Supreme Court ruling bars out-of-state liquor orders
Iowa Supreme Court reverses previous ruling and blocks liquor solicitors from taking retail quantity orders for delivery outside the state. The decision applies to mail order trade and upholds the statute as constitutional, barring such orders in both wet and dry counties. The case State of Iowa v McConnaughhy involved a Washington Iowa man enjoined from taking orders for a Kentucky liquor house.
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Supreme Court
Wetatl
Meltoen
State Supreme Court
Genel Byers
State of
Towa
Qrobert McConnaughhy
Washington
Tle
Kentucky
Nut
Farmer Kruger slain in robbery near Portsmouth home
Wealthy 80 year old farmer J Kruger was murdered near his Portsmouth outekirta home. His skull crushed with a heavy bludgeon as he left at dusk to buy milk. Search parties found his body sixty feet from Milwaukee tracks. authorities chase unnamed clues with no arrests yet.
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J. Kruger
Una
W. J. Kruger
Outekirta
Portsmouth
Kruger
Zvelnek
Milwaukee
Saveral
Lincoln
Reef
A. H. Shion
Marshalltown
Moses Shiau
Milvanes
Wis
Simon
Charles B. Lynde
Dea Moines
Congregational Church
Manchester
Lynde
Lown
Grinnell
Elise
State Center
Merritt Carpenter Te Gon Merrill
Merrill
Titonka youths form matrimonial club to marry rich families
Twenty charter members in Titonka organize a Young Men matrimonial club to aid each others marriages. Articles of agreement pledge mutual protection and effort to marry into families with wealth, with early marriages rewarding members who aid the unmarried.
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Titonka
Bangor Man's Suicide Amid Tuberculosis Struggle
Alonzo McDonald, 29, shot himself in Bangor after returning from Colorado where he sought relief from tuberculosis. He had been visiting his sister Mrs. T. Possup when the act occurred. Justice of the Peace Manson Rossell and a jury declared the case self destruction.
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Alonzo McDonald
Shoota
Alonzo McDonaldy
Bangor
McDonald
Colorado
Tanger
Hts
Prairie City Boy Cadet Appointment Notice
Prairie City correspondent reports that Representative has named 64 Ga iet to Annapolis Naval Academy with alternates M. Keeton of Sovilla and C. Fllaworth. Ralph Williamuth of Grinnell passed the entrance exam to West Point. Mrs H Thompson named postmaster at Kanawaha view 1.
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Annapally
Uaoalitans
Annapolis Naval Acideray
C. Tarst
Pravin City
Keeton
Sovilla
Ralph Willamuth
Grinnell
Wear Point
Conner
H. Thompson
Kanawaha
C. Fllaworth
DeWitt Farmer Slugged Robbed in Cedar Rapids District
D J Maher, a DeWitt farmer, was slugged and robbed near DeWin while visiting Cedar Rapids. He later identified Clark Coleman, a former Burlington patrol wagon driver, as his assailant during an attempted return to the city. Coleman was arrested.
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DR. J. Maher
Cedar Rapids
Tenjlerloin
D. J. Maher
de Win
Tie
Clark Coleman
Burlington
Colemain Indure Maher
Frientls
Colman
Des Moines Murder Mystery and Related Crime Reports
Des Moines area crime notes describe the murder of Dinekamith in his shop with a temple wound and missing money, while a separate brakeman killing near Taaani Tout is noted. Train crew injuries follow Teivan Foi incident, and Davenport arises with illegal interstate food goods seizures by Dr. A. Trown for the Department of Agriculture.
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Dinekamith
Hhnekemith
Withnindy
Eighland Park
Des Moines
Edy
Bee
Xen
Tesse Turton
Wabash Raoilraad
Taaani- Tout
Teivan Foi
Urusher
Bill Seleare
Davenport
St.500
A. Trown
Dox Moines
Within Our Borders. Iowa news clippings and notices
Rev W 2 Williams of Iowa City took a pulpit in Oskalowan after leaving Denver. Bar ney Maewh of Marsh Weidge filed bankruptcy in Des Moines. Fort Dodge aims to beautify and ban bulletin boards on sidewalks. Died: Walter Weilein near Algona, Wellman, and A Cloud near Bedford. A damage suit of 15 faces Town City. A woman alleges injury from a defective sidewalk. An Iowa Central train killed five horses north of Geneva. A Shelby revival ends with 70+ conversions. Rock Rapids Armory dividends, Iowa Telephone Company promotions, and church matters in Clinton and Carroll. Various deaths, resignations, and local disasters noted. Farm notes cover cattle, sheep breeding, poultry, and women in poultry farming.
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W. 2. Williams
Wi D. Williams
Iowa City
Denver
Colo
Oskalowan
Barney Maewh
Marsh Weidge Company
Des Moines
Hadegoo
Chint Nicholson
Fort Dodge
Walter Weilein
Conyith
Algona
Wellman
Tlan
A. Cloud
Bedford
Mary Bezenturber
Shelby
Methodist Epiccopal Church
G. M. Telden
Ringstead
de Penton
Chicago and Northwestern
Rock Rapids Armory Company
Egg Prices and Poultry Prospects Stir Farmers in July
With egg prices holding high, farmers are urged to boost flocks as large grain and potato crops boost potential income. Market outlook favors poultry over beef as vegetables and surplus stock can be sold through the egg market.
Thoroughbred Saddle Horses Breeding Cautions
Farmers Home Journal notes that breeders mixing thoroughbred blood into saddle horse stock must avoid poor types or unsuitable dispositions. It urges selecting mares and stallions with proper form and action, and discarding unsuitable lines to preserve the right saddle horse traits.
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Woods
Farmoer
Preparation of the Soil and Wheat Yield Rise
A Missouri farmer, doubting wheat profitability, adopted thorough soil preparation learned at the state experiment station. He prepared his field identically, using stable manure and a limited lime application, and achieved 96 bushels per acre versus 10 to 12 previously, showing soil prep matters as much as fertilizers.
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Missouri
State Experiment Station
Overproduction of Poultry by Epitomist
The piece argues that poultry and egg demand remains strong and prices are rising, with modern methods and year round stimulus failing to outpace demand. It encourages farmers to expand poultry operations, asserting price stability and continued growth prospects.
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Jroustry
Eges
Kaffir corn tests in fodder feeding trials
A Texan station’s feeding tests show Kaffir corn and mila maza are less fat rich yet digestible, with Kaffir corn producing more grain than mile maze and Indian corn trailing in third. The report notes Kaffir corn’s protein and fat are easier to digest than guma constituents in Indian corn.
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Tex
Asparagus Origin Cited in European and Western Asia History
A concise note states that asparagus originated in Europe and Western Asia, highlighting its ancient culinary and agricultural roots across these regions.
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Europe
Asia
Iowa Legislature Study on State Expenditures and Reforms
The article reviews Iowa's budget outlook, noting a two year plan exceeding two and a half million dollars with continued annual appropriations. It highlights a proposed anti trust measure, enforcement powers for the attorney general, and penalties for violations, plus debates on land purchases and capitol restoration.
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Towa
Cnpitol
Unclear Event Reflects Social Gathering and Tribute
Fragmentary note mentions a tribute event at an address in Wantormtadead, with references to Hinbostonatar and Mah STLOM. Byers read on premi, White House Mudte, and a Women s Chub churns behind the scene. The text is garbled but centers on a ceremonial tribute and organized group activity.
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Menseriad Neryiam
Hell Leeoke
Financial outlook brightens as Chicago banks fuel expansion
Dyn's Review of Trade notes steadier production and values, abundant capital, and improved money use. Commercial activity gains strength with 900 million in gross resources and reduced trading mortality. Distributive trade rises, dry goods demand up, and interest in fall lines grows. Chicago district defaults fall to 23, with eight failures above 5,000 dollars.
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Chicago
Dyn
Review of Trade
New York Markets Show Unsettled Trade Amid Stormy Weather
Unsettled, stormy conditions affect general trade with irregular activity across markets East and West. Spring buyers’ excursions attract merchants yet conservatism prevails while optimism lingers. Textile and metal sectors report reduced demand and output. collections reflect weather impacts and lower purchasing power. Week ending Feb 10 shows 214 business failures, up from last year.
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New York
United States
Bradstecet
Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Grains Across Cities
The listing shows cattle, hogs, and grain prices by city including Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Buffalo, New York, and Toledo. Prices cover cattle, hogs, sheep, wheat, corn, oats, rye, timothy, and clover seed, with ranges and quality grades.
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Cavenge
Hoxs
Timothy
St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
Milk and branding work in city council debate
Trade and Industry notes from the St Louis board of baker men discussing an ordinance to require milk workers to be screened. South Dakota, Minnesota, and Chicago figures met at the Tiesto Crain Grows avs convention in Maren to discuss crop rotation and branding of wheat prices.
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Charles DL. Sawyer
Minneapolis
J. A. Patton
Chicago
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