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Meat supply fears prompt drastic measures in 1913
In Ram sas 105 cats show no felonies last year, Cato Sells urges cattle care for Indians to avert meat famine. Hazing at West Point condemned by Secretary Garrison. Albanian and Servilan prisoners killed in battle. Alice Turner drives with one hand. Tower court awards $350. Mrs Holt noted for California land holdings and life membership in Farmers National Congress. Des Moines Packers discuss meat supply reforms to prevent prohibitive prices.
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West Point
Marshall Holt
San Fratesco
California
Farmers National Congress
Plamo Tll
Mrrs. Holt
Packers Association
Des Moines
Advocates beef production and range cattle plans
A regional commentary urges beef production growth and two beefers per farmer yearly, warns against veal by killing calves, and critiques government schemes to boost meat supply. It questions IndIan stock subsidies, cavalry on public lands, and suggests a trial of practical, small scale enterprise. Also notes Baptist meeting, Mrs Pace visit, and local business ads.
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Lis
Cato
Courtir
Sells
Sid
Don
She
District Court Proceedings and Settlements Reported
Judge J D Rockerfeller visited the district court this morning to review the affairs and named cases. The suit of Chivend s and Sarah Fiteh versus Henry Tohnson was settled out of court while valuations in the Saar Dent case were amicably arranged. A dependent widow, Mrs Hev erm, was awarded a pension of one dollar weekly for each of her three children.
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District Court
J.D. Rockerfeller
Grand Jury Returns Eight Indictments This Week
The grand jury was in session from Tuesday to Saturday and returned eight indictments. Details of the cases are not being disclosed.
The Scenic Week Program Teasers and Features
This week at The Scenic, four evenings present strong film offerings. Monday through Saturday showcase a mix of comedies, war pictures, dramas, and mysteries with two reels or more. First showings start at 7:30 with 5 and 10 cent admissions.
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Forest Halsey
Thankhouses Film Co
Notice to Contractors for Gowens Mills School Building
Sealed bids will be received at the office in Oak Townshi for erection of a school building in Gowens Mills County. Bids close October 21, 1913 at 1:00 PM. Plans on file with County Superintendent. Certified check for five percent of bid amount must accompany each bid. Board may reject any or all bids. FD Logan, Sees, AT-At.
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Vinden T
Oak Townshi
Tasya
Gowens Mills
Tosa
Logan
Apple Picker Anderson Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
A man described as an apple picker named Anderson was arrested Saturday night for disorderly conduct in Chicago. He appeared Monday before a mayor and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Anderson
Chicago
Dauimikenness
Mingor Donelim
The Rex Theatre Deluxes Daily Change Of Program
The Rex Theatre Deluxes daily lineup features Western drama about grazing land clashes between homesteaders and cowmen. New cast members Carlyle Blackwell William H West Marin Sais and Jane Wolfe star. Also shows The Monument, a Biograph feature about a newsboy who burys his mother and seeks a monument.
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Thea Invaders
Salem
Carlyle Blackwell
Wm. H. West
Marin Saia
Jane Wolfe
Mexico
Kalem
Tabin
Jennie Nilson
Roh 'T Fisher
Arthur Matthews
Arizona Bill
Essany
Essanay
Robi Travers
Robin Boulder
Clara Smith
Ruth Stonehouse
Kallim
Courage of the Commonplace and Silent Valor Film Showing
Vitagraph presentation features a large sea tempest attack scene and a sinking vessel as unusual highlights. The uncomplaining sacrifice of a young fish girl tests true courage, with preachers who practice what they preach. Showings at 8, 9, and 10 cents.
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Am Qwugell Fish Gil
Osteopathy Explained Its Origin Education And Practice
Osteopathy is presented as a scientific system of treatment by manipulation with broad public support in the United States and abroad. Founded by Dr. A T Still circa 1874, the first school opened in Kirksville Missouri with formal teaching by 1892 and a four term program completed in 1894. Modern education requires three years of study covering anatomy physiology chemistry pathology osteology and related fields with extensive laboratories and clinical instruction.
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United States
Fortign
A T. Still
Kirksville
Mutkaia Medical
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Halation
Cyko Paper
Hohnson
Mills County National Bank
The
Glenwood Opinion
L. B. & R. E. Cunningham, Publishers
Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
Congress
Flix
Ramsas
Glasglow Montane
Alice Turner
Crawford County
Thomas Bennet
Tower Court
Supreme Soint
Meat Packers
Baptist Church
V.D. Pace
M. E. Church
M.H. McCluskey
Amt Horse Thief Association
Oak
Mary Rathke
Mary Fisher
Belle Plaine
Tondgirt
Algo
Xem
Glenwood Plumbing Co
R. Trisler
Mgr
Grand Jury
Charles E. Carey
Mills Co
Yours Truly
Chantes É Carey
Bell Telephone Directory
Iowa Telephone Company
Washburn
D. Zerger
Prop
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