11 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Decorah Republican
Location
Decorah, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
1
Public notices and advertisements list professionals and services in Decorah Iowa. Entries include Ed A Woopward M D physician offices, Thompson veterinary surgeon, Barthell collections, Cutting hardware, Strand legal practice, Lutheran Publishing House printers, Enget steamship agency, Ben Bear clothing, Mott Co dry goods, Haug en groceries and more with street addresses and contact details.
A reflective column by Mary Stebbins Savage surveys the era’s political climate, economic strains, and foreign policy. It critiques deficit trends, naval bottlenecks, and tariff talk while weighing Wilsons veto, immigration law inheritances, and labor rights amid European conflict.
Iowa has wrested from Texas the title of banner crop state with values for thirteen principal crops at 351 million dollars. Corn dominates Iowa's total, with a yield of 563.689 million bushels valued around 200 million. Oats hay wheat potatoes barley and rye also contribute, while Texas suffers from cotton shrinkage. Kansas, Nebraska and Ohio follow in crop totals.
A Des Moines dispatch outlines Iowa Senate and House actions on road regulation and highway patrols, liquor control, and social measures. It notes proposals to inspect commission men, regulate cell storage, boost public health for crippled children, and explore county government reforms.
A Paris beef firm sent a cablegram to the Decker packing plant seeking quotations on beef carried on ship to Bordeaux. Prices were quoted for the consignment to New York as part of the inquiry received Monday.
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