Danish Creameries Agree to Pay by Butter Quality
Over a thousand Danish creameries will charge according to butter quality after August. The newspaper notes a clash between striking and non union workers at Slagelse, with bottles flying and police restoring order. It also mentions ancient rune stones in Veile and various European notes including Sweden Germany trade and Norway politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slagélse
Milly
Veile
Ane Marie Olsen
Jaffy
Christian IX
Louise
George
Greece
Orting
Radstad
Bruindier
Sondervind
Creslette
Imig
Iowa Forcing Foreign Firms to File and Pay Fees
Santa Fe and Western Union face enforcement under Iowa law to file articles and pay fees based on the portion of capital used in the state. The legislature amended the law, shifting fees to actual Iowa capital, and agencies may pursue the matter through the justice department. Also listed are newly filed articles of incorporation for several Iowa companies and notes on Eastern Iowa manufacturing growth, railroad depot condemnations, a tribute to L. W. Eaton, and a scale-accuracy probe at the Gibson mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hayward
Iowa
Department of Justice
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Towa
Gibson
Waveland Park
Ed Sweeney
Sweeney
Many Violate Pure Food Law In Des Moines Bulletin
In the state dairy and food department bulletin Commissioner Barney reports 388 persons and firms convicted for pure food and dairy law violations since January 1 1910 through May. He highlights new laws enforcing shop inspections and sanitary conditions and warns grocers to keep food covered to avoid dust and flies. The bulletin also covers 1911 tax assessments under new laws, showing a 25 percent drop in corporation stock value and gains in real estate. It notes Polk County land enough for world population at eight square feet per person and Iowa millers worry over transit privilege withdrawals. It also mentions Edwards Bradford Lumber renewing incorporation with a $1 million capitalization under Secretary Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nosrland
Brazil
Helsingborg and
Hessleholm
Sweden
Germany
Stockholm
Fredtiksskans Harbor
Gafle
Evnstbro
Orebro
Rikseransen
Gellivare
Ofoten
Parliament of
Persia
Skansen Zoological Gardens
Herr von Trolle
Frankfurter Zeitung
MSI
Anna Shaw
Kristiania
Whitsunday
Women’s National Suffrage Association
Government
Church Department
Secretary of Church Affairs
Alfred Eriksen
Vaalerengen
Rigsmaalsforening
Eriksen
Bugaboo
Norway
England
Paris Boursa
Konow
Storting
Dorph
Mgr
Calla
Des Moines
State Dairy and Food Department
Barney
Benton County
Legislatursa
Joe Wall
Auaiter
Benton
Polk
Polk Countty
Join Backman
Polk County
Backman
Palk County
Court bans Jersey husband from kissing without consent
A New Jersey man was ordered to pay $100 and not kiss his wife without her consent after a breach of peace claim. The Washington Herald notes the judge warned the husband to seek consent in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itrigen
New Jersey
Jersey
Benedict
Washington Herald
Doctor Praises Cuticura Remedies In Two Cures
A Boston physician reports two cases of skin disease cured by Cuticura Remedies. One patient suffered widespread dermatitis with severe itching until Cuticura Soap baths and Cuticura Ointment brought swift relief and eventual cure. His wife also improved and was completely cured after using the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Whitehead, M. D
Dartmouth St
Boston
Mass
Bridge Quaestor Questions Woman's Voting Skill
A conversation suggests doubts about a woman's voting ability. The reply asserts women can learn to score a bridge game and thus should be capable of marking a ballot. The exchange frames gender competence in both games and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sha
Stone in bladder removal described in patient testimony
A 1909 testimonial details relief after using Kilmer’s Swamp Root for a severe kidney attack described as a stone in the bladder. H W Spinks of Camp Hill recites his experience, noting after one and a half bottles he passed gravel with no pain, and urges others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
H.W. Spinks
Camp Hill
H. W. Spinks
Kiser
Dr. Kilmer &Co
Binghamton
Compliment on Depew Speech From Upstate Farmer
At a dinner in his honor Senator Depew received a humorous compliment about his after-dinner speaking. The farmer joked that while typhoid pneumonia and yellow fever could be survived, lockjaw would surely defeat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Upstate
Quoted Advertisements and Aphorisms in 19th Century Paper
A jumble of ad copy and quotes appears, including Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain and Garfield Tea claims. It also features moral maxims about reform and philosophy, with casual remarks on creating foolproof advice.
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Denmark
W. U. Telegraph
Santa Fe and
Western Union
Iowa Land and Gravel Company
Oskaloosa
Capital Stock
George H. Carson
Harry F. Carter
Viking Pump Company
Cedar Falls
Capital
W. A. Hearst
Jens Nielson
J. G. Wytte
W. N. Hostrop
William Laurence
Ottumwa Queensware Company
Ottumwa
GD. Potock
J. Wilbur Johnson
Flugstad Farmers’ Grain Company
Flugstad
Capita
Allen J. Rhoades
Hugh Navin
Charles L. Boynton
H. TE. Cooter
A. G. Jones
John G. Heffner
G. H. Huff
Farley Creamery Company
Farley
L. Strief
J. N. Cropp
Fr. H. Ensign
G. W. Cropp
E. W. Glew
J. Dutty
G. A. Wrightman
Iowa State Manufacturers' Association
Mr. Wrightman
Wrightman
Davenport
Waterloo
Marshalltown
State Railroad Commission
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Chariton and
Corydon
Rock Island
el Paso
Texas
Twin Cities
Kansas City
L. W. Eaton
State Board of Railway Commisssioners
Osage
Traffic World & Traffic Bulletin
Cedar Rapids
Ac 4
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Company
Sioux City
B. G. Bradford
Oe Ronsoz
Woodson
B. Lee
Garfield
James Braid
Allen
Galfers
Augusta
Pinehurst
Palm Beach
Allen &. Olmsted
le Roy
Daisy Ely Killer
Alrold
Louvisiana
Atkins Station
Shreveport
J. G. Tester
Titeerace
Fem
Rowik
Washington
California Fig Syrup CO
Tate Mamaets
Wature
California FK Syrup CO
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