Downfall of Prize Fighting and Looming Rural Creamery Boom
The piece muses on the decline of public prize fights in the United States, citing legal and societal factors from Texas to Arkansas, and imagines life after boxing for famous fighters. It then pivots to a detailed count of creameries built across Iowa counties, noting Fayette and Dubuque among the most active, with current totals and economic output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Chicago ‘Tribune
Mexico
Fitzsimmons
Coabuila
Protigny
Maher
Lagton
Corbett
Sinc Texas Jand
Arkansas
Ben
Niver
Fgsters
Fayette County
Lib County
Bremer County
Dubuque County
Delaware County
Appanoose
Blremont
Harrison
Wondburg
Homeseekers Exuargions by B, OR N Ry tickets sale
Marked as homeseekers exuargions via B and N Ry for January and February 1896 with trips on January 4 and 28 and February etc. Tickets priced at one bar plus $2.00 to points across Alabama Arkansas Indiana Territory Oklahoma Louisiana Kentucky Mississippi Missouri Texas and Tennessee. Purchases valid on any Tuesday or Friday within the final 80 day limit. For details contact Callan B C R N agents or J Mowrox GP DA Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Re
Alabama
Arkansas
Indian Turitory
Oklahoma
Touisiana
Kentucky
Mississippi
Missouri
Texas
Tennessee
Fran Dale
Marich
Noethera
Sile
Gall
Ghat de N
J. Monvox G. Pokery
Ry & N
N. Ry
Indiana
Louisiana
Callan B
Foe United
Adress J
Des Moines and Iowa News Highlights in Fragmented Dispatches
An unstable mix of commentary and notices from Des Moines and Iowa shows. Mentions delegates from the Fourth and Highth districts, bank condition data for eighty four banks, and local fire and water concerns near the Mississippi. Des Moines clergy, dairy conventions, and civic incidents weave through a collage of fragmented reports and quotes.
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Zeigler
West Union
GN. Maugon
Worth County
L. Banks’ Wilson
Creston
Drake
Des Muings
Tawa
Nbtaidy
Des Motives
Decenburyl
Det Wold
Avera
Judge Couch Died at Home in Witerlaay
The death of Judge Cart Couch of Witerlaay, a renowned district court judge and former ally of Ex Governor Bates, was announced after a three week illness. He was a respected lawyer who nearly defeated Col Henderson in 1890 and was known for broad political ties and a long public career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cart
Couch
Witerlaay
Ystire
Ely
Divige Couch
Bates
Yowinae
Congress
Col. Henderson
Prohibition Amendment Defeated in State House Vote
The proposed constitutional prohibition amendment failed in the state house by 41 voting for and 69 against. The defeat ends the bid to place prohibition into the constitution. The measure had previously passed the General Assembly years earlier, but this vote stops its passage to the people for a special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie General Assembly
General Assembly
Nextiong
Minty
Lorie
Thamards
Supreme Court
Dubrique Mervid
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OHN
Joan Fan
Elgin
Iowa
Citizens State
Bank
Eigin Town
L. B. Mattoon
Praesiden
Jonn Holverson
Vien Presidi
G. Becker
Eee Ba Cabhier
Dirvhcton
John Holverson
August Benson
AL. Rasmuson
B. Magtoon
B. Jacobin
Sari Greeneehy
SELOP
Lehman Bros
Rudoler LE
FUR Depot
C. Lahaven
Towa
GEO. Newswander
Gel Wein
N. E. Fairbrother
Oelwein, Iowa
Lehman's Hardware Store
the Post Office
George Heller
Petal Maher
Jack McAuliffe
Nies
Bgren
New Orleans
Mobile
Torgn Ry
Louia
Chicago
New St. Lowe
Union Depot
Calton Ber &N
T. Morass
GP &T
Cedar Rapids
Town
A. Morton
California
Rg & N. Ity
San Francisco
Los Angeles
BGR &N
J. Monroy
EPS
McGregor
Waulker
Wankan Democrat
Utter
Jedyr Rapids
Thomas
Jal
Kate Shutley
Muingona
Des Moines
Oehwein
Asvouiation
Cudue Rapids
Iver
Ebeuse
de Ollie
Wankow
Alyo
WO Finke
Wai Finke
Elgin Central Hotel
MG. Webb
Fivat-cinag
Goolivery
Crage Moser
Shiloh
W. T. Finke
J. Lehman
Lumber Yard
Yellow Pine Lumber
P. Lehman
Low A
B. Schort & CO
Steck
Amea
Elin
Scientific American Agency Form
Munn & CO
America
Ib Wreerey
Stgers
Gerry
Wilk
Sage Boule
Venta
Stehr’s
Beno
Hie
Abby
Main Street
John Abby “Higin Towte
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