Dr Crissman attended a Des Moines Methodist conference with delegates from four Iowa conferences. The meeting aimed to form plans to be presented at four fall meetings to provide for assistant ministers in towns with colleges.
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Crissman
Methodist
Des Moines
Iowa
Dr Brown patent claims fireproofing slating overhaul
Dr C D Brown claims a new elastic fireproof coating for wood that resists fire and water and could cut costs for home builders. The coating is applied hot, available in concrete like and waxy forms, and may reach the market in spring with a low per square cost. Rexall Orderlies promotion follows.
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C. D. Brown
Dr. C. D. Brown
Brown
Think This Over We Pay For All Trial Medicine
A promotional pitch offers to cover all medicine costs used during a trial and promises no obligation from participants if the remedy fails to fully relieve constipation. The offer stresses high risk on the sponsor and broad fairness toward the participant.
Catholic Fair Opens With Strong Attendance In Fort Dodge
The fair opened Tuesday evening drawing a splendid crowd. Prof. O'Donnell of Fort Dodge delivered a witty lecture to lift spirits. Heartened by the promising start, organizers anticipate a week of attractions and a swift start to voting.
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O’donnell O
Fort Dodge
Books Heading to Ames City Library Shelves Friday
Ames City Library announces a Friday 7 o clock circulation date for a diverse list of titles including Chartres The Devourers Cat of the Blood That Freshman Hope Secon String Brown John Winterbourne Family Thurston Greatest Wish the World Stuart Sonny’s Father Routledge Rides Alone Hichens Deep Haven Va Dyke The Ruling Passion Far From the Madding Crowd Stewart Partners of Providence and more.
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Public Library
Cock Chartres
the Devourers
Catreras
Hope
Secon String
Brown
John Winterbourne
Thurston
Stuart
Sonny
Routledge
Hichens
Cat of the Blood
Warner
the Golde House
Jewett
Deep Haven
Va Dyke
Ruling Passion
Stewart
Partners of
Providence
Ames Experts Lead Boone Water Supply Upgrade
Boone appoints Karl Kastberg a former student as city engineer to oversee a $180,000 water supply improvement. The project brings water from the Des Moines River ten miles away, with Ste Gerwalt aged 10 and Robert McCormack aged 10 also noted among staff.
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Karl Kastberg
Boone F
Stegerwalt
Robert McCormack
Des Moines
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Farmers’ Legislative Body
J. & C. A. Steward
H. Willard, Son & Co. Tanners and Furriers
Marshalltown, Iowa
Titus
Sek
L. von Beethoven
Franz Schubert
Schumann
Johannes Brahms
Crete
Eyck
L. Stein
Enbbe
Pales
Tae Gee
Carl Lowe
the Roeery
Uliecied Ethelbert Nevin
Ren de Ee
W. Chadwick
Pam
G. W. Chadwick
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Ieee Ence Een
Claudius Miller
Suzanne la Homa
McAlester
Okla
Cecilian Music Club
Madame la Homa
Madame Schumann-Heink
Daily Democrat
Sheldon
Cambridge
Mr. Gerge
Story City Hospital
DR. Brown
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Rochester
Loughran & Bauer
Ames City Library
Library Notes
Boone
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