Decorah Republican Advertising and Contact Details
The Decorah Republican lists weekly publication at 205 West Water Street with subscription rates of 1.50 annually within the U.S. and 2.00 to foreign countries. It notes advertising spaces, legal notice rates, and local ad pricing per line, plus contact details including a local phone number and references to Osteopathic physicians and the Sugar Bowl Ice Cream Factory.
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Canada
Mexico
Winnes Kk County
Standard Telephone No
Editorial Echoes On Workers And World Affairs
A long editorial compiles opinions on labor pride, U S politics, wartime diplomacy, and economic issues. It comments on Panama Canal faith, Turkey and Russia loans, preparedness, and President Wilson, with notes on elections, tariffs, and protectionism. It includes reflections on journalism history and Carranza recognition.
Cummins Campaign Sees Momentum in Primaries and Minnesota
Friends of Senator Cummins open Des Moines headquarters as supporters target early primaries. Minnesota holds key to his chances with strong favorable signals and a vow to press on if he wins there. Public stance on defense and army navy increases shows broad legislative debate amid partisan divides.
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Grant
Roosevelt
McKinley
Spain
Cummins
Des Moines
Alabama
Vermont
Indiana
Fairbanks
West
Minnesota
Ohio
Michigan
Massachusetts
United States
Heston Advertiser
TSS
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Senate
House
Iowa State Institutions See 1915 16 Appropriations Rise
State budget lists total 2448000 for three schools for 1915 16 up from 2087750 last year. Iowa State College 1180000, State University 3016500, State Teachers College 3368300 in appropriations. Major funds cover collegiate support and improvements and equipment. Building funds total 3875000 with equal 150000 for Ames and Iowa City and 875000 for the State Teachers' college.
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Iowa State College
State University
State Teachers’ College
State College
The
Ames
Iowa City
Five Iowa Election Laws Outlined for Next Year
The article lists five upcoming election laws and dates for Iowa voters. Municipal primaries, general municipal elections, a presidential primary, a state primary with woman suffrage amendment submission, and the general election are all scheduled between March and November next year.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Journal-Courier
New London
Norwalk
Towa
Commission
Iowa
Iowa dairy output for year ends July 1 1915
Deputy Dairy Commissioner Ben Nit reports total butter produced by Iowa creameries from July 1 1914 to July 1 1915 was 89 584 70 pounds and cheese 4145 pounds. Butter decline from prior year blamed on dry fall and reduced pasture. The dairy year runs July 1 to July 1.
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Ben
Lowa
Mr. Tiff
Predicted Congress Agenda for Coming Session
Leading topics include national defense government ownership of merchant marine tariffs rural credits Philippine independence seamen's law and repeal efforts child labor appropriations revenue cloture prohibition and woman suffrage amendments prohibition for the District of Columbia treaties notably Colombian Nicaraguan and Haitian cases.
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Senate
District of Columbia
Mason City Moves to Ban Congregation Near Liquor Outlets
Mason City commissioners draft an ordinance by City Attorney Garfield Ureese making it a crime to gather in or travel to any place selling or keeping liquor. Violators face up to 100 dollars fine or 30 days in jail.
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Mason City
Garfield Ureese
How Farmers Spend Money in Iowa Report
An Iowa implement agency report shows farmers invested SALOON in autos during the year, and 34,500,000 for threshing machines engines and separators. The data indicate increases in both business areas from the previous year.
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Lowa Implement Agency
Lows
Auto License Fees and Tax Distribution Figures
The secretary of state's automobile department reports 147,726 registrations and 1 142 33.78 in fees up to October 1 this year. Ten months show 534 340 more cars than all of last year and fees exceed last year’s twelve months by 877 535.46. Last year allocations: state expense 7 percent 874 577.88, Highway Commission 8 percent 85 251.87, county roads 85 percent 05 588.57. After May 1 this year county funds drop to 0 percent while state and highway each take 5 percent. Up to October 1 the state expense fund received 872 M GTT, highway 89 S80, county 8989 105.21.
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Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Towa
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Iowa ranked fifteenth in population twenty third in land area
The booklet highlights Iowa’s high farm property values and leadership in cattle hogs eggs and implements, noting improvements in farm land and crop production. It urges better roads and manufacturing growth while calling for broader appreciation from residents.
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Greater Iowa Association
Iowa
Fosss Seck Seth
Anche
Eap- Mars
Cheney
Foreign Loans Since the War by Country and Term
A table outlines foreign borrowings in the country since the war began including France one year notes, Italy one year notes, Switzerland notes, Sweden notes, Argentina five year bonds, and loans to Panama Bolivia and Costa Rica. Total foreign credits amount to about 5.8 billion with under 870 million advanced to neutral countries.
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France
Italy
Switzerland
Sweden
Boe Ave
Argentina
Panama
Bolivia
Costa Rica
Fire Escapes Under Review By State Labor Commissioner
State Labor Commissioner A Lo Uriek proposes a statewide campaign against substandard fire escapes calling them death traps. Under the new fire escape law, he will set standards, has sent tentative plans to state architects, and will hold meetings at the state house to adopt permanent specifications.
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A. Lo Uriek
General Assembly
State House
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United States Brewers’ Association
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