Decorah Republican advertising and contact details
The Decorah Republican lists weekly publication details and rates. It notes mailing info, subscription prices, advertising costs, and shop offerings at corner Water and Washington in Decorah Iowa including dry goods groceries garments cloaks and shoes from Kt Haugen at 11 18 West Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Cutting
Bromiey's
West Water Street
Decorah
Iowa
Washington Sts
West Water &T
Rah
Editorial Comments on Current Events and Times
A reflective column surveys politics and public life in 1914. It touches on President Wilson and Taft era dynamics, US foreign affairs in Mexico, trust disputes involving AT&T and Western Union, and public health notes urging caution with mild illnesses. It notes agricultural reflections on luck, weather, and farming philosophy.
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Wilson
General Grant
William Howard Taft
Roosevelt
Married Life: Noblest Profession and Most Interesting
A brief meditation on marriage praising it as the noblest and most engaging of all professions. Notes the daily responsibilities and shared life as central to fulfillment and happiness.
Cummins Affirms Faith in Republican Principle
Senator A B Cummins declares enduring faith in the Republican party at a Grant Club banquet in Des Moines. He urges unity, credits past reforms, and notes Progressives may seek change but stresses remaining true to GOP standards amid calls for a party convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cummins
Gathe
Grant Club
Des Oines
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Cummins
Progressive Party
Johnson Brigham
Backflow of Canada Immigrants Surges as U S Gains
Officials warn of increasing emigration from Canada to the United States with over 190000 leaving Canada in 1915 and forecasts of more than 200000 for the coming year. The bulletin notes large numbers returning to the United States and discusses census disappointments tied to migration trends.
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Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Huerta
Washington
Tona
United States
Canada
State Department of Agriculture
State Department
Unite States
Montreal
United States Immigration Commissioner
Dominion
A Million Dollar Year for State Offices
State offices recorded a million dollar year in 1913. The secretary of state collected nearly one million dollars while automobile fees reached 250 000. The treasurer gathered 828 600 in inheritance taxes and the auditor’s insurance fees totaled 74 000. Municipal accounting fees were 4 400. The auditor’s office handled 20 000 certificates amid securities and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
New Drainage Lock Gains Market in Fort Dodge
Segmental vitrified clay blocks marketed to form drains from 30 to 108 inches in diameter may revolutionize drainage. A local clay products company secured a license to manufacture the blocks. A mile of blocks to build a forty inch drain one mile long has sold in Boone county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Boone County
Senator Cummins as Town's steadfast leader in a time of political break
The Des Moines Register & Leader argues that replacing Senator Cummins with any suggested alternative would discard trained leadership. It emphasizes his long record as governor and senator, his fearless, outspoken stance, and the unlikely outcome of a Town vote against him when the time for rehabilitation of republicanism arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Senate
Des Moines Register & Leader
Beef Probe Formed On High Beef Prices
Secretary of Agriculture Houston appoints Dean Charles F. Curtiss of Iowa State College to a special commission with Dr. B. T. Galloway H. J. Waters W. H. Mumford A. D. Melvin and T. N. Carver to study factors behind rising beef costs. The panel will examine production transport slaughter and distribution and meet across the country as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Curtiss
Iowa State College
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
B. T. Galloway
H. J. Waters
Kansas Agricultural College
W. H. Mumford
University of Ilinois
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
T. N. Carver
Rural Organization Service
Increased Circulation Reaches 83.43 Billion Dollars
Treasury figures show money in circulation rose by almost 100 million in one year ending December 2 to 83,434,249,789 dollars. With a population under 100 million, this equates to at least 834.54 dollars per person, implying uneven distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Stock Valuation Guidance From County Officials
County auditors consult A. Fr. Davison secretary of the executive council on stock valuation. Davison rules assessors should value stock at prevailing market prices in local communities rather than last year’s scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fr. Davison
Executive Council
Horton Reappointed Commandant for Fourth Year Term
Commander Col. C. C. Horton, head of the Town Soldiers' Home since 1897, received official notification from the state board of control of his reappointment as commandant for another four year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
C. C. Horton
State Board of Control
Horton
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Winnebago Street
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Osteopathic Physicians
Fareette B
Amy, M. D
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M. D
H F. Barthell
Justice of the Peace
National Bank
Ww. M. Strand
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Main Street
Standard Phone
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Kt Haugen
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Rians, W
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Manephone Exchange
Castalia
Harry Thaw
Menelik
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Ashurst
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Sioux City Journal
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Horace Vose
Rhode Island
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Panama Canal
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Chicago Board of Health
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van Wagenen
MacReynolds
Marshall
White House
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone Trust
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bell
Carnegie Institute
Omaha Bee
J. C. Beard
Pice
A. K. Bailey & Son
Tam
Reviews Political History
Senator Cummins
State College
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