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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1903
Page
6
The German government supplied Washington with regulations banning meat from warm-blooded animals except reindeer and wild boars, with strict rules on packaging, processing, and sanitary inspection. Certain meats require official certificates, and only meat free of tuberculosis or related risk may enter Germany.
Governor Cummins names Hon. Joe R. Lane as successor to George W. Cable on the university board. Lane brings lawyer and business experience, broad ideals, and a reputation for honesty and hard work. Cable retires due to health after a conscientious tenure.
Postmaster Overholt argues for two additional postmen to handle rising city demand. He notes good service but cites limits of current allowance and growing workload as post bags run overfilled.
Chicago Record-Herald reports Judge Adams refused to make permanent the Wabash injunction against the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Locomotive Firemen. The ruling vindicates union leadership as acting lawfully and representing railway employees. a general strike now appears unlikely and public patience may endure.
The note argues young men in cities should seek vacation work on farms and in gardens to gain better chances of future success. It highlights lower dress and living costs, plus board and lodging, as advantages of rural work over city labor.
A brief quip notes a sharp social contrast in Moscow with abundant wealth and poverty surpassing that of England, signaling economic disparity in the Russian capital.
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