TRAIN SERVICE PROFITABLE IN SPITE OF OBJECTIONS
Des Moines readers learn a new Des Moines Jefferson train fills gaps in time cards. Governor Clarke resolves to secure the route, now operated two weeks, attracting as many riders as the Spirit Lake line and likely to become permanent.
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Des Moines
Jefferson Earls
Ing
Clarke
Veonle
Adel
Panor2
Jefferson
BaEtsme Jaime
Tran
Spirit Lake
Special Extension Tax For Capitol Declared Illegal
Judge Hunter grants injunction blocking the 32 66 00 capital extension tax in Van Buren county. The suit, led by editor John W Towley, challenges a state constitutional limit on such levies. A decision may be appealed and joined with a related case from Judge Applegate, potentially shaping statewide fate.
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Keuxruuua
Vare Kitten County
Rowley
Dex Mames Lo
Allisot Memorial Commission
Herriott declines place on board of education
Des Moines Iowa August 14 Franz Herriott declines an offer to join the board of education saying he wishes to remain with the Colts team amid local civic interest. The notice notes his current duties and declines the seat without comment on future possibilities.
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Des Moines
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Wien
Iowa hog serum demand overwhelms plants claims
Ames director Dr. C. H. Stange warns even full time operation of the new plant cannot meet Iowa hog vaccination needs. He notes the surge in demand as cholera sweeps the state and describes production limits, required plants, and the scale of manpower and materials needed to vaccinate every hog promptly.
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Iowa
H. Stange
Pew Atule Laboratory
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Stance
Kentucky
Drug Clerk Elopes With Wealthy Society Member
A drug clerk from Clear Lake secretly marries Hiss Jompkine Rarmeey, daughter of a wealthy Oekaloces resident, in Albert Lee Minnesota after meeting at Star Lake. The Kamney family faces an upheaval as rain totals rise and local roads show strain from recent weather.
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Hiss Jompkine Rarmeey
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Oekaloces
Albert Lee
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Star Lake
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Star
Fae Prominse
State University
Turkish laborer dead rival in love accused
Marshestown reports a Turkish laborer died from two bullet wounds at a grading camp. Before dying, he accused Mehmet Braca of the shooting. Court opinion suggests Braca followed him to the heart and hid within the Catal pits at the grading camp. Also noted is a Cent farmer crisis and a March 15 report on Martin L. Middleton, 65.
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Magon City
Eric Peterson
C.F. Long
Fred Keeers
inter_ vals
Lone Iw
Martin Manufacturing Company
Eggers
Des Moines
Manson
Robert Freeburger
Marshestown
Aus
Reesett Gater
Fafitaa
Mehmet Braca
Gater
Breen
Gradine
Cent Farmer
Marss Mionn
Martin L. Middleton
Woodbury County Board Proceedings 1913 1918 Summary
Woodbury county board of supervisors met across July 16 1913 to address unpaid personal property taxes file a resolution for legal action to collect overdue taxes and hear petitions including a soldiers exemption and road improvements a final necessity resolution approved for bridges and culverts bids set for August 6 1913 J F Stecker appointed assistant county attorney and condemnation actions authorized for road straightening actions with details of attendees and adjournment times.
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Wootbury County
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Metz Anderson
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Movitlé Township
Wm. Hercher
N FL Davis
Harry Smith
Keen
Woodbury County
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Betz
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Met
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Wediteday
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Tuly
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Metz
J. F. Stecker
E. E. Hasmer
County Board Deliberations On District Issues and Ditch Review
The county board adjourned to seek an appellate ruling on a district court order granting Mrs. Ireus Van Dyke a pension. It instructed the auditor to notify waterways authorities to remove obstructions into the Missouri River and appointed Copeland and Metz to lead a committee to inspect all culverts and trap doors for size gauge and steel quality. The July sessions included reviews of landowner objections and a plan to survey district assets before resuming on July 30.
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Dietict Court
Ireus van Dyke
Woodbury
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Copeland
Metz
Rey Darst
E. Heamer
County Board Adopts Road Changes and Pension Records
The Woodbury County Board met August 7 1913 and ordered road changes including a south side section 26 Arlington township and approved bridge work. They created pension record requirements for widows with children under care of the juvenile court and contracted Ward Weighton for four bridges. Assessments for the Little Sioux ditch benefits were adjusted and the board adjourned to August 25 1912.
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Capet
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Little Sioux Ditch
Plive J. Cutting
Towne
Shin
Paul G. Riedesel
Town
Sane
Beart and Beartipain Admonish Bridge Plan Debate
On Wednesday July 3, 1973 the eleventh day of session members present discussed adjournment and a required trio of actions to authorize a bridge across section 37 in Linton town. The county auditor was directed to prepare orders and to notify district authorities, with Supervisor Metz to oversee plat filing while the county and commissioners proceed with the bridge project.
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Twelfth Day Petition and Local Road Deed Record
A 1913 notice notes a petition for road rotation and a deed exaction near a town center. It records a contract related to temperance measures and a blocked meeting with references to local officials and property boundaries. Despite fragmented text, the item preserves names, locations, and a sequence of legal actions.
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August 13 1919 Board Meeting Minutes
The document records a board meeting chaired by Godfrey Durst on August 13 1919 with adjournment set for August 7 and bids opening for construction of bridges. Items include awarding bids to Weighton and others, rejection of some bids, engineer review with property owners, and provisions for bridges, mental hospital cost records, and keeper of records.
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Uncle Sam Grotesque Trade Figures From Ledger
The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports U S trade for the year ended June shows exports at two percent and imports near one percent, with a grand total of about 554 billion in foreign commerce. Manufactured goods drive the surge as farm crates and mills output rise. U S goods dominate markets worldwide despite higher wages and capital costs.
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Mrs Captain Slatomd Plans Visit to Cincinnati Daughter
In Middle Hay, Mrs Captain Lincomb discusses a planned trip to visit her daughter in Cincinnati. Neighbors had waited years for the event as travel hesitations and timid talk delayed the trip. A light exchange with Wodebilly Evans reveals tension and evasive answers from the captain about the confirmation of the journey.
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Eczema tale and light newspaper miscellany
A Rochester area notice features a two week old baby with widespread eczema and relief after Cuticura products. The item blends with brief anecdotes and humor captions, including a post office exchange about letters and quips about rings and engagement.
Postum Endorsed By Doctor And Nurse In Insomnia Fight
An old nurse and an experienced doctor advocate Postum over tea and coffee. The doctor recalls adopting Postum five years ago after insomnia during winter and reports weight gain and better sleep. He notes Postum can replace beverages at bedtime and mentions writing to Postum Co for a booklet.
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