Inaugural Governor Clarke Promises Busy Iowa Session
Des Moines January 14 1915 Iowa opens the Thirty fifth General Assembly with organization complete and committees named to inform Governor Clarke of the convening. Governor Carroll urges universal suffrage by constitutional amendment and supports a new state office building plan amid capitol crowding and requests for a hall of justice. Legislative reference bureau support and budgeting for legal research are highlighted as Iowa aims to modernize its legislative process.
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Towa
Thirty-fifth
General Assembly
Carroll
George W. Clarke
Union
W. B. Barney
Assembly
Barney
Thirty-fifth General Assembly
Supreme Court
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Legislative Reference Department
Town State Law Library
The
Law Library
Department of the State Library
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Cummins
Senate
House
Dolliver
Lafayette Young
Thirty-fourth General Assembly
Kenyon
District Court Jurors Called For February Term 1913
Grand and Petit jurors listed for 1913 terms to appear February 3 and February 4 at 2:00 p m in various counties. Names include Fremont Alvin Rollins Burr William Darling Hesper MAREN Pleasant Jacob Jacobson Lincoln Decorah Calmar Bloomfield Sumner and more, with multiple district venues and juror assignments. Also notes commercial ads for foot powder and a corn remedy, plus seed and crop price listings.
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Fremont Alvin Rollins
Burr
William Darling
Hesper
Ke Maren
Orleans
Robert Amundseeon
Pleasant Jacob Jacobson
Lincoln
Decorah
Serene Sumner
EB. Brekbe
Calmar
Byck
Frankville
Fay Mom ccc
Cs Secs
Washington
Cetisteetas
Bloomfield Petit Jurors
Ites Flemming Reapambaenes
L. Hi
Carl Teske
John Vick
Oscar Wiemark
Dss
F. Yarwood
G. P. Bakke
John Barthell
W. B. Cow - al. Souter
Elmer E. Gibbs
Asbert
Kraby
A. G. Chriatioan
Peere
Glenwood
Ye Sumner Iy
Ns Kesce
Dhe
Csand Calmar
Joseph Stadl
Robt. Klimesh
Mathias Kobliska
John Hemesath
den Novak
Anton Hogenson
Eseses
Springfield
O. G. Ogloe
Springfield Ee
Eee
Gilbert Ae Bile BA
W. W
Fred Sudtelgte
Ben Sand
Geo
E. Webster
John Burke
Bloomfield
Teassant
MBO Soc
Kate Ciasoneh
Bloomfield H. W. Tuddenberg
Fedanababasont
L. A
Winneshiek County Short Course nets $214 11
December 1912 report shows receipts from oven products grain and vegetables opera house entertainments and ticket sales totaling 214.11 with 40.00 in resources carried over. Officials J B Nicholson L M Enger E L Beard praise attendees and urge boosters for 1913 course while noting minor initial errors.
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Winneshiek County
Opera House
Mura CP Saathh Chavs
Agri- Eme
Sassy Val Hah Eess
Dhe
Winneshiek Co
J. B. Nicholson
L. M. Enger
Cor
Mgr
E. L. Beard
Treas
Clubbing Rates With Decorah Republican Offers
A list of club prices for leading publications paired with the Decorah Republican includes Aeronautics American Sheep Breeder and Cosmopolitan among many titles with varied rates. Youth publications such as St Nicholas and Youths Companion appear with separate prices, and a note invites readers to inquire about other titles. The column ends with a quip about a decree concerning absolute divorce and dog custody.
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Decorah Republican
Republican
Aeronautics
Rod—Ravendo Cis Neseesecenssas
Ainslee’s Magazine
American Eeste
American Itry Journal
American Sheep Breeder
Baseball Magazine
Creeder’s Gazette
S.sssses
Chicago Drovers
Jnl
Chicago Inter Ocean Weekly
Christian Herald
N. Y
Collier’s Weekly
AEG
Garden Magazine
Good Housekeeping
Harper’s Bagar
Harper’s Magazine
Harper’s Weekly
Hearst’s Magazine
Horse Review
House Beautiful
Housewife
Ladies’ World
Modern
Priscilla and Pictorial Review
Lawa Pears
Leslie’s Weekly
Lippincott
McCall's
McClure
Eee
Epee Apy
Pictorial Review
Pearsom’s
Review of
Scribner’s Magazine
Suburban Life
Wallaces’ Farmer
Woman's Home Companion
The
Saturday Evening Post
Laas’ Home Journal
Country Gentleman
St. Nicholas
County News in January 1913 From Calmar to Decorah
January 15 1913 county notes list visits from Lawler Conover Decorah Cresco Protivin Little Turkey Ridgeway and Calmar. Residents travel to demand hospital care, attend dances, shop, visit relatives and attend church. Weather chills, local games teased, and a basketball contest rumor circulates amid community life.
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Joe Petrik
Lawler
Jos. Mikesh
Conover
J. Sobolik
Regina Swehla
Calmar
Will Dock
Anna Tuchek
Cresco
Chas. Frey
J. Chekal
Decorah
John J. Soukup
Ridgeway
Victor Becker
Anna Hron
Mason City
John Frey
Protivin
Spillville
Jaroslav Dostal
Little Turkey
Frances Kinker
John Klimesh, Jr
James Koshatka
Green
Alpha
Town
Phillips
Stella
Daniel Novak
Brother Jim
Will Soukup
Emma Novak
Protivia
Julia Dostal
Panoch
L. A
J. H. Haug
T. H. Johnson
Truman Brookner
Rob Heuser
J. J. Kubish
Fort Atkinson
Albina Tupy
Near Protivin
Tom Novak
Chas. Novak
North of Protivin
Elsie
Lydia Heuser
Jos, Houdek
Pocahontas
Iowa
Mr. Svacha
Cedar Rapids
A. A. Mikesh
Monroe Luenberger
Walter Frye
Miss Panoch
Herold
Louise
Cibuzar
Catmar
Robin Houser
Baloun
John Humpal
Josephine Phillips
Tillie
John Yunka
John
Ed. Hrushka
Near Calmar
Jim Mulbert
Robert Heuser
Fizie
Emma Tuchek
Miss Tuchek
Regina Soukup
Emma Mlady
Mary Korbel
Lakomy
Dragoun
Vytisk
Local Notes From Walton and Area January 14 118
January 14 118 reports Burr Sinclair delivering corn to customers Nellie Rowe and Mrs Philip Moon in Walton Wis John Humphrey recently in town Ryan Bryant home welcomed a newborn daughter Wood sawing dominates work with several firms stating full capacity D J Welch preparing timbers for a new barn Lawrence Flak named builder Hesper Telephone Co Line 13 holds annual meeting W A Plunkett elected president Hl C Rowe secretary K Reid also listed
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Burr Sinclair
Nellie Rowe
Philip Moon
Walton
Wis
John Humphrey
John Bryant
D. J. Welch
Lawrence Flak
Hesper Telephone Co
W. A. Plunkett
Hl. C. Rowe
K. Reid
Flowers for The Farm Home Stead tips on rose care
The Iowa Home stead column explains protection of roses, care of tulip beds, and blooming plants for farms aiming at beauty with shrubs and flowers. A joint subscription offer couples The Homestead with this paper for one year at two dollars. Also notes a 1842 banquet payment for Henry Clay and an advertisement for Dr King’s New Laxative Pills.
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Iowa
Henry Clay
New Orleans
Plymouth Rock social notes update January 1913
January 13 1913 Plymouth Rock column notes visitors and calls among Steenson Ellingson Henderson Severts and neighbors. Mentions travel to Decorah Hayfield Lakeville and N Dakota with several returning to school or home. ad copy promotes Dean’s tried laxatives at 25 cents.
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Lever Steenson
H. Ellingson
Kendallville
Ust
Nels Henderson
Decorah
A. Steenson
H. Scott
A. Mettus
Harold Lonningdahl
J. Henderson
Edward Severts
Ole Ellingson
Lenora Steenson
Susie Severts
Hayfield
Minn
Oliver Ellingson
N. Dakota
Albert
Lakeville
A Midnight Ride Saves Catskills Forest Friends
A fearless young girl rode at midnight to warn of a spreading forest fire in the Catskills and saved many lives. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles, with a testimonial from W R Patterson of Wellington Texas about recovery from consumption and weight gain. Also promotes Mother Gray’s Aromatic-Leaf remedy, with prices and a free sample offer from The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy New York.
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Catskills
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
N. Y
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