Novel liquor permit case tests pharmacy sales rules
In Waterloo district court Judge Co EF Ransier heard a rare case on liquor permits. The temperance drive led several Waterloo druggists to surrender or revoke licenses after alleged illegal sales. H H Henderson challenged guilt, arguing only the individual pharmacist is responsible. the court refused to grant a permit to him while affirming others' liability.
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Waterloo
Co. EF. Ransier
Cr. J. Miller
Waterloo Point
Tary
Tate
Penguilt
H. H
Henderson
H. H. Henderson
Henderson Drug Co
Self
Beassane Artiste Percheron Stallion Stud Prospect
Beassane Artiste a 2000 pound Percheron stallion leads a stud of 15 good horses with notable action and style. In 1906 Artiste won first prize for two stallions at the Chicago International Exposition. Pedigree traces to Oscar Brutus Abd El Kader and French Monarch among others with multiple generations listed.
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Germanicus
Valentine
Jean le Blanc
Sire
Oscar
Brutus
Abd el Kader
Passe Partout
Iderim
Vieux Chassin
Coco
April Snow Storm Buoys Iowa Fruit Prospects
Nurserymen in Des Moines and across Iowa report last night’s snow did more good than harm. Early cherries and plums may have suffered, but grapes apples and peach trees show little damage. Weather records note late April snow is rare since 1903 with continued drought signals and lower rainfall this month.
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Des Moines
Iowa
M. J. Wrage
Sage
Percheron Stallions Paul and Skirbeck Squire Featured in Iowa Breeding Sale
An 1903 imported Percheron named Paul 40400 heads Keiser Bros Keota Iowa stock with noted breeding, sweepstakes wins, and ample colts to prove quality. Also highlighted is SQUIRE foaled 1900 bred by C Hildred Skirbeck Bog Keiser Brothers, with weights around 2150 lbs and sweepstakes success. Both stallions are praised for bone, style, and action, with breeders urged to contact Dr Clark for further details.
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Paul
Keiser Bros
Keota
Iowa
Jefferson County
Skirbeck
Squire
C. Hildred
Bog Keiser Brothers
Jim McDowell
Abingdon I
Eng Ane
Romulous
Brilliant
France
Kt Bros
Mulous
Clark
Dr. Clark
Sully Jim
Rushes to Her Dying Lover in Portland
Anna Gruetzmacher of Dubuque aged twenty rushed to Portland by telegram claiming her sailor sweetheart John Wandall is dying. Wandall, a Dubuque youth in the navy for three years, was on furlough for holidays when the couple married on his deathbed.
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Dubuque
Anna Gruetzmacher
Portland
John Wandall
Wandall
Navy
Aged Woman Endures Agony After Fall in Desert House
Kate Hagan, an elderly Columbus Junction resident, lay injured for nearly a day after slipping in a vacant Letts farm house while repairs were being made. Unable to move, she suffered extreme cold exposure and pain until a neighbor found and aided her, with concern over possible lasting injury to her hip.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus
Irs
Kate Hagan
City Bath
Young Bravo Season Prospect at Libertyville Farm
The horse Young Bravo by Bravo with trial 2 15 and 2 20 percent on sired progeny is set to begin the 1907 season at my Libertyville farm four miles northwest, with a $15 insure living colt. The lineage includes Billie 3 Cricket L Alice Ensign Pleasant Starlight and To Order among others, showing strong inbreeding and notable sires such as Onslaught Bulletin Vantage and Bertrand Blackhawk.
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Wilkes
Bravo
Billie
Onslaught
Bulletin
Cricket L
Vantage
Alice Ensign
Pleasant Starlight
Bertrand Blackhawk
To Order
Young Bravo
Libertyville
Registered Belgian Stallion Admiral Dewey S 1068 for Breeding
A sale notice promoting Admiral Dewey S 1068 a dapple bay Belgian stallion aged five near Glasgow Iowa farm. Breeding values highlighted by sire Admiral Dewey 879 Hercule line with detailed pedigrees. Terms set at 10 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck with forfeiture and liability disclaimers.
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Admiral Dewey
No Cherry Crop After Frost Breaks Iowa Orchard
Secretary Greene of the Agricultural Department reports severe frost damage to the Des Moines cherry crop with pistils dead, while plums and pears show lesser injuries. He expects blossoms without fruit and will survey other state orchards to gauge overall prospects for a crop.
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Greene
Agricultural Department
Iowa
Des Moines
Des Hard
Moines
Harrow Accident Leaves SevenYearOld Boy Severely Injured
In Dubuque Iowa a seven year old boy named Hines was crushed under a harrow attached to a runaway team on Ostler farm three miles below East Dubuque. He sustained multiple gaping wounds to head and breast and is expected to die. A hired man rescued him and he was taken to a physician in East Dubuque.
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Dubuque
Ostler
East Dubuque
Hines
Dubuque Congregational Agencies Endorse Union Plan
The Dubuque Association of Congregational Churches met at Shell Rock on April 24 1907 with strong attendance. A unanimous resolution endorses the tri church council union act and asks delegates to Cleveland to work toward a union in line with the Chicago council action.
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Dubuque Association of Tional
Shell Rock
Dubuque Association of Congregational Churches
Tri-Church Council
National Council
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago Council
Dangerous Class Scraps Plan Upper Class Supervision
Iowa City April 27. To curb dangerous class scrapping at Iowa University, upper classes with faculty support draft rules for next fall contests between freshies and sophs. A nine member commission led by Remley and Jones recommends a pushball contest a sophomore freshmen football and a fall track meet with class victory tests. A future junior senior board of six will oversee and regulate the contests.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
G. Remley
Anamosa
Robert Jones
Cavalry Practice March From Fort Des Moines
Four troops of cavalry from Fort Des Moines begin a three day 120 mile practice march. They mount the men with all available horses and take three days of rations and camping gear. Riders sleep outdoors each night.
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Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Trustees Meet at Ames Iowa State College
Ames Iowa April 27 The board of trustees met at the college and discharged business from last week The resignation of Fred Rasmussen from the dairy department was accepted to take effect July 1 Plans for a new engineering laboratory and remodeling of engineering hall were approved The agricultural college wing was discussed next week Governor Cummins attended Established Experiment Station Mt Pleasant Ia April 29 The Henry county board of supervisors established an experiment station at the county farm near the city They appropriated funds and arranged for an Ames expert to start seed corn breeding work as the initial focus Two best horse listings appear with pedigree details from Kilted Lad lineage and related sires in an unrelated ad segment
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Ames
Iowa State College
Fred Rasmussen
Dairy
Agricultural College
Cummins
Experiment Station
Mt. Pleasant
Henry County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Elme
Sully Jim 44488 and Prince Goodwin stallions featured
A cattleman advertises Sully Jim 44488 a Percheron stallion with pedigree to Boule D'Or and Jean Le Blanc and notes 1907 breeding at his Packwood area farm two miles east of Abingdon. Also promotes Prince Goodwin 8931 a 53 hand bay stallion bred by McLay Bros with prize lineage and $12.50 service fee. Includes insurance terms and location near Fairfield. Also reports a local suicide after dental extraction and a separate horseman death discovery.
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Sully
Jim
Boule D
Nita
Mokrani
Vidocq
Utopia
Jean le Blanc
Grisette
Sandy
Nugent
My Farm
Packwood
Abingdon
Prince Goodwin
T. M. Rider
Fairfield
McLay Bros
Janesville
Wisconsin
Handsome Prince
Cedric
Prince of Wales
Handsome
Druid
Starlight
Pride of Glasgow
Berlin Congress
Lord Lyon
Granddam
Topsman
John H. Copeland
Ottumwa Sets Height and Age Limits for Police
Ottumwa police and fire commissioners announce new recruitment rules requiring applicants to be at least five feet nine inches tall and no older than 45. The order ends the era of shorter or older applicants joining the force in Ottumwa Iowa.
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Ottumwa
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Ottumwa, Ia
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