Dairymen Plead For 70000 In State Aid
Waterloo area dairymen push for a state appropriation not less than 10000 yearly to fund a state dairy association. They urge education courses, farm meetings, and fair compensation for cows culled due to tuberculosis. They seek a law banning price discrimination by creameries and ask Congress to maintain duties on dairy and farm products. The convention may move to Dubuque or Sioux City.
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Waterloo
Tietown
General Assembly
Congress
Thirtythird General Assembly
Genera Agsetuly
Lucas County Compromises Bank Suit Settlement in Chariton
Lucas county boards reach a compromise with the bondsmen of the defunct First National Bank of Chariton. G W Larimer and C W Ramsey agree to pay 27 110.22 to the county within ten days with dividends from the bank receiver credited against the settlement. If dividends do not cover 22 558 the bondsmen will make good. The county saves court costs and gains immediate access to funds. bondsmen bear all court expenses and litigation halted.
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Charlton Bank
Chariton
Luenas County
First National Bank
Brendsmen
Biggest public sale to settle Newton Northwestern debts
The Newton & Northwestern railroad and its interests, valued in the millions, face a public sale to the highest bidder. Scheduled in Boone courthouse, the sale covers all railroad properties including coal franchises and mining stakes. George FP Henry of Des Moines acts as standing master under Judge McPherson in federal foreclosure proceedings led by the Old Colony Trust Company with American Trust Company intervening.
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Nwton & Northwestern
Bootte
Iowa
Middle West
Newton & Northwestern Railroad
McPherson
Court House
Boone
George FP. Henry
Des Moines
Old Colony Trust Company
American Trust Company
High corn auction at Marion Varmers institute
At the Marion county Varmers Institute annual session on November 14, a premium winning bushel of corn sold for 23 dollars, and the second premium bushel for 21 dollars. A total of 381 loaves competed for bread premiums, with almost all of the bread donated to the city's poor.
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Knoxville
Marion County Varmers’ Institute
Turkeys Shipments Jam Town as Wagons Block Streets
Eldon poultryman Griffith sent 800 turkeys to Ottumwa. wagons clogged the street for hours during unloading, totaling 6152 pounds. In Marshalltown, Silas McFarland's widow Roberta filed estate papers showing most property left to Mrs Maury A Melendy, Marisa J McParland, and her sister Kris Marian Walker, with executors Ralph, Binford, and Fletcher.
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Eldon
Griffith
Ottumwas
McFarland
Marshalltown
Silas
Germany
Mre. McParland
Maury A. Melendy
Marisa J. McParland
Kris Marian Walker
A. W Ralph
Thaddeus Binford
T. J. Fletcher
Chicago
What's Wrong with Iowa at the Dairymen's Conference
In addressing the Iowa State Dairy association, B. B. Shoemaker argues for promoting Iowa's resources to attract homeseekers and investors. He urges more intensive farming on smaller farms to curb a decade of farm-population decline and transform Iowa into a dairy state through economical use of waste and silos.
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Iowa
Wriering
Towa
B. B
Creamery Journal
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
Iowa State Dairy Association
Fb. Coburn
Etter Knon
Sue
Des Moines Plans Largest Military Tournament Next October
Des Moines will host one of the three major U S military tournaments in the nation next year. A letter from Congressman Hull to Secretary Botsford confirms War Department approval. The event aims to bring a large force of personnel from all service branches, including a Signal Corps display.
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Des Moiney
Des Moines
United States
Congressman Hull
Bots+ford
Commercial Club
Hui
Wright
General Bell
Army
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Louisville
Signal Corps
New Cement Plant to Rise in Mason City
Mason City hears from business leaders that a second cement mill will be built by Lehigh Portland Cement Co of Lehigh, Pa with a 10000 barrel daily capacity. The mill would create about five hundred jobs during construction and a sizable staff when operating, on a site adjacent to the city.
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Masonity
Mason City
Lehigh Company of Lehigh, Fa
Uyton
Brown Is Guilty in Margon Man Murder Trial
White haired Margon man named Brown was found guilty of murder in Rockwell City. A verdict of man slaughter was returned at 11:76 Friday night. attorneys planned a motion for a new trial and set Wednesday for filing. Sentencing likely Monday or Tuesday.
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Rockwell City
Navy
John Mm. Brown
Welock
Brown
Hig
Wag
Negro Parson Gets Life Term at Fort Madison
Des Moines reports Rev Mack Farnley a poor man from Enterprise was found guilty of criminal assault on Gabrielle Harris a 17 year old colored girl. He faces life in prison with the remaining term served at Ft Madison.
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Des Moines
Ft. Madison
Boy Killed by Accidental Gun Discharge in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the death of twelve year old William Fisher, son of CBE, from an accidental gun discharge. Russell Fredregill, his playmate, was handling a double barreled shotgun when it fired while they were cleaning it. Fisher died within minutes from a chest wound.
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Ghum
Des Moines
William Fisher
Cbe
Fisher
Donlle
Russell Fredregill
Fredregil
Pisher
Amateur cue champion to join professionals
Calvin Demarest of Chicago is poised to turn pro after an explosive amateur career. He has outplayed top rivals in balk line and recent exhibitions, prompting plans for a major Chicago winter pro balk line tournament in which he will likely compete.
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Calvin Demarest
Chicago
Simonpure
Merlier
Demarest
Schaefer
Sutton
Hoppe
Vignaux
Cure
Kim
Kansas City
Charley Ferris
Minneapolis
Napoleon Ives
Yale Punters And Penns Backfield Highlight Early Football Talk
Fish acts as Harrard captain while Burr is sidelined by injuries. Carlisle plans December 5 return at Denver after meetings with Minnesota Nebravta and St. Louis in the west. Mowe’s six drop goals from the 45 yard line stun Percy field at Ithica. Hoagland, Princeton star official, notes Michigan’s early form as Yost’s squad readies for big clashes.
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Fish
Harrard
Burr
Carlisle
Denver
Minnesota
Nebtravta
St. Louis
Means
Pennsylvania
Ohio State
Yale
Indians
Warner Band
Coy
Harvard
Hollenback
Mowe
Percy Field
Ithica
N. C
Ralph Hoagland
Princeton
Michigan
Yost
Hoagland
Debate Over Hurdling Rule In Football Games
The article discusses persistent disputes over hurdling rules in football, including spectator disagreement and captains' debates. It explains rule 8 section 15 definitions for open and line hurdling, the 15 yard penalty, and how the down remains unchanged.
Winter Baseball Notes and League, Coaching Speculation
Winter notes report Swarthmore considers Dave Fritz for varsity baseball coach. Eastern League to expand 1909 schedule to 154 games. Rumors say Jimmy Colling may manage Buffalo next season. Manager Jimmy Casey of Montreal works as a traveling salesman. Tannehill Burns and Gray anticipate strong southpaw pitching next spring. Chick Fraser buys an alfalfa ranch in Idaho. John McGraw plans to move Larry Doyle to left field while keeping Herzog at second base.
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Dave Fritz
Swarthmore
Jimmy Colling
Athletics
Buffalo
Jimmy Casey
Montreal
Tannehill
Burns
Chick Fraser
Cubs
Idaho
John McGraw
Larry Doyle
Herzog
NEW RULES MAKE GAME POPULAR
A Cambridge Mass stadium strain shows how new football rules after two seasons of trials have boosted attendance. The ten yard rule and new plays like the forward pass, quarterback gun, and onside kick have opened the game, letting fans follow formations easily and increasing excitement across major programs such as Carlisle, Penn, Harvard, Minnesota, Chicago, and Cornell.
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Camebridge
Princeton
Yale
New Haven
Harvard
Blue
Alcott
Crimson
Jones
Walter Camp
Carlisle
Indians
Minnesota
Chicago
Cornell
Earle
Walder
Tigers
Features of National League Averages and Leaders
Highlights from the National League showing Wagner leading with 201 hits and a .384 average. Honus Wagner tops base running with 64 steals, Len Ney’s 101 runs, Wasner with most doubles and triples, and Dan leading in home runs with 13. Otto Mabe had 22 sacrifice hits.
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Wagner
Honus
Lenney
Wasner
Fordan
Otto Maabe
Formerly Interne Hospital State Uni versity of Iowa
Formerly interne hospital state university of Iowa contact details list a house phone 461 Black and office 263 Black with the note Atlantial.
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Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
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