Jefferson County Short Course to Be Held at Fairfield
The Jefferson County Short Course program announced for December 7 to 12 in Fairfield includes grain and stock judging classes in Library Hall and exhibits across the Library, Stubbs building, and Monfort room. Speakers include Prof Holden, Rev Huget, Prof Storm, and Miss Knowles with a model kitchen and a Fireless Cooker among attractions. admission free for students, with small fees for others.
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Jeffer County
Fairfield
Howl
Gilbert
Stubbs
Nork
Methodist Church
Monfort
Holden
Iss Knowles
Storm of Mes
Library Hall
Storm
Mrygnes
Kalen
Wien
Maha To Deliye Hagenition
Iowa
Jefferson County
Chas. H. Gage
Unknown elderly soldier identified by description sought
An unnamed old soldier who died in Wichita Kansas in severe distress is to be identified. Lt Scott of Kansas City provides details: medium build, light suit, black hat, heavy gray moustache and hair, sharp brown eyes, thin gaunt face, appeared distressed. Oskaloosa authorities request help in matching the description.
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Kansas City
Oskaloosa
Wichita
Kas
Scott
Miss Minnie Booth Leads In Popularity Piano Contest
Miss Minnie Booth leads the weekly popularity piano contest with Miss Meta Laughlin close behind and Miss Lucelle Wisecarver slipping to third as rivals surge. The standings show frequent shifts with new entrants gaining ground and others dropping, listing many contestants and scores.
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Minnie Booth
Meta Laughlin
Lucelle Wisecarver
Cecil Hinshaw
CER
Laure Isiset
Saaly Ad
Vpte
Lacie Winecarver
Sopead
W. J Kennedy
Pang Cee Moe
Elsie Peterson
Caspis
Maggie McGuire
Petra
Edna Williamson
Clarence Bower
Florence Estrore
Iiso
Nese
Pune Murs Fee
FPR
AMOR
Sialeing
Ea Ie
Durtoe Aeusiron
Pernoes
Agi Elam
Lena Heckenberg
Carrie Williems
Praabibon
Blooma Free
Carrie Williams
Perse Eoe Ee
Teiha Coop
Usb
Ruth Monson
Fern Williams
Pearl
Pearl Coop
Tedia
Cece Cnn
Grace Voorhies
Clantina Hadley
Laura Lamme
Pattage
Florence Roth
Eees
Sylva Bray
Ola Johnson
Lela Jones
Stella Steigleiten
Gladys Shafer
Katie Berger
Creeees
Vernie Maring
Nettie Beck
Seers
Edna Samuelson
Mary L. Hickenbottom
Beulah Mendenhall
Ethel Wiley
Ethel Harden
Clara Johnson
Flo Harriss
Cereees
Lizzie Carter
Emily Carlson
Della Briggs
Billa Hadley
Natta
Lillian Litton
Nora Hostler
Lena Finney
Eva Cloke
Bertha Miller
Patti Sherman
Alma Kirkpatrick
Cecil Bower
Lula Harken
Ethel Byers
Elsie Sherman
Verita Smith
Ruth Ebert
Esther Swanson
Corda Simmons
Sareea Erik Ee
Neva Hadley
Seere
Hulda Peterson
Birdie Kamp
Maggie Clinkenbeard
Foot and Mouth Disease Threat Could Hit U S Cattle
A federal bulletin warns foot and mouth disease could become an epidemic in the United States, with cattle, hogs, sheep, goats and even humans affected. It details symptoms, transmission, international history in Europe, and potential heavy economic costs including milk loss and export bans.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
D. E. Salmon
Theobald Smith
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
United States
Europe
Germany
England
France
Italy
Australia
More Hitching Racks Contributed by Farmer Victories
A farmer laments lack of hitching racks in town causing delays while hunters and farmers trade places in petition battles over access. The letter argues farmers should support home merchants and urges neighbors to install hitch racks to ease tying teams on busy Saturdays.
Burlington to Try Automobiles for Mail Delivery
In Burlington Iowa a postal carrier starts a trial using an automobile on route No. 14 from West Avenue to Madison Avenue. The first test replaces horse power to see if time and mail volume improve, with streets described as hilly and roads largely fair.
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Burlington
C. F. LeBrock
LeBrock
West Avenue
Madison Avenue
City lights contract on ballot split four to four
Mayor votes to approve a 2000 candle power lighting contract at 45.50 per light with 90 to 125 lights, to run ten years after nine months after ratification. City grants use of poles with extensions at company expense and three experts determine service quality, budgeted for disputes.
City council halts on lighting contract amid tied vote
With a 4 4 council split and the mayor casting the deciding vote, a second reading for the lighting ordinance passed at a special session. The plan would let Fairfield Gas and Electric operate for ten years, taking over municipal lighting and ending city control. Debates centered on pole and wiring value and whether the city should gift or retain the assets. The pumping contract vote was expected to mirror the lighting one.
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Fairfield Gas & Electric Company
Barnes
W. C. Ball
L. C. Ball
Ross
Healy
Kerrick
Smith
Willis
SAYLOR DEFENDS SUGAR TARIFF AS WAGE MATHEMATICS
Charles F. Saylor sugar expert for the department of agriculture returns from Washington to testify on the tariff before Ways and Means subcommittees. He argues the tariff protects the sugar industry and allows paying higher U.S. wages by limiting foreign sugar imports.
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Charles F. Saylor
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Ways and Means
Germany
France
Moonshiners Rounded Up in Alabama Stronghold
In Anniston Alabama United States revenue officers captured Jim Floyd longtime head of the Floyd moonshining gang after a night clash in Turkey Haven mountains Five bullet wounds marked Floyds body as deputies Knox Scott and Ashley led the raid trapping him at mercy before the gang dispersed The captives named include Will Floyd Mack Perkins Ty Perkins Bob Allen Will Allen Joe Allen Lee Allen and John Smith with only one member escaping
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Anniston
Ala
Turkey Haven
Alabama
United States Revenue
Jim Floyd
Floyd
Internal Revenue
Knox Scott
Marshal Ashley
Jim Ford
Will Floyd
Mack Perkins
Ty Perkins
Bob Allen
Will Allen
Joe Allen
Lee Allen
John Smith
Two Parties Only In Next Iowa Primary 1910
Des Moines reports that only the Republican and Democratic parties will participate in Iowa's June 1910 primary. Prohibitionists and Socialists failed to reach the 2 percent threshold required to qualify, as seen from the November 3 general election results for governor and state officers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
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