Iowa Agriculture and livestock trends in 1914 report
The account details 1914 livestock counts and values, noting swine rise to 8,720,000 head valued around 95 million dollars at 11 per head, milch cows 1,877,000 with value about 78.5 million, and cattle other than milch cows 2,683,000 valued at roughly 100.6 million. It compares yields and acreage with Illinois and Wisconsin, discusses corn and oats production, and touches on cremation trends and a Sw e a City letter urging rural small farms and tax relief for homestead owners.
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Dows Advocate Publisher Sues For Slander
Dows Advocate publisher Fave Us KF alleges A C Fuller of Dows called him a grafter and robber, seeking $5,000 on two counts. The case reflects ongoing editor vs subject tensions in Eminet county with persistent personal attacks noted by observers in Estherville Democrat.
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KF. D.fillmore
Dows Advocate
A. C. Fuller
Dows
Estherville
Unclear tax split cited in Burt Monitor clipping
A garbled Bureau note from the Burt Monitor references a dispute over county printing funds and a split among attorneys. The text hints at a contention over who receives a share from money paid for county printing, with derisive remarks about the size of the “fat pile.”
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