Baking short course eyed by Iowa State College engineers
Iowa State College engineers consider a short course in baking to run with the Ames winter program. If approved, it would be among the few specialized baking courses in the country, leveraging growing demand for technical training in the science of baking.
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Engineers Department
Iowa State College
Ames
Chicago
Penn College
Oskalovusa
Robert H. Williams
Harry Oakley
Lfss
Iowa
Ora Williams
Iown
Middle West
New York
E. A. Wilcox
College of Law
State University of Iowa
State Board of Education
Iowa City
Wilcox
Providence
R. J
Davenport
Henry Jebens
State Reformatory
Eldora
Kuser
W. J. Dixon
State Board of Control
Department of Town
Marshall
J. F. Merry
Merry
Isma Grover
Vinton
Minnesota Academy
Mankato
State University
Postal Savings Department
Postal Savings Act
Wilson
Wella
Campbell B Slemp Aims to Rally Speakers for Reelection
Campbell B Slemp, the Ninth Virginia district representative, plans to assign speakers to aid fellow congressmen in their reelection campaigns this fall, drawing on his many years in Republican politics.
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Campbell B. Slemp
Virginia
Soot Disposal Proposals and Diamond Find Highlight Merged News
Soot deposition in chimneys prompts talk of electrical precipitation though worries about interference with operation. Engineers suggest improving boiler firing as a simpler solution. A Mason diamond found near Blackfoot Montana is confirmed genuine by New York experts. A Richmond Kansas building collapse reveals wine cork rot from local prohibition era. University of Washington's College of Mines and chemical engineering department plan joint wood tar and oil flotation research. Global post offices counts place the US top with 66,669 followed by Germany and England.
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United States
Blackfoot
Deer Lodge
Montana
New York
College of Mines
University of Washington
Department of Chemical Engineering
America
Lst
Germany
England
Russia
France
Tals Bod Anabela
Apsh Bron
Iowa Firms Fail to Report in 1915 Delinquents Face Penalties
Secretary of State Henry J. Saberson reports 109 Iowa corporations did not file 1915 annual statements. Each firm faces a 71 dollar penalty, with total possible collection of 7739 dollars. Delinquent firms risk monthly fines starting Sept 1 and possible dissolution actions by the attorney general. Notices will go to 10,000 corporations for 1916 reports.
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Des Moines
Henry J. Saberson
Secretary of State
Department of Justice
Iowa
State House
Knoxville Inebriate Hospital to Be Abandoned
Superintendent Mackin plans to parole 25 to 35 patients monthly and release more on the 1st and 15th, aiming to reduce the population so that by January 1 1917 no patients remain. He seeks to convert the institution into a hospital for the insane, asking the legislature for action.
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Knoxville
Mackin
Amazon
General Assembly
Drake Student Drowns While Aiding Boats on Des Moines River
Frank Battson a 29 year old Drake University junior from Westminster Canada drowned in the Des Moines river while attempting to rescue four fellow students after their boat capsized on a snag. He reportedly was seized by a cramp and did not reach the overturned craft.
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Mackin
Knoxville
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Des Moines
Middle West
Board of Education
Northern Baptisteonvention
Central College
Pella
E. E. Burton
University of Chicago
Frank Padelford
Boston
National Church Board of Education
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Iowa Falls
State Department of Agriculture
Richard H. Aishton
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Chicago & Northwestern
Aishton
Boone
Illinois
William E. Hamilton
Simpson College
Hamilton
Arkansas
Lincoln Highway
M. T. Carpenter
St. Louis
J Air
Davenport
Carpenter
Iowa University
New Baptist College of
Central West
Minnie Meyers
Webster City
Svend I. Hoag
Hi von
Hoag
El&ader
Frank Battson
Drake University
Colin
Continental Gas and Electric Com
Shenandoah
Drake
College of Iberal Arts
Battson
Westminster
Canada
Best Consolidated School Tops Iowa in State Ranking
Spirit Lake hosted a convention where one hundred county superintendents determined Best Consolidated School in Iowa. They toured northern schools to inspect and compare facilities and programs.
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Best Consolidated School
Sioux Rapids
Iowa
Spirit Lake
Pella School Dedication Marks New High Building
Pella dedicated its new high school building after elaborate ceremonies. The project cost 60000 dollars and the school year kicks off in the new facility with the opening.
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Pella
Poella
Student Drowns Near Oskaloosa in Skunk River
Ernest A. Maurer, 29, a Central Holiness university student, drowned four miles north of Oskaloosa in the Skunk river. His father, George Maurer, is listed in Nebraska City.
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Oskaloosa
Oskalooga
Ernest A. Maurer
Skunk River
Central Holiness University
George Maurer
Nebraska City
Much Road Work Planned Ames 1916
Plans for permanent road building in Ames for 1916 aim to curb criticism of state highway funds. Gravel road projects are under way in nearly every county with gravel. The program is expected to advance road improvements statewide.
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Ames
State Highway Commission
Seagent
Advanand
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