Hunter Kept in Solitary and Fed on Bread and Water
Board of Contrel reports Matt Hunter, recently convicted for Hing Homer Holland, is isolated and refusing to work. Warden Jones of Fort Madison confirms Hunters drastic discipline while Hunter defends labor refusals. Warden Hunter of Anamosa discusses Wesley Elkins’s progress at home with Professor James E. Harlan and notes possible Carnell College entry. A funeral for A. K. Hunter is planned for Monday at 1 PM.
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Board of Control
Warden Jones
Fortadison
Matt Hunter
O Uj
Ringgold County
Homer Holland
Hunter
Anamosa
Vba
Wesley Elkins
James E. Harlan
Carnell College
Warden Hunter
Elkins
Jus Wits
Newton i
T. A
EK. Hunter
Contracts Awarded for Council Bluffs School Improvements
Council Bluffs bids set $17,500 total for temporary buildings and facilities at the industrial school. Peterson & Rasmussen win furniture help. I. C. Bixby & Sons land the plumbing and steam heating contract for $1,300. Providential contingents fund may supply $15,000, leaving about $7,100 for furnishings. New two story temporary structures will include dormitories for girls and boys, steam heating, and planned opening for October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Blatt
John Cownle
Central
Council Bluffs
Judge Kinne
Peterson & Rasmussen
Council Bluffe
I. C. Bixby & Sons
Council Biiffs
Board of Control
Executive Council
Providential
Counci Bluffs
Council Blufts
Downie
Juds
Kinne
Judge Clancy Backs Kennedy Remedy in Liver and Blood Case
Judge James H. Clancy of Hornelisville N Y ruled in favor of Dr David Kennedy s Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney liver and blood disorders The endorsement cites Geo H Tuft of Troy praising improved health after using the remedy and claims it to be the best medicine for liver trouble blood disorders and associated symptoms The ad copy asserts widespread efficacy and availability in new one cent and $1 00 size bottles from Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout N Y ISHAYE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
James H. Clan~y
Hornelisville
N. Y
David
Geo. H. Tuft
River Street
Troy
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Des Moines Store Offers Deep Discounts on Women’s Garments
Sharply priced summer waists in white lawn and colored percale headline a quick sale with $1.00 to $1.95 bargains. Richer items include wraps, Suits, extra size skirts, and taffeta trims, all marked down to attract hurried purchases. Large sale emphasizes value and area discounts for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hats offered at low prices in Monday sale
A large batch of street hats marked down for this sale will be 49 sold Monday for each. A varied line of $6.00 and $7.50 Tritamed Hats will be sold for less than the cost of materials, pricing at rate $398 and $4.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciennes
Elga
Crops at Glenwood shown as excellent by official report
Judge L G Kinne travels to Cherokee to inspect hospital progress as McKinley Memorial funds pour in statewide. Iowa counties report strong early collections led by Woodbury and Black Hawk. Examinations chart names of officers passing military boards, while Governor Cummins handles requisitions and new incorporations arise in Des Moines including Elks Festival association and Flexible Doormat company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Cownie
L. G. Kinne
Board of Control
Cherokee
McKinley Memorial
Gilbertson
Cumming
Iowa
Canton Monument
Woodbury County
Woodbury
William Milchrist
Black Hawk County
C. A. Wise
Wise
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Mullan
Normal School
van Sant
Minnesota
Cummins
Henry Able
Mason City
Granada
Minn
Bradley & Metcalf
Des Moines Elks’ Festival Association
Charles S. Bradshaw
F. A. Bracket
Frank
Krest
Nate Frankel
W. W. Slocum
Marion County Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company of
Dallas
Keeley Institute Des Moines Court Quip Reveals Counsel Jests
A fragment from a Des Moines item describes Keeley Institute on Urth Street and a court exchange in New York. Lawyer Nolan laments justice delayed as a judge counters with a quip about pleading for the poor on judgment day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeley Institute
Urth Street
Des Moines
Iowa
New York
Nolan
Restores Lost Manhood with Home Cure Offer
An advertisement promises a home remedy to restore vitality and vigor for men suffering night losses and other conditions. It requests name and address to send the Doctor's prescription and supplies, claiming rapid, lasting results and confidential delivery. Testimonials claim renewed strength and satisfaction, urging immediate response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapn Medical Co
Hull Building
Detroit
Mich
Daily Mail
Sirsi
Retin
Interurban Des Moines to Colfax Delayed By Construction Hurdles
Work on the Des Moines to Colfax interurban faces delays from right of way changes and late iron delivery. An underground water crossing near the Northwestern line was moved mile north, new right of way costs about 23000, and mud creek piling delays require new timber from Washington. Condemnation halted then settled for land needed. Rail cars arrive slowly. expected operation after August 1 with side tracks set, speed limited to emergency 60 mph.
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Des Moines
Colfax
Washington Timber
Klondike
Altoona and
Tittle
Mud Creek
Washington
Altoona
Mitchellville
Cofax
National Educational Association Minneapolis Gathering Notice
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers excursion tickets to Minneapolis for the National Educational Association meeting July 7 to 11. Tickets valid July 6 to 7 with return by July 14 or September 1, one fare plus a $2 membership fee for the round trip. Inquiries to W. H. Long, city ticket agent, Des Moines, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railway
Minneapolis
W. H. Long
Corner Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Des Maines
New York Wall Paper and Stationery expands Essex building
The New York Wall Paper and Stationery Company plans extensive additions to the Essex building on Sixth Street. The seven story brick structure will extend back to the alley to deepen the main floor to 182 feet and add a four story rear section. The south extension will be four stories and the whole facility will house wholesale stationery, driggisia sundries, and showroom space while retaining a warehouse on West Third Street and Des Moines Union tracks for heavy paper and stationery stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Wall Paper and Stationery Company
Sixth Street
Essex
Warfield-Chace
Wall
West Third Streat
Des Moines Union Tracks
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Holland
Board of Contrel
ABD
Ffty
Institution
P. A. Goyer
Clancy
N.Y
Ishaye
R. R
India
Sears Emery
St. Gall
Enoh
Daardagen Pry
Military Examining Board
Carl T. Prime
First Signal Company
Chase H Merce
Lester Longmire
Signal Company
Leon W. Ainsworth
John H. Hildebrand
James E. Mather
C. M. Stanley
Edward F. Gauthier
D. W. Fowler
H. Hahn
Guimmins
Woodbine
Ind Ae Eas Ag Ce
Iran
Luinyed
National Educational Association
Minneapsias
Goss
Ieee Rie
Galeita
Elas
Papa
Mamima
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