Court vindicates Gladstone memory against Wrights slander
A jury finds Wright liable for defaming Mr Gladstone, while his sons defend their father's memory. The piece also notes Florida’s economic shifts, Britain’s crackdown on radicals, a condemned Louisa County courthouse, and a wary view of highway progress and Civil War veterans.
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Maglaihd
Gladatone
Wright
Sala
Gladstone
Washington
Bar of Justice
Rock Island
Iowa Legislature Drives Big Highway Reform Bid
Lawmakers push a five section highway overhaul to transfer powers to the state highway commission, mandate grading and paving with limits on primaries funding, and require refunds of prior assessments. Banking and oleomargarine tax bills spark hearings while petitions flood the Capitol and the farm union pursues a bank guarantee law.
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J. W. Jarnagin
Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Boards of Supervisors
Iowa
Nebraska
General Assembly
House
Senate
Langé
Dubuque
State Banking Department
Lange
Lovrien
Humboldt
Benson
Clayton County
Department of Agriculture
Shinn
Harrison County
Agricultural Department
Jay
Bowman
Win J
Farmers Union
Knutsen
Hamilton
Berry
Monroe County
Rush to complete Cascade suspension bridge in Dubuque county
Crews under County Engineer Grover A. Blunt race to finish a suspension cable bridge over the Maquoketa river at Cascade replacing a temporary bridge washed out by an early ice jam. Four 75 foot girders await transport as steel and concrete abutments advance. weather may hinder moving heavy parts until roads freeze.
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Dubuque
Monticello
Cascade
Bellevue
Board of ‘Supervisors
Cascade Bridge
A. Olson Construction Company
Waterloo
Riverside Farm Sale and Local News Roundup
A Reinbeck farm sale sold 3000 bushels of corn at 20% and 50 cents per bushel. Owens relocate to Waukon after editing the Oxford Mirror. Hopkinton cagers defeat Edgewood 30 to 21. Clinton Presbyterian church plans a 286000 church, funded by 90000 from Mrs Mastman plus 10000 by her husband. Rotary sends Prof Chandler to Belgium for a Rotary conference. Measles and mumps disrupt Manchester schools with 30 to 40 daily absences. Cedar Rapids couple Mrs Reichart and Mr Reichart celebrate 65th anniversary. Irene McCann of Fayette recovers after sleeping sickness. John McManama found dead in Quaker Oats plant fire debris. Klein faces bootlegging charges after moonshine theft. Mrs Baldwin of Cascade dies at 74. survived by eight children.
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H. A. Owens
Oxford Mirror
Oxford Junction
Waukon
Hopkinton High School
Edgewood
Presbyterian Church of
Clinton
F.C. Mastman
Manchester
John Chingwah Reichart
Cedar Rapids
Tipton
Reichart
Irene McCann
Fayette
Towa
John McManama
Hfe
Quaker Oats
John Urbins
Otto P. Klein
Dubuque
Klein
Jean H. G. Baldwin
I. W. Baldwin
Cascade
Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Iowa
C. D. Baldwin
The
Cascade Pioneer
January Hog Shipments From Tyler and Downing
Tyler and Downing shipped 25 cars of hogs for January via the C M and St P to Sinclair Packing in Cedar Rapids. Eight cars were sent last week. The board of supervisors awarded two road grading contracts on Wyoming Onslow and Primary 117 horseshoe bend with a bid of 26 cents per yard by G H Lowe of Slayton Minnesota. Jackson county plans gravel from the Jonen line to Maquoketa this summer to prepare an outlet west over a surfaced road.
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Sie Fmea
Emnthet
Farmers Union
Boards of Supervisors
M. F. Springer
Decatur County
Farmer Union
County Board of Supervisors
Farmers’ Union
Farm Bureau
Tyler & Downing
Sinclair Packing Company
Cedar Rapids
Sadie Gardner
South Booth Street
H. J. Peterson
Milwaukee
Board of Supervisors
Wyoming
Onslow
Horseshoe Bend
G. H. Lowe
Slayton
Minnesota
Stephens & Lefferdink
West Point
Iowa
F. J L. Starry
Longerbone Bros
Des Moines
Foley Bros
Anamosa
Lamorveaux Bros
Omaha
Jackson County
Jonen
Maquoketa
Kiss and Life Span Loss Warned by San Francisco Doctors
The Philadelphia Public Ledger quotes San Francisco medical professionals who warn kissing accelerates heartbeats and shortens life. They say a kiss raises heart rate by about 20 beats and ten minutes to return to normal, costing roughly three minutes of life. The piece playfully questions applicability to various people and urges romance to endure.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
San Francisco
Twong the Churches at St Matthew s Ev Lutheran
Sunday school at 10 00 with 10 46 divine worship in English. On Monday February 14 at 7 45 p m a Luther League led entertainment and box social will be held in Luther Hall. No admission charged and lunch available for a nominal fee. invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Hall
Luther League
Sunday Services to Hear District Superintendent
Sunday School and morning worship followed by Epworth League in the morning. Sunday evening service will feature district superintendent Dr. L C Lemon delivering an earnest message well worth hearing.
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Epworth League
L. C. Lemon
Double Services at St John’s February 13
Rev Theodore Wolfram of the Missouri Synod Iowa district will conduct two services at St John’s on Sunday February 13 starting at 10 oclock. He will preach in German and English on the work and needs of the synod. All Trinity and St John’s members are urged to attend. The German sermon comes first followed by the English.
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Davenport
Wagner
Scott County
Forsling
Woodbury
Klemme
Winneshiek- Howard
Senate
Onties
Grundy
Martin
Jackson
St. John's
Theodore Wolfram
Iowa
Missouri Synod
Trinity
Greatness of Lincoln Lecture and Bake Sale Notice
Sunday school and morning worship at 10:00 a.m. feature a talk on The Greatness of Lincoln. A bake sale by the Ladies Aid is planned at Yousse's restaurant on Saturday February 19.
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Lincoln
Ladies’ Aid
Yousse’s
Sunday services and honors from Anamosa church and schools
The notice lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. sermon topics Abide With Me and Gaining the World, and Losing the Soul. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Also lists honors for students with averages 90 plus in high school Philomonte and names numerous seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. It includes a March term juror list for Anamosa and surrounding towns with many names.
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Florida
Worida
America
Ngland
Louisa County Court House
Wapello
State Senate
Indiana
Borah
Gurprige
Eneral
Fred White
White
Cole
Delaware County
Jimty Lown
Perded. Com
Ohio
Canada
Detroit
Mark Thornburg
State Entomologists’ Office
Abraham Lincoln
Neighborhood News
Reinbeck
Mount Vernon-Lisbon
Mayermatiany
Main Street
Justice Court
Dyersville
Anamosa Eureka News
Patronize Express
St. Matthew's Ev
H. L. Adix
Pastor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert E. Coe
St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
Richland Center Presbyterian Church
Henry Marks
Philomonte
Ruth Cropp
Paul Meyer
Camille Galngs
Robert Richters
Carl Hartman
Jayne Shover
George Meyer
Gladys Stickford
Esther Zimmerman
Claude Appleby
Henry Heyen
Dale Greenawald
Katherine Jacque
Anna Hanken
Beth Lightfoot
Avelda Hanssen
Ruth Matthiessen
Glayds Skelley
George Bohlken
Mildred Pulver
Alma Bnol
Lucia Schoon
Edward Eggers
Laura Sinclair
Viola Hogan
Olive Slauson
Laura Koop
Ruth van Buren
Mary Lovell
Pauline Widmer
Mary Hiben
Janet McNelli
Elaine Eflers
Curtis Moncrief
Donna Lewis
Billie Stickford
Petit Jury
Adams
Henry Monticello Allen
Charles
Anamosa Allen
William
Martelle Bell
P. D
Belknap
Maynard
Anamosa Bart
Anna
Brainard
George
Bramer
Bruce, Lee and Bud
Len
Monticello Carlsen
Henry Carsen
Christophersen
Tnewef
Darrow
Robert
DeMons
Howard
Eby
Hazel
Edwards
T. H
Griffin
Chas
Guyan
S. EB
Miller
Lottie
Milota
John
Monroe
Max
Myers
Mrs
B. E
Overly
C. C
Peet
Dorothy
Martelle Plarco
Cece Cascade
Anamosa Powelka
Frank
Powelka
Pruell
Harry
Atroke
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Ita
This Bank
Monticello State Bank
Guernsey
Jersey
Belfeve
Jerse
Ss A
Pennsiah
Annmarie
Diba
Allison Bros. Dairy
Standard Oil Company
Middle West
Service
Standard Oil Building
St. Michigan Avenue
Chicago
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