Iowa papers urged to boost made goods nationwide
The Iowa press debate questions whether state papers have boosted Iowa made goods in campaigns and wonders when and where such efforts occurred. Estherville critic accuses Rep Woods of unreliable truth, while Missouri dairy chief Bennett extols the cow's historic civic value and impact on American civilization.
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Greater Iowa
Iowa
Iowa City Republican
Estherville
Democrat
De‘clares
Frank’ P. Woods
B. G. Bennett
State Dairy Com ‘Missioner of
Missouri
Old World
Columbus
America
We Realize the Debt We Owe Her
A brief tribute notes gratitude and respect toward a woman recognized for her contributions and lasting impact. The item praises her deeds and reflects on the responsibilities she inspired in others.
Dows Editor Loses His Father in Lynn Haven
The editor of the Advocate reported his father D H Fillmore died last night after a telegram stated he had died. The family were shocked as a letter days earlier said he expected to live twenty more years and planned to attend the G A R Encampment in Washington next week. Funeral services will be held at Lynn Haven Monday before the body is brought home for interment.
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The
Advocate
Lynn
Haven
Dows
Elderly Emmet County Man Taken To Hospital
Thomas Maher, longtime High Lake township resident, was taken to Estherville hospital by his daughter Mrs Flynn of Rocky Valley. Though not seriously ill, he can no longer care for himself. Neighbors estimate he is over ninety years old.
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Thomas “Maher
Emmet County
High Lake Township
Estherville Hospital
Flynn
Rocky Valley
Pictures At Fort Madison Court Fight Over Four Frames
Iowa supreme court considered a long dispute over four pictures valued under ten cents each that hung at Henkle and Liberty schools in Lee county. Miss Martha Richardson taught at Henkle, then Liberty, while W L Henkle claimed ownership after receiving them with a Sunday paper. The case follows two damage suits including a $1,600 slander ruling against Richardson and a $5,000 claim in the ongoing appeal last week.
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Henkle
Fort Madison
Iowa Supreme Court
Martha Richardson
Richardson
Liberty School
Lee County
W. L. Henkle
Damages In Lee County Case Involving Henkle and Krehbiel
The case concerns damages claimed by Jacob G. Krehbiel after a search of his house led to a 1905 hearing. Miss Richardson married T. B. Snyder, the attorney who won a $1,600 slander verdict against Henkle. Henkle lost the damage suit and appealed to the supreme court but was late, paying the judgment. The latest trial sought $5,000 for Krehbiel.
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Jacob G. Krehbiel
Henkle
Miss Richardson
T. B. Snyder
District Court
Lee County
Tle
Supreme Court
Kriehbiel
Alleged wrongful home search versus Henkle cited
The text reports a reputation issue based on an alleged wrongful search of his home by Henkle and notes that fighting costs have run between $10,000 and $20,000.
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Henkle
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