Cement Industry Highlighted in Iowa Geologist Report
The annual report of the Iowa state geologist includes a preliminary Portland cement study by Edwin C. Heckel and H. F. Bain of the U S Geological Survey. It notes Iowa limestone and clay as suitable cement materials, cites eastern Iowa and Duboyne regions, and says capital may be attracted to cement investments.
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Iowa
Exal
Edwin C. Heckel
H. F. Bain
United States Geological Survey
Wilder
Bain
Duboyne
Clayton
Fayette
Winneshiek
Altzmakee
Johnson County
Hain
Professor Teeters at Des Moines convention reading paper
Prof Teeters of our city travels to Des Moines for the twenty sixth annual Iowa Pharmaceutical Association convention. It is expected about two thousand druggists from the state will attend sessions. Teeters will return home tomorrow evening.
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Teeters
Des Moines
Yeeters
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Examinations for Teacher Certificates Held in Old Capitol
Superintendent Langenberg reports 103 examinees on Tuesday taking papers for teacher's certificate in the Old Capitol building. This is the sole chance for first grade certificates for the year. The week is devoted to exams, followed by the annual institute in the next two weeks.
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Langenberg
County Schools
Capitol
Philadelphia Brief: Charles O'Neill Died July 5
Philadelphia reports the death of Charles O'Neill on July 5. He spent 1865 to 1872 as a farmer in Madison township of this county and was uncle to Chas. W. Murphy and Mrs. John W. Weich of this city.
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Philadelphia
Charles O'Neill
Madison Township
Chas. W. Murphy
John W. Weich
Ides Manufacturing Association Renamed Lyon Manufacturing Co
The Ides Manufacturing Association of this city amended its articles to become Lyon Manufacturing Company to avoid confusion with another state firm. It has 150000 capital stock, 1500 shares of 100 each. Lewis E. Lyon serves as president and Charles W. Harrison as secretary. Headquarters will be in this city with broad rights including real estate acquisition and the building and operation of streets and other railways.
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Ides] Manufacturing Association
Lyon Manufacturing Company
Tdeal Manufacturing Association
Lewis E. Lyon
Charles W. Harrison
Child Labor Laws Spotlighted In US Lecture
Prof Loos of the school of political and social science spoke at the university assembly this morning on child labor in the United States. He noted statutes protecting children from overwork and cited Massachusetts and Illinois as leaders in reform while most states have their own laws. He pointed out that one law restricts mine employment for under thirteen year olds.
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Loos
School of Political and Social Science
University Assembly
United States
Massachusetts
Illinois
Jaws
Price Vs Lowe Enamel Case Heads To Trial Ruling
Judge Byington yesterday delivered a ruling in the Puritan Mig. Co. suit seeking an injunction to stop Lowe & Co. from making enameling goods. The decision suggests Lowe was hired to develop an enamel finish and may use the knowledge gained, despite conflicting evidence on prior enameling. The judge notes ethical concerns about using knowledge gained during apprenticeship to compete.
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Lowe
Goze Fo
Superintendent Stevenson Plans Midwest Visit
Supt. Stevenson of the city schools travels to Minneapolis then will visit his brother in Bayfield Wisconsin before returning later this week.
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Supt. Stevenson
Minneapolis
Bayfield
Wis
Notice Invites Sealed Bids for Second Ward School Demolition
The Lews City Iowa city clerk's office will receive sealed bids by 7 p.m. Friday July 14 1905 for furnishing all timber and materials to tear down the Second Ward School building. Bids must include lumber cleared and piled by size. Dated Iowa City Iowa July 12 1905.
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Lews City
Iowa
Second Ward
Iowa City
Ben
D. Dove
Greater Crowds at BETTER Big Store Red Star Reduction Sale
A vivid retail notice promotes a RED STAR Reduction Sale at the BETTER Big Store with a feast of bargains across four departments including suits millinery carpets dress goods silks and wash goods. Shoppers are urged to consult the recently distributed bulletin for details.
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RED Star Reduction
Tax Receipts In Jane Small
County treasurer David Reese reports Jane township collected 4085.44 in taxes this year. June returns appear small compared with the annual levy of 325000, while other months show stronger returns to offset the lull.
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David Reese
Jane
City and the Street Fair Sees Revenue From Stands
The city earns income from the street fair this year and from the stands. About fifteen stands are listed with workers hired to manage ticketing at carnival attractions. Names include Alps Hull, Owen Slater, Graham Bradley, Windren, Sangster, Bret Calkins, Grover Watson, and Carl Hobby.
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Carnival Company
Alps
Hull
Owen Slater
Graham Bradley
Windren
Electric Theater
Sangster
Bret
Calkins
J “and
Moore
Condition Serious In Mrs Mooney's Illness At North Dakota Telegram
Edward We received a telegram from Bartlett North Dakota stating that all hops for the recovery of Mrs Mooney have gone. The lady is the daughter of Mr White and has hovered between life and death for two or three weeks. Mr White recently returned from her bedside.
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Edward
Bartlett
North Dakota
Pen Time Set For Local Thief At Lloyd Meat Market
Fred Brower must serve three years in the penitentiary at Fort Madison for stealing a hide from the Lloyd Meat Market in Oxford County. The sentence follows a district court and jury verdict, with the Supreme Court refusing to reverse the case.
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Fred Brower
Fort Madison
Oxford
Lloyd
Johnson County
Supreme Court
Broseer
District Court
Rummelhart Family Grocery Sale After Illness
Health problems force F C Rummelhart to retire from the business on South Dubuque Street and sell his interest. William Rummelhart will operate the store alone. Customers and friends extend best wishes for a speedy recovery.
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William Rummelhart
Rummelhart
South Dubuque Street
F. G. Rummelhart
F.C. Rummelhart
Recollections of the old Capitol and the New
In the July Annals of Iowa Peter A. Dey contributes a fine article on the two state capitols. Dey arrived in the early days and knew many men whose lives were tied to Iowa’s capitol history. His memories as a former state official are of public interest to readers.
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Annals of
Iowa
Peter A. Dey
Capitol
Dey
Hearing postponed in Iowa Avenue paving injunction case
Judge Byington postpones the final hearing until Monday September 4 to allow city attorneys to prepare expert testimony for John Saunders et al. Barber people are expected to start paving, but have not yet appeared, leaving doubts about operations beginning soon.
Knights of Pythias Meeting Davenport Iowa Dates
The Rock Island system sets one way fares from all Iowa points at 5 1/2 cents except when a fare and one third is lower. For details contact the nearest ticket agent.
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Rock Island
Iowa
Hanley buys Dave Simpson barn and lot at College and Capitol
Anthony Hanley purchases the Dave Simpson barn and lot 302150 feet at College and Capitol for $7,000. He will not occupy the barn immediately as it is currently leased and will allow its use as is for a period.
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Anthony Hanley
Dave Simpson
College and
Capitol
Hanley
Col Bishop Addresses Des Moines Camp Plans
Col Frank Bishop of Muscatine, commanding the Fifty fourth Iowa National Guard, says there will be no round robins protesting the management. He adds criticism by officers is unjust as funds for sidewalks and other needed items are unavailable.
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Col. Bishop
Des Moines
Fifty-fourth
National Guard i
Frank Bishop i
Muscatine
Fiftyfourth
Iowa National Guard
Gold badge awarded for best attendance at Alert Hose
At the last regular meeting of the Alert Hose Company Harry Klema received a gold badge in recognition of the best attendance and service record with the company during the past year. The medal is highly prized and its possession is praiseworthy.
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Alert Hose Company
Harry Klema
Gres
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