Sensational Notes From Public Life And International Tensions
A column mocks sensational newspaper stunts and cites Iowa official G P Clark being fired from civil service for political activity. It also jokes about corn prices and even muses on the Czar financing fleets to opposed Japan, predicting an uphill path to victory and the futility of rosy expectations.
Des Moines Tale On Cruelty To Horses
A letter laments abuse of work horses by owners who drink heavily. It cites a man jailed fifteen days for causing harm after neglecting his team for hours and notes similar neglect in Ames and Boone. The piece defends horses as the true workers and condemns cruelty.
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Des Moines
Ames
Boone
Winter Chill Returns to Town as Cold Snap Returns
The past days bring memories of winters from fifteen to twenty years ago as temperatures hover near sixteen degrees below zero. Residents seek warmth around stoves and heaters to cope with the bitter cold.
Fisher and Liesher Family Dispute Ends in Jail Term
Richard Fischer and David Liesher, brothers in law, clashed Sunday night over a trifling matter. Fischer, intoxicated, went to Liesher’s living quarters on East Main Street and severely assaulted him. A warrant followed, and in Mayor Sheldon’s court on Monday Fischer received a ten day jail sentence with Marshal Willey escorting him to Nevada to begin serving daylight in the steel bars.
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Richard Fischer
David Liesher
Nevada
Fischer
Liesher
East Main Street
Japanese government work dawning for Ft. Dodge veteran
Joe McAley of Ft. Dodge, a veteran diver with Illinois Central, signed to work for the Japanese government in Port Arthur. He showed a San Francisco ticket and a Japan steamer ticket, claiming a liberal offer and advance money. He offered no details on his role, but rumors say he may search a sunken Russian boat carrying soldiers’ money.
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Ft. Dodge
Bridge Department
Illinois Central Railroad
Port Arthur
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Mississippi
Yabo City
San Francisco
Japan
Central
Webster City
Iowa State College Short Course Draws Strong Attendance
The Iowa State College Short Course on Grain and Stock Judging and Domestic Science closed last Saturday with high farm attendance and improved corn and stock exhibits. Prizes awarded for best 100 ears of corn and top ears drew bidders at auction, while sessions covered agronomy animal husbandry and domestic science. About 600 students benefited, with plans to expand next year.
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Iowa State College
Holden
Khinck
Iowa
W. E Johnson
Athens
H J Ross
Farragut
Fred Hethershaw
Des Moines
Jones
J. T Alexander
Alexander, Ward & Conover
Livestock Commission
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Ross
Freemont County
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H. M Letts
Columbus
Shropshire
Southdown
Leicester
Rambouillets
M. H. Tichenor
McLaughlin Bros
Ohio
Nelson Morris & Co
Rutherford
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Chardan
Angus Ball
Prince Ito
John Gosling
Kansas City
Sheeley
Mt. Pleasant
Pres. Thompson
Ohio State University
Barrett
Joseph E. Wing
Supt. Walen
J. R. Sage
Weather Bureaun
L. H. Kerrick
International
Plumb
Day
Thompson
Iowa Improved Stock Breeders Association
King’s Dyspepsia Tablets Advertisement Claim
One tablet after meals aids digestion of small portions and treats indigestion sour stomach belching and weak heart. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
28th Iowa State Dairy Convention at Mason City
The 28th annual convention of the Iowa State Dairy Association will be held in Mason City on February 1 to 3. The program features expert speakers on all dairy topics and aims to boost dairying knowledge. Gov. Cummins and Jules Lumbard are noted attendees, with Mason City providing entertainment.
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United States
Nevada
Iowa State Dairy Association
Mason Cuty
Mason City
Jules Lumbard
Iowa
Gov. Cummins
Dairy conference promises expert line up and prizes
The program features State Dairy Commissioner Wright and A W Trow of Minnesota with silo experience. Prof C D Smith of Michigan and Prof O F Curtise of Ames speak on corn feeding and dairy nutrition. W J Fraser of Illinois discusses breeding. Prof McKay at Ames leads butter tests as part of a cash $800 prize fund plus medals and special railroad rates.
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A. W. Trow
Minnesota
Dairy and Food Department
Dair
C. D. Smith
Michigan Agricultural College
O. F. Curtise
Ames
Agricultural College
W. J. Fraser
Illinois
Secu
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McKay
Alleery
Batteria
Pinesalve touted for cracked hands and rough skin care
A short promotional note claims Pinesalve relieves cracked hands chapped lips and rough skin with one night application. Marketed by OC A Gnible.
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OC. A. G Nible
Caniel Bros. & Herman Start 20 Percent Off Shoes
Warm lined shoes go on sale at Caniel Bros. and Herman beginning Saturday January 21. The promotion offers a 20 percent discount on all warm lined footwear.
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Caniel Bros. & Herman
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