Victory split as Mystic Tigers edge Humeston Reds in seven innings
Morning clash at Corydon Fourth of July drew a large crowd. Souders pitched a near shutout allowing two hits while Dale Ulm and McDonald stood out with strong defense and timely hits. Mystic took advantage of errors for all its runs, while Anderson and McDonald backed tight defense in a low scoring win for Mystic.
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Humeston
Weed Crusade Prompts Iowa Pure Food Committee Plan
The Iowa Department of Agriculture debates weed seed control in feed, urging legislature next winter for stronger laws and a statewide education campaign. Roadsides harbor weeds spreading into fields, while the state fair showcases purebred horses and cattle as evidence of growing agricultural quality and livestock demand.
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General Assembly
Iowa Buys Best Horses and Cattle
Iowa breeders show fierce rivalry to supply top quality stock to westward farmers. J Simpson, secretary of the Town state fair and exposition, notes a big breeder from another state praising Iowa fairs as the standard. The article highlights that Iowa farmers are educated buyers demanding the best in livestock.
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Town State Fair and Exposition
Iowa
Fourth of July Injuries Reported Across Cities
Frightful toll from Independence Day celebrations is cited as many people suffer injuries in Fourth of July accidents. Early dailies from major cities report bites, lacerations, and blindness, with the total number uncertain until all reports arrive from smaller locales.
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Two-Cent Fare Rate Changes Announced by Iowa Railways
Officials instruct agents on new one-cent fare policy effective after July for children five to twelve at half the adult rate with limited reductions. Through tickets and clergy rates face changes. mileage and water-line tickets revised. Reunion notes include Milo Guinn sale and 34th Iowa reunion set for Grand River September 3-5.
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Iowa Railways
Clergs
Sile
The Town Beautiful Reform by Village Women
Ten women form an association to beautify and maintain their village. They clear sidewalks, improve drainage, install waste barrels, paint an arch, set up a watering trough, cultivate flower gardens, and remove street fences to keep cows and hens off the streets. By June the village blooms like a rose.
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Mia
Special Term of Court Opens to Probe Bank Failure
A special term of court begins on the 15th with Judge Towner from Corning presiding. The focus will be cases arising from a seven year old Lineville bank failure. Grand jury reconvenes on the 16th. LeRoy Ware, cashier of Farmers and Drovers Bank of Seymour, may testify. The paper urges Ware to reveal alleged dark practices behind the failure.
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Seymour
Chicago
Ware
Corydon Times
Salary for Justices of the Peace Sparks Time Question
Beginning July 1 Justices of the Peace became salaried officers drawing pay through the county supervisors under a new law. The law sets salaries but does not regulate duties or office hours, and there may be no requirement to maintain an office. Previously fees served as compensation and hours varied with business. The shift removes competition for work and raises questions about time needed to earn the monthly stipend. Ex. Fall Festival Sept. 12-13-14.
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