NO MORE TRADE SIGNS ON BRIDGES Nineteen-Year-Old Girl admits forging names
Des Moines dispatch notes the state highway commission banning painted signs on county bridge structures and mandating permanent highway installations. It also reports the destruction of defaced property, pheasant propagation efforts, a Rock Island Railroad suit pending to September, state fish distribution car purchase, officer training at Camp Dodge, Eva Stream’s 19 forging case, and Foresters electing officers in Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Highway Commission
State
State Game Department
Kistle
State Executive Council
E. C. Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Iowa National Guard
Camp Dodge
Fort Leavenworth
Eva Stream
Agea
Foresters
High Court
Ao! Foresters For
J. W. Kinezinger
Dubuque
Peter B. Hoffman
Cure For All Sore Feet Promised By Calocide
An old advertisement touts Calocide as the fastest cure for sore feet corns calluses bunions and sweaty odors. It claims dissolving two spoonfuls in warm water soaks for fifteen minutes removes soreness and the cause, with a twenty five cent box enough for severe cases. It states Calocide is ethical not a patent medicine and available from druggists.
June Bride Seeks Help After Poisoning Attempt
Iowa City woman Mrs Minnie Williamson a June bride of a few days attempted suicide by swallowing strychnine Her family alerted a physician who arrived with a stomach pump but she resisted its use After recovery the cause of the act remains unknown Her husband is a young doctor and a university graduate Also note funeral services for Sumner Smith a Melrose Civil War veteran and a wool bids rejection in San Angelo Texas due to low offers and tariff fears
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Iowa City
Minnie Williamson
the State University
Chariton
Sumner Smith
Melrose
Des’ Moines
D. C. Smith
Firebrand Hannah Silverman Drives Paterson Strike Momentum
Hannah Silverman emerges as a pivotal figure in Paterson labor actions, earning the nickname Firebrand for her outspoken stance and organizing efforts. Local reporters note her leadership and impact on strike activities in the city.
Hog Cholera Fight to Begin in Iowa
Washington reports a $75,000 appropriation funds experiments to eradicate hog cholera. The first phase starts in Dallas County Iowa with state veterinarian and Iowa State College cooperation. Bureau of Animal Industry will survey the county, collect data on losses, and apply serum treatment and other control measures.
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Washington
Dallas County
Iowa
Iowa State College
Bureau of Animal Industry
Auto upsett fatal to three saves girl from poison wreck
Sacramento June 18 A car driven by Guy E. Pearce crashed while racing to reach a hospital to save Vera Brennan who had swallowed poison. Pearce was killed instantly Miss Brennan fatally mangled and chauffeur Herbert Woodall may die from injuries.
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Sacramento
Cal
Guy E. Pearce
Pearce
Vera Brennan
Herbert Woodall
Corn Acreage About Same Haying In Southern Iowa Counties
Des Moines reports corn acreage this season will be about the same as last year according to Dr. George M. Chappel, section director at the local weather bureau. Nearly all corn is planted, alfalfa has been cut without rain damage, and clover will soon be ready. Haying starts in southern counties this week, and strawberries are ripening but need rain for a full crop.
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Iowa
Des Moines
George M. Chappel
Weather Bureau
Premium Put on Children in Income Tax Bill
Washington June 18 the senate finance subcommittee agreed on a new exemption of 500 for each child in the income tax section of the tariff revision bill and seriously considered reducing the 4000 exemption in the Underwood bill to 3000.
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Washington
Senate Finance Subcommittee
IOWA RETAIL MEN MEET IN COUNCIL BLUFFS
W A Williamson presides at the first meeting of the State Retail Merchants Association in Danish hall Council Bluffs Iowa June 18 Mayor Maloney greets about a thousand dealers President J H Schaefer of Davenport defends the group against charges it fixes prices saying no organization can regulate prices and Sherman law must be observed.
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Council Bluffs
W. A. Williamson
Keokuk
Schaefer
Bomb in Mail Is Fatal in Sherbrooke
An infernal machine mailed to Sherbrooke Quebec killed Mrs Theodore Bilodeau and mortally wounded her sister in law Miss Bilodeau when opened. The blast hurled Miss Bilodeau across the room and severed an arm. the house was destroyed. In Washington federal land case, Attorney General McReynolds plans to appeal a Cheyenne judge’s ruling upholding Mid west Oil Co. title to 1000 acres in Wyoming.
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Sherbrooke
Quebec
Theodore Bilodeau
Miss Bilodeau
Washington
Wyoming
California
McReynolds
Riner
Cheyenne
Midwest Oil Company
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Nebe’s
Pantitorium
the Cleaners
Calumet Cafe
Ross Camblin
Prop
Ransomerian Business School
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Dr. J
Ralston
Felton Building
Rock Island
San Angelo
Tex
Hannah Silverman
Firebrand
Paterson
American Press Association
N. J
Deering
Herrick
Pride of
Atlantic Produce Co. Creamery Department
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