Convict labor in Iowa quarries urged as state reform
In a legislative frame, advocates argue using convicts to quarry magnesian limestone near Anamosa, Jones county, to supply state institutions and a new penitentiary. They cite profits from Columbus Ohio and Jones quarries, rail access, and a planned capstone building program, claiming substantial net savings for the state.
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