Decorah Business Directory Highlights Local Firms
A listing of Decorah Iowa businesses includes J Thompson law and justice of the peace office, H F Barthell attorney, E W Cutting shoe store, W Strand attorney, Luther Publishing House printers, L M Enger Steamship agency, MoTT & Co clothing and dry goods, K I Haugen dry goods grocer, and Mrs M Seehus services. notes addresses and phone references in Decorah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed & Lennon
Water Street
Decorah
Iowa
H F. Barthell
Law
Justice of the Peace
Editorial Musings on War, Economy and Society
A compilation of opinions on World War I fronts in Europe, U S fiscal balance of trade and imports exports, Taft and Bryan political stances, beliefs about prohibition and suffrage, and calls for heightened athletic involvement in Wesleyan students. It discusses Belgium relief, naval strength, and criticisms of public spending, with readers urged to consider national policy and education.
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Europe
Wm. J. Bryan
Wilson
Hobson
Bryan
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
Road law works, highway commission reports to governor
State highway commission filed last week its first report to Governor Clarke detailing an 11 million dollar 1914 road and bridge program. The document cites increased value from funds, outlines on improving contracts and maintenance, drainage, district formation, and broader county township cooperation. It notes a 1 million dollar overdraft and pending bond sales for Polk and Marion counties. It also mentions Persian rug craftsmanship and a 850000 Persian rug in the White House.
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Wilson
Congress
United States
Clarke
State Highway Commission
Township General Fund
Country Bridge Fund
Commission
Polk
Marion
Chappell Figures Highlight Iowa 1913 1914 Farm Data
Historical data shows George M. Chappell presenting Iowa soil product figures for 1913 and 1914. The figures cover crops such as corn, barley, flax seed, potatoes, hay, alfalfa, clover, sweet corn, fruit crops, and garden truck with acreage and yield totals.
Plans for Cream Grading Establishes Three Cream Standards
Dairy experts from Iowa Illinois South Dakota Nebraska Missouri and Kansas agreed in Des Moines to standardize cream quality. A three grade system is defined Special grade sweet cream for table use First Grade cream must be clean with slight sourness and 30 percent butter fat Second Grade includes cream too sour or with off flavors Illegal cream is old rancid dirty or curdy and not produced or stored under sanitary laws.
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Iowa
Illinois
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Agricultural Colleges
Des Moines
State Fair finances show large improvements and deficits
The state board of agriculture closed its fiscal year with 1658.14 in the treasury and total expenditures of 8200 249.87 for the state fair and activities. Receipts reached 8128 728.50 from ticket sales and 890 916.16 from other fair sources. Net profits on the fair stood at 1820 848. The report notes large permanent improvements, including 140 408.19 for the women and children’s building from state funds, and highlights higher costs in premiums, advertising, and music. An electrical pin-setting device and a magnet powered pin boy are described in tech notes.
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State Board of Agriculture
Oomen’s
Lincoln Beachy
Prohibition Groups Name Amendments and Temperance Heads
A letter from Prohibitory Amendment Association leaders to Lt. Gov. Harding proposes a Democrat to chair the constitutional amendments committee, with Jo seph H Allen named as head of suppression of intemperance. The 1914 memo lists Clarkson as constitutional amendments chairman and Allen as suppression of intemperance chairman, and notes regional support for Larrabee Fellows Enger.
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Harding
Senate
John T. Clarkson
Joseph Allen
W. L. Harding
Sioux City
Iowa
Prohibitory Amendment Association
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Business Men's Temperance Association
Savery Hotel
John H. Darrah
J. E. Crist
John W. Foster
Frederic Larrabee
D. S. Fleck
Addison M. Parker
Justin R. Doran
Thomas J. B. Robinson
Chester B. Whittemore
D. C. Chase
Albert M. Fellows
Joseph H. Allen
Lars J. Roe
Lauritz M. Enger
H. W. Grout
Eli C. Perkins
W. H. Arney
John K. Taylor
Chas. Hl. Thomas
A. D. Nye
H. L. Foskett
Charles C. Laffler
John M. Lindley
W. J. Pilkington
Ida BR. Wise-Smith
A. U. Coates
State to stock quail on game preserves next spring
The state game warden will buy about 3 000 quail for distribution on game preserves next spring. Hungarian partridges are unavailable due to wartime disruption. Mr Hinshaw may secure American quail to place on preserves.
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Europe
United States
Hinshaw
Commissary Motor Trucks in Modern Warfare
Engineering Magazine notes that motor transport improves provisioning for large armies, replacing mule-drawn wagons. It argues motor trucks save space, reduce congestion, speed supply lines, and cut nonpaying loads like mule fodder, enabling faster movement on extended fronts.
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Engineering Magazine
Economical Engine Cuts Heat Variation in Cylinders
A German inventor places exhaust ports near cylinder centers so they are covered at stroke end, keeping cylinder heads at a more uniform temperature and reducing heat loss for economical operation.
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A. B. Bailey & Son, Inc
Proprietor
Winnebago Street
Canada
Mexico
Winneshiek County
Tandard Telephone No
J. 4. Daly, M. D
S. Larsen Clothing Store
Hoeg, M. D
D. Jewell
Therzcinski Building
DFS
Urban & Uri
Osteopathic P
Decorah Bakery
Harriette B. Amy, M. D
Decorah!ve
Curtin
Woodward, M. D
J. Thompson
National Bank
E. W. Cutting
Attorney At Law
Bromley's
West Water Street
Towa
W. M. Strand
ER. P. Johnson Building
Lutheran Publishing House
Lutheran Blishing House
Rah
M. Enger
Pire and Tornado Insurance
Ben Bear
General Merchants
Washington
I. Haugen
General Merchant
West Water St
Mes. M. Seehuus
Locust
Phoebe Lincoln
River St
Republican
T. B. Aldrich
Flanders
Texas
Villa
Mr. Bryan
Zeebrugge
Zenstochowa
Zdunska
Zgierz
Ypres
Chicago
Personal Liberty Party
Baltimore American
Wm. Howard Taft
Taft
United States Navy
Admiral Fletcher
Japan
England
Saturday Evening Post
Santa Claus
Santa
Belgium
Germany
France
Pella
Marion County
Robert J. Burdette
Bob” Burdette
Town
Pasadena
Cal
Progressive Party
Monroe
Sam Langford
Boston
Persia
White House
George M. Chappell
Crops Service
State Farmers Convention
Teehee Babes
Vield
Wm. H. Taft
Commons
Mr. Larrabee
Fayette
A. M. Fellows
Allamakee
Mr. Enger
Winneshiek
Commissary Motor Trucks