Iowa State Fair Triumphs Over Toronto Exposition
Des Moines reports Iowa's state fair outshines Toronto in livestock, agricultural exhibits, and a spectacular thoroughbred horse parade. Visitors praised the Iowa fair as superior to Canada’s event, while officials noted other local news items and passes.
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J. H. Gould
Eleventh
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G. D. Ellyson
Iowa
United States
Three Score and Ten Club forms at Clear Lake
Residents over seventy gather to establish the Three Score and Ten club in Clear Lake. Other brief notes report Creston residents saving furniture from a burned home, a 15 year old’s death from a stove fire, the last reunion of the Twenty fourth Iowa infantry in Mt. Vernon, a conductor shot by a hobo near Rockwell City, and an elderly Clinton woman hanging herself with unknown motive.
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R. Boor
Mt. Vernon
Twenty Fourth
Iowa Infantry
Fort Dodge
Heiss
Illinois Central
Rockwel City
Clinton
Mary Benthrup
W. H. Culmary
State Board of Education
State Teachers’ College
State Agricultural College
State University
Well Known Educator Dead in Muscatine
Muscatine H C Rowland principal of Jackson school and former Davis county superintendent dies. Missouri Valley area reports and local obituaries note his longstanding service to education.
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H. C. Rowland
Jackson School
Davis County
Iowa and Sanborn decision spark new Supreme Court bid
The Iowa railroad commission with Nebraska, Kansas, South Dakota and Oklahoma condemns Judge Sanborn’s Minnesota rate ruling. A state committee will draft a brief to present to the United States Supreme Court urging review and action on behalf of rate regulators. Escher heads Iowa Beef Producers association with aims to enroll 1600 members and uses a $7500 state appropriation. A broad slate of officers and district directors is named.
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Lowa
Charles Escher, Jr
Botna
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Bota
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George Burge
Mount Vernon
C. H. Hetchner
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Mount Pleasant
Fred McCulliugh
Hartwick
H. J. Hess
Waterloo
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Mason City
Howard Vaughn
Marion
Ralph Sherman
Grinnell
A. C. Sykes
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
C. 8. Huntley
W. Crossley
Council Bluffs
Charles Russell
Carroll
R. W. Cassady
Whiting
Department of Animal Husbandry
State Agricultural College At
Ames
President heads west after vetoes and pardons
The piece notes the president will explain tariff and recalcitrant bills, hints at pardoning a few Indians in prison, and teases others like land sharks and corn eaters. It mocks political staging, cites Taft arbitration and Pushes toward an outdoorsy mood amid sunlit weather.
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