Late Happenings in Iowa Across Many Towns
Obituaries recall Rev Samuel Hackett of Linden and Hon Charles Bradshaw of Toledo. Iowa Falls paving bids total 82 620 dollars with 2 072 for alleys and 4 000 for grading. Cascade residents seek liquor ban. Gen Dodge will endow a library and aid veterans. Fire damage hits Ottumwa and Iowa City plant destroys glove factory. Taft to visit Ames. Vinton celebrates urban improvements. Municipal notes cover schools, fires, and public works across Marshall county and beyond.
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Samuel Hackett
Iowa
Linden
Dallas County
Friends’ Church
Henry County
Wast Linn
Greens County
Kendrick
Scranton Quarterly Meeting
Stuart
C. B. Bradshaw
Banc
Marshall-Tama-Benton
Toledo
Cornell College
Entral
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Iowa Falls
Cascade
Dubuque
Drugelsta
District Court
Grenville M. Dodge
Council Bluffs
Norwich University
Northfield
Vermont
General Dodge
Amy Foz
Cedar Falls
Carl Johnson
Johnson
Centerville
W. IH. Taft
Yale University
Iowa State College
Taft
Ames
Vinton
Marshall County
Martha Smith Beeson
Gay
Byron A. Beeson
Des Moines
Antil
Iowa Soldiers’ Home
Rulings on Workmen's Comp and English Policies
Industrial commission rules original employer liable in case of worker injury when men are loaned during slack seasons, and a separate ruling states a worker injured commuting to work gets no compensation. Chief Justice Gummere holds railroad workers may claim under federal law. Emory English orders all policies printed in English, not foreign languages. W B Barney declines to analyze temperance drinks for manufacturers, focusing analyses for the attorney general's department. Kenyon faces mixed letters over a proposed agriculture assistant secretary, while Iowa probes interstate fare increases and tuberculosis mortality prompts intensified prevention efforts. Woodbury County census shows growth, especially Bronx City, with Anamosa quiet after recent unrest.
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Des Moines
Henry Sampson
Attorney General's Office
Emory H
Mutual Fire Insurance
Towa
W. B. Barney
State Dairy and Food Commissionér
State House
Attorney General's Department
Woodbury
Lawton
Anthon
Salix
Danbury
Smithland
Oto
Pierson
Sloan
Correctionville
Hornick
Sargents Bluff
Bronx City
Henry E. Sampson
Outlaw Dalton Band Survivor Returns to Ghost Town
Arkansas Kid Tom Jones, the sole survivor of the Doolin Dalton gang, revisits Ingalls Oklahoma, the town once used by the outlaws as a hideout and now deserted except for memories. He recalls the 1893 siege by deputy marshals and the 17 to 6 gunfight, while noting the hotel from which he directed fire is relocated to Stillwater.
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Ingalls
Payne County
Bill Doo Mn
Bill Dalton
Oklahoma
Ingalla
Tom Jonas
Eyven
Winchester
Stillwater
Tom Jones
Bill Doolin
Bitter Creek
George Newcombe
Dynamite Dick
Tulsa Jack
BJ Blake
Wilson Creek
Hornea
Marshala
Atreeta
Jones
Doolin
Dalton
Washington
Quthrie
Pierce
Uange
Emmett Dalton
Doolin: Dalton
Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast A Splendid Habit
An old advertising feature touts drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims rapid improvements in appetite energy and appearance, suggesting a quarter pound of limestone phosphate is inexpensive and beneficial for biliousness constipation stomach trouble rheumatism and internal sanitation.
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Adv
Unclear fragment hints at rowing and social events
Fragment discusses Evelyn, a rowing outing, and a suggestion about a type of person. It remains incoherent, with names and phrases cut off, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Gentle Constipation Relief
A vintage advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for children and adults. It describes symptoms of constipation, touts quick relief within hours, and invites readers to buy a 50 cent bottle with full usage directions on the label. It ends with a market-style joke about war per capita costs.
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California
Jad Salts Advertisement Warns Backache Kidney Relief
An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney and bladder remedy. It links backache and urinary symptoms to meat consumption, claims the drink cleanses sluggish kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and prevents rheumatic pain. It urges consulting a physician or buying Jad Salts for daily use. It ends with a quip about obituary notices.
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Saya
Efort
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Hansell Consolidated School District
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Deyoe
Iowa City
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Phil Nickell
Grand Jury
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Commerce
J. H. Henderson
Interstate Commerce Commission
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United States
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Crawford
Buchanan County
Asociation
Badts
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McUlaughry
Doolin- Dalton Gang
W.B. Barney
Dairy and Food
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Algona
J. J. Rosa
Hdwards
Cedar Palla
Barney
Berkley
Hha
Eg Farmers’ Co-Operative Creamery
United States Supreme Court
John Paterson
Iowa Supreme Court
Sweden
Drainage Commission
Clarke
National Drainage Congress
Cairo
Til
J. W. Jarnas Gin
Des. Moines
H. M. Sparbon
Webster City
Ed. L. Roth
Fred W. Jones
Spirit Take
J. H. Anderson
Thompson
John HH
Darrah
Hampton
B. Durant
Forest City
G. L. Cascawell
Denison
L. M. Enger
Decorah
Guy M. Gillette
Cherokee
State Department
A.‘O. Wolever
State Bank Examiner
Evelyn
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