Seven Hundred Bills Reform Districts and Oregon Plan Passes
Des Moines Iowa Feb 18 fifth week of Iowa’s Thirty fifth general assembly sees nearly 700 bills filed though few enacted. Oregon plan for direct senate elections passes house. a concurrent resolution seeks direct election in 1914. Civil War veterans homecoming gains bill seeking 8000 dollars. Free passes bill allows two attorneys and two physicians per county with railroad board approval. Tax commission bill lingers as North Dakota data cited. Oregon bill plan likely to pass senate pledging winner of November election as choice of legislature.
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George Gallarno
Des Moines
Iowa
Thirty-fifth General Assembly
Clarke
United States
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State Fair Grounds
Darrah
Lucas County
Congress
Thirtieth General Assembly
Representative Dunlap
Board of
Railroad Commissioners
Tax Commission
Legislative Reference Bureau
North Dakota
House
Senate
Best Cough Syrup Recipe For Quick Relief At Home
A pint sized homemade cough syrup recipe uses granulated sugar warm water and Pinex pine extract to ease obstinate coughs including whooping cough. Mix sugar and water, add Pinex, bottle, take a teaspoon every one to three hours. Promises quick relief and appetite stimulation with mild laxative effects. Money back guarantee and availability through local druggists or The Co Ft Wayne Ind.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Dr Stockdale Cures Incurables In Des Moines Ad
Dr B A Stockdale offers free confidential consultation and treats nervous debility sexual weakness and a wide range of ailments including catarrh nose throat lungs eyes ears stomach kidneys rheumatism blood skin bladder and female disorders. He claims permanent cures and no fees for incurables and visits annually from his Des Moines office Mondays and Saturdays Utica Building Town Des Moines.
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B.A. S
Lockdale
Des Moines
Town
Utica
All Town City Saloons Propose Five Mile Dry Bill
Iowa House passes a five mile limit bill banning saloons near educational institutions, stirring Senate debate as opponents call it special legislation. The article outlines a sweeping plan to redraw Iowa’s congressional districts into eleven equal districts based on the 1910 census, affecting every current district and potentially shifting representation in the 1914 election.
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Iowa City
Senate Committee On
Davis
Des Moines
Jefferson
Henry
Louisa, Lee
van Buren
Wapello
Washington
Cedar
Clinton
Jackson
Johnson
Muscatine
Scott
Benton
Buchanan
Bate
Dubuque
Jones and Linn
Anamakee
Bremer
Cerro Gordo
Chickasaw
Clarke
Decatur
Fremont
Madison
Montgomery
Page
Ringgold
Taylor
Union
Warren
Wayne
Audubon
Carroll
Cass
Crawford
Harrison
Mills
Monona
Pottawattamie
Shelby
Buena Vista
Calhoun
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Hancock
Humboldt
Kossuth
Palo Alto
Pocahontas
Webster
Winnebago
Wright
Cherokee
Ida, Lyon, O’brien
Osceola
Plymouth
Sac, Sioux
Woodbury
Iowa
Consolidation in Garfield Township Improves Iowa School
Consolidated schools in Garfield township Clay county show higher attendance and lower costs. A two room building serves 104 students first year, with 65 average daily attendance and no tardiness. Four bus drivers, three teachers, and a janitor cost 2,942 dollars for eight months. High school work spans two years and leads to second grade certificates. Agricultural and practical subjects are taught on four acres.
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Better School Commission
Common Schools of
Iowa
Garfield Township
Clay County
County Textbook Uniformity Bills Move in Legislature
Three bills in the legislature seek county wide uniformity of school texts. Senator Chase and Representative Craig introduced measures to force county selection to a county board, aiming to standardize materials across districts.
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Chase
Craig
Judge Hendricks bars injunctions in garment strike
New York judges refuses to grant temporary injunctions against striking garment workers. He will hear cases on their merits and may sit for three months to take testimony, aiming to uncover root causes of the January 1 strike and ease tensions without broad court power use.
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New York
Hendricks
State Supreme Court
Aix
Pilgrims Snowballed as Suffrage March Bypassed by Cavalry
Marching suffragists from New York to Washington faced a hostile reception in Lalperville as local boys pelted them with snow. A Pennsylvania Military College cavalry squad rescued General Rosalie Jones and her army, escorting them to Cheater for the night amid support from Wilmington activists. The 14 mile leg from Philadelphia went on despite the wintry roads, though some injuries to the younger marchers were noted, including Phoebe Hawns losing a shoe.
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Pennsylvania
Cheater
New York
Washington
Lalperville
Pennsylvania Military College
Rosalie
Chester Way
Kilfoyle Former Cleveland Club President Dies
Cleveland February 18 J F Kilfoyle aged sixty one former president of the Cleveland American league baseball club died here after two years illness of a complication of disease in caber
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D. F. Kilfoyle
Cleveland
J. F. Kilfoyle
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
don’t imprison skin disease with greasy salves say DDD cure
Medical authorities urge washing germs from skin rather than greasing diseased areas. The D.D.D. prescription promises to penetrate and destroy disease germs, soothing and healing skin with a 60 cent bottle. The ad touts D.D.D. Soap to keep pores clean and offers a positive pay guarantee.
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