Coal Stockpiles Grow as Strikes Loom in Iowa and Illinois
Railroads in Iowa and neighboring states amass about three months of coal in anticipation of strikes expected in April and May. Rock Island reports 100000 tons at Valley Junction and Des Moines sites. Great Western has 30600 tons at South Des Moines. Northwestern relies on Illinois coal amid a May 1 strike. Wabash stores 30000 tons in Iowa. Minneapolis & St. Louis holds 20000 tons at Fort Dodge and Des Moines. Burlington and others also stockpile coal across the region.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Rock Island
Valley Junction
Twentieth Street
Thirty-second Street
Great Western
South Des Moines
Oelwein
Northwestern
Illinois
Clinton
Boone
Missouri Valley
Des Moines Union
Wabash
Iowa Territory
Minneapolis
Mount Ayr Journal Sold to Bar Tow and Mills
The Mount Ayr Journal changes ownership from veteran printer J. S. Shepherd and Ben to publishers George S. Bartow and J. L. Mills. Shepherd, among Ringgold county’s oldest printers, began in 1844 and has dedicated a lifetime to the trade.
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Mount Ayr
J. S. Shepherd
Ben
George S. Bartow
J. L. Mills
Shepherd
Ringgold County
Rural teaching posts favored in True Blue Club debate
Cedar Falls debate shows rural school positions more desirable than city graded schools among 350 female students at Teachers College training as rural teachers. The True Blue Club discusses career priorities for future educators in the countryside.
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Cedar Falls
True Blue Club
Teachers’ College
Pioneer Merchant Dead in Snow Accident at Oskaloosa
Peter Schmitt a prominent Oskaloosa merchant tailor for nearly fifty years and longtime Mason died from internal injuries after slipping on a snow covered path at his home.
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Oskaloosa
Peter Schmitt
Iowa
Mason City Special Election on $65,000 Bond Issue
Mayor Stanton calls a March 26 special election to approve a $65,000 bond issue. About $50,000 would equip the municipal electric plant to compete with existing franchise holders, and $18,000 would buy a site for the city hall.
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Mason City
Stanton
Municipal Electric
Clinton County Farmers Institute to Meet in New Coliseum
The Clinton county farmers institute will be held next year in the $100,000 Coliseum under construction in Clinton, as officers concluded the closing session in Dewitt. The institute was declared the most successful in the county’s history.
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Clinton Gets Institute
Clinton
Clinton County
Farmers’institute
Dewitt
Large Profit on Land Traer Farm Sale
Joe Kladivo buys the A. A. Cone farm near Traer comprising nearly 160 acres at 175 dollars per acre. The property changed hands from a German owner near Dysart who paid 155 dollars per acre a few months ago.
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Traer
Joe Kladivo
A. A. Cone
Dysart
Elbert Hubbard to Speak in Des Moines on Business Efficiency
Des Moines Ad men's club hosts Elbert Hubbard next month delivering lecture on Business Efficiency on March 6 in Des Moines. Hubbard travels from Iowa to share ideas on improving business practice.
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Elbert Hubbard
Iowa
Des Moines
Admen’s Club
Switchman Killed as Car Leaves Track in Illinois
Waterloo James Blenis an Illinois Central switchman was fatally crushed against a building when the car he rode derailed during switching near the yard.
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Waterloo
James Blenis
Illinois Central
91 year old Massena resident dies at home
J A Hill a long time Massena resident died at his home after a short illness at the age of 91. The death closes a lengthy local life in this city.
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Massena
J. A. Hill
Elevator Receiver Is Named for Farmers' Elevator
Perry W. S. Arthurs, president of the Bouton Bank, has been named receiver for the Farmers' Elevator company at the request of stockholders and creditors.
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Perry—W. S. Arthurs
Bouton Bank
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Wife of Tama County News Editor Dies After Illness
Marshaltown reports the death of Mrs. Mabel Bowen Jackson wife of Albert Jackson editor of the Tama County News and former Tama county representative following a three weeks illness due to pneumonia.
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Marshaltown
Mabel Bowen Jackson
Albert Jackson
Tama County
Vaccine Sickness Strikes 12 Coeds at University
In Iowa City twelve Currier hall residents fall ill after smallpox inoculation given to 200 coeds. Report says they are scarcely able to walk following vaccination, prompting concern over the inoculation process.
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Iowa City
Currier Hall
University Women’s
Farm sale near Iowa Falls guards 365 acres
Tracy of Belle Plaine bought the Ball farm southeast of Iowa Falls near Eagle City. The 365 acre property was purchased at 150 dollars per acre, totaling a substantial sum for the land.
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Iowa Falls
Tracy
Belle Plaine
Eagle City
Iowa heirs to fortune claim $100000 estate
Mrs George Huffman of near Minburn and Ira Walls her brother plus a brother in Oklahoma are heirs to a $100000 estate of C O Walls who died in Pittsburgh after forty five years. Their search led from Dallas county to Illinois then Oklahoma and Pittsburgh. The heirs will receive more than $30000 each.
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Perry
George Huffman
Minburn
Ira Walls
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
C. O. Walls
Pennsylvania Cty
Water wealth on the Mississippi yields fish riches
McGregor fishermen Adolph Larson and Fred Worth turned water into cash by harvesting buffalo fish. A 1911 haul yielded 2,000 dollars from 55,000 pounds, a 1913 catch of 77,000 pounds brought 6,200 dollars, and a current ice haul promises about 50,000 pounds more. Total potential value tops 13,000 dollars from three hauls totaling 190,000 pounds.
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McGregor
Adolph Larson
Fred Worth
Slain Aurora woman found in cemetery. former suitor held
Miss Theresa Hollander twenty of Aurora was slain near her home and found across a grave in St Nicholas Cemetery. Police arrested Anthony Petras a former suitor after the mother alleged a love entanglement. The murder weapon a heavy timber used to lower coffins.
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Chicago
Theresa Hollander
Aurora
St. Nicholas’ Cemetery
Anthony Petras
Mathew Hollander
Petras
Miss Hollander
Aurora Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Ohio
Lodge
U S Cavalry Seizes Mexican Outlaw Castillo Near Border
Maxi mo Castillo and six followers were captured by the Ninth United States cavalry near the Mexican border and taken to Hachita New Mexico. They will likely be sent to Camp Fort Bliss El Paso for disposition by Washington with possible transfer to General Villa for the Cumbre tunnel case. Diaz flees Cuba fearing Huerta agents.
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el Paso
Tex
Ninth United States Cavalry
Maximo Castillo
Hugh L. Scott
Second Cavalry
Captain White
United States
Hachita
N. M
Castillo
Ninth Cavalry
Scott
Camp Fort Bliss
Washington
General Villa
Cumbre Tunnel
Dog Springs
General Scott
White
Castilo
Havana
Felix Diaz
Church Dances Plan Stirs Buck Grove Protest
Charley Clinton buys an abandoned Methodist church in Buck Grove and plans a public dance hall. Methodists object citing waning church support as the project becomes known.
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Buck Grove
Charley Clinton
Iowa Postmaster Nominations Sent to Senate
The president has sent to the senate postmaster nominations for Iowa. Named are Arthur QO Reinhart Van Horn Henry Rose crans Oskaloosa Jacob H Bane Sib ley E R Douglas Dysart J W Cannon Elma FP Shipman Holstein John R Mattes Odebolt Wm A Keithley Springville Chas E Lynch Yaucama.
Centerville Gyp Sum Co Plans $40000 Funding Drive
The Centerville Gyp sum company intends to dispatch solicitors to raise forty thousand dollars to fund a mill project and supply working capital. A shaft reaches a thirteen foot deposit at about five hundred feet depth.
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Centerville
Centerville Gypsum Company
Keokuk Post Clerk Garrett Van Werden Records 43 Years
Garrett C. Van Werden completes 43 years as a Keokuk post office clerk. He recalls Keokuk’s early days before carriers existed and residents used the general delivery window.
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Keokuk
Garrett C. van Werden
Hog Thieves Caught in Keokuk
Charles Frakes and Clarence Thrasher were arrested by Keokuk police on indictment charges of stealing hogs. Frakes is reported to have married a Centerville woman on January 8.
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Keokuk
Charles Fraks
Clarence Thrasher
Frakes
Centerville
Allamakee Farm Sold in Major County Deal
John Hart of the O. T. Conway farm sold 466 acres to John Logsdon of Decorah for 40000 dollars in Allamakee county. The sale stands as one of the county’s largest farm transactions in recent times.
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Allamakee
Waukon
Allamakee County
John Hart
O. T. Conway
John Logsdon
Decorah
Chickasaw County Farmers Institute Set for Fredericksburg
The Chickasaw County Farmers institute will meet in Fredericksburg from February 24 to 27 with a strong program in agriculture and domestic science.
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New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Award Paving Contract by Waukon City Council
The city council awarded the paving contract to Western Construction of Iowa City for 49,849.50 dollars.
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Waukon
Western Construction Company of
Iowa City
Fast Train Kills Deer Near Avoca
A Rock Island passenger train fatally struck a deer just east of Avoca. Two tramps reportedly secured the carcass and began skinning it for a feast before Game Warden Delahoyd intercepted them and confiscated the venison.
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Avoca
Rock Island
Delahoyd
New Phone Headquarters in Keosauqua
The Union Telephone company of Van Buren and nearby counties moved its headquarters from Birmingham to Keosauqua, consolidating operations in the new location.
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Keosauqua
Union Telephone Company of
van Buren
Birmingham
Mott to Visit Postville for Washington's Birthday Address
John R. Mott head of the World Student Christian movement will address Postville residents in his old hometown on Washington's birthday evening.
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Mott
Postville
John R. Mott
World Student Christian Movement
Washington
Land Deals Signal Price Rise in Estherville
Real estate activity in Estherville shows an upward price trend last week with three deals. Charles Rogers bought the John Griffith stock farm two miles north of town for 200 dollars per acre.
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Estherville
Charles Rogers
John Griffith
Suffrage Leaders Suffer Injuries In Northeast Travel
Dr Anna Howard Shaw president of the American Woman's Suffrage association was badly hurt in Jersey City after slipping from a Pullman car and fracturing her right leg. She is hospitalized as Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt assists.
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New York
Anna Howard Shaw
American Woman's Suffrage Association
Lehigh Valley
Jersey Central
Jersey City
Doctor Shaw
McAlpin
Carrie Chapman Catt
BEC
Howard Charles Spitzka
Cape Town
Union of South Africa
House of Assembly
Divorce to Mackays Amicable Separation Reached
New York reports Clarence Mackay secured a French divorce decree in Paris with right to remarry. Mrs. Mackay sailed before Christmas, Mr. Mackay followed January 8. The split stems from a prior alienation suit by Dr. Joseph A. Blake’s wife, ending with Blake’s divorce and a $10,000 yearly alimony for Mrs. Blake. Mrs. Mackay, formerly Katherine Duer, joined the suffrage movement years ago.
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New York
Clarence Mackay
Paris
John .B. Stanchfield
Mackay
Coubert Freres
Mackays
Joseph A. Blake
Blake
Katherine Duer
Books of Kennedy Right
Albany New York February 18 accountants from the comptroller s office reported after examining the books of State Treasurer John J Kennedy that they were in perfect condition Kennedy committed death by own action Sunday his successor will be chosen by the legislature in joint session Attorney General Carmody ruled that a majority vote of all elected legislators would be necessary Republicans would need help from the Progressives or face a deadlock if Democrats unite Kennedy s funeral will be held Wednesday morning.
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Albany
N. Y
Comptroller’s Office
John J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Carmody
Toronto Express Wrecked Near Mountain. One Dead
The Toronto express bound for Toronto on the Canadian Pacific railway derailed about a mile and a quarter east of Mountain. The engineer was killed and no passengers were seriously hurt.
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Toronto Express
Montrel
Toronto
Canadian Pacific
Mountain
Investigation Sheds Light On Rock Island Financial History
Washington Feb 19 Congress asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to probe the Rock Island railroad system's financial history through a resolution by Representative Green of Town. The request aims to examine past financing, revenues, and expenditures affecting the railroad's operations.
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Rock Island Road
Washington
Rock Island
Interstate Commerce Commission
Green
Neville, Former NY Cotton Exchange Chief, Dies at 51
George W. Neville, who led the New York Cotton Exchange from 1911 to 1913, died in Elizabeth New Jersey after an appendicitis operation. He was fifty one years old.
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G. M. Neville
Elizabeth
N. J
George W. Neville
New York Cotton Exchange
Steamer St Louis Arrives After Severe Atlantic Storm
The American liner St Louis reached New York three days late from Southampton after a savage storm. Several passengers were badly injured during the voyage and the ship is docking at the harbor for medical attention and safety checks.
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New York
St. Louis
Southampton
Alleged Forger Fires at Banker in Buffalo
Robert W. Haines offered a $16 check at the Filedity Trust Company teller and, after refusal of payment on a forged instrument, fired one shot. No injuries reported as the weapon discharged in the bank lobby.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Robert W. Haines
Filedity Trust Company
Sluggera Shoot Two Men in Chicago
Rubin Favish owner of the Cosmopolitan Chandelier company was shot and likely fatally wounded while protecting Isadore Brewerman an employee from three assailants in Chicago. The incident occurred February 19.
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Chicago
Rubin Favish
Cosmopolitan
Isadore
Former Speaker Cannon Joins Saginaw YMCA
Former Speaker Joseph G Cannon becomes a YMCA member in Saginaw Michigan with Rep Joseph W Fordney assisting the enrollment on February 19.
Yeggmen Blow Safe In Milledgeville Burglary
In Milledgeville Georgia on February 18 yeggmen blew the safe in the office of C H Bonner. Bonner would not name the amount missing but reports say the loss is around 25000 dollars and could reach 50000.
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Milledgeville
C. H. Bonner
Bonner
Sharkey Sentenced for Disreputable Resort In New York
Tom Sharkey, once a famed heavyweight, is jailed 30 days and fined $500 for maintaining a disreputable resort. The manager received the same sentence.
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Tom Sharkey
New York
Banks Take Avery Firm in 1913 Profits Scandal
Chicago, Feb. 19. The Avery company of Peoria, farm implement maker, faced bank control after auditors revealed 1913 net profits of 800,000 estimated, later real profits 138,166. Banks extended debt to Dec 31, 1914, with three officers guaranteeing new six percent notes.
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Chicago
Avery Company
Peoria
Bankers’ Committee
Avery
Looted Bank Funds Recovered in Ottawa Post Office
Fifty thousand dollars belonging to the Union Bank of Canada and the Union St Joseph society, stolen from the Ottawa post office on January 8, were found in a bag hidden in a lavatory.
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Ottawa
Ont
Union Bank of Canada
Union St. Joseph Society
Dyling Convict Is Pardoned in Illinois
Bloomington Illinois February 19 John Burton of Somerset Kentucky who shot and killed his employer George Gottschalk and was sentenced to Joliet was pardoned and brought to Bloomington in a dying condition He has tuberculosis.
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Dyling
Bloomington
Ill
John Burton
Somerset
George Gottschalk
Joilet
Tug Potomac Abandoned In Gulf of St Lawrence
The U S navy tug Potomac was abandoned by its 36 crew members after becoming trapped by ice floes in the Gulf of St Lawrence. News from Bonne Bay confirms the action taken by the ship’s company at St John s Newfoundland.
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Potomac
St. Johns
N. F
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Bonne Bay
Fire Destroys Homes in McKees Rocks. 25 000 Loss
A blaze on Olivia Street McKees Rocks Pittsburgh drives families to the snow and causes 25000 dollars in property damage. Fire wiped through a row of frame dwellings and stores early February 18.
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Pittsburgh
Olivia Street
McKees Rocks
Gore Acquitted in $50,000 Damage Suit
Oklahoma City February 20 Thomas Pryor Gore United States senator from Oklahoma won a $50 000 damage suit brought by Mrs Minnie Bond The jury found him not guilty in less than five minutes Pandemonium erupted as the verdict was read with Gore embraced by his wife and spectators cheering for twenty minutes The foreman said the verdict reflected a strong cross section of Republicans and Democrats and noted the case was weak It is unlikely Mrs Bond will appeal due to court costs assessed against her
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Thomas
Pryor Gore
United States
Oklahoma
Minnie &. Bond
Clark
Judge Clark
Senator Gore
Four Die When Streetcar Is Crushed In Indianapolis
Four persons are killed and twenty five injured in an Indianapolis crash when an outbound English avenue streetcar on a steep grade is crushed between two heavy traction cars at Virginia avenue and South street. Slippery rails blamed for the collision as passengers on the rear platform are struck.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Virginia Avenue
South Street
Columbus & Southern
Indianapolis & Cincinnati
Four Men Rescued. Four Remain Aboard Stranded Bark
In Provincetown Massachusetts a hurricane drove the bark CasTagna from Savona bound for Weymouth ashore on Cape Cod. Eight men were saved by breeches buoy while four remain frozen in the rigging. The vessel lies between Cahoon's Hollow and Palmer's River as high tide and heavy seas hinder rescue. Captain Guiseppi reportedly was washed overboard and drowned.
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Provincetown
Mass
Castagna
Savona
Italy
Weymouth
Cahoon's Hollow
Palmer's River
Cape Cod
Guiseppi
Kindel Seeks Senate Seat in Colorado Primaries
Representative George J. Kindel of Denver declared his bid to succeed Senator Thomas. He plans to campaign in Colorado primaries next summer focusing on transportation rates and commercial equality for Denver and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindel
Washington
George J. Kindel
Denver
Thomas
Colorado
Train collision robs passengers on Missouri run
Springfield police received word that money and diamonds were stolen from passengers on the St. Louis and San Francisco train bound for Kansas City after it was struck by a St. Louis train near Springfield. The incident occurred February 20 as the two trains collided, and the theft was reported to authorities.
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Springfield
St. Louis
San Francisco
Kansas City
Bank Failure Triggers Suicide In Memphis
Howard Norton aged fifty killed himself in a gas filled bathroom after losing all his savings in the Mercantile bank collapse in Memphis Tennessee on February 20.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mercantile Bank
Howard Norton
Miss Wilson Denies Engagement Report
Washington February 20 Miss Margaret Wilson authorized Secretary Tumulty to deny the published report that she is engaged to marry Boyd Fisher of New York formerly of Kansas City
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Miss Wilson
Washington
Margaret Wilson
Boyd Fisher
New York
Kansas City
Liner Celtic Collides With Madonna Damaging Both Ships
In Naples on February 20 the White Star liner Celtic struck the Fabre Mner Madonna, causing severe damage to both vessels. The Madonna, carrying 1,400 immigrants, could not depart for New York.
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Naples
Italy
White Star
Celtic
Fabre
Iowa Hardware Dealers Eye Liability Insurance Plan
At the Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers association meeting in Des Moines the Iowa Hardware Mutual Insurance board was ordered to explore forming a liability insurance company for members under the new employers liability law. Warren Garst outlined the law's requirement that employers insure liability and urged mutual associations as the approach. The move aims to have a company ready by July 1 and could influence related dealer groups to follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association
Colseum
Iowa Hardware Mutual Insurance Association
The
Insurance, Association
State Insurance Department
Warren Garst
Best Iowa Buttermakers Shine At Fort Dodge Contest
The Iowa Buttermakers Association held a convention in Fort Dodge with top results in milk and gathered cream classes. J. J. Brunner of Strawberry Point led whole milk scoring 96.34 with 1389 entries. H. J. Nelson of Joyce won gathered cream and T. E. Sadler of Oelwein took first in the education contest to raise state butter standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Iowa Buttermakers’ Association
J. J. Brunner
Strawberry Point
Carl Hoveland
Lake Mills
H. J. Nelson
Joyce
Herbert Soballe
Coulter
Brunner
T. E. Sadler
Oelwein
F. D. Warner
Northwood
H. Soballe
Comber
Dealers to Meet in Des Moines Spring Convention
Officials of the Iowa Wholesale Egg Butter and Poultry Dealers association prepare for the annual convention in Des Moines on March 5. The body includes nearly all state dealers with members from Missouri Nebraska and Minnesota and large east coast commission houses. Attendance is expected to exceed 500. announcements urge members to visit the capitol grounds improvements.
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Des Moines
Iowa Wholesale Egg, Butter and Poultry Dealers’ Association
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
Capitol
Creamery Project Guided In Mount Ayr Plans
Mount Ayr co operative creamery reports all stock sold and mill guaranteed. A large building will be erected within the city limits and fully equipped for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Ayr
Druggist Hart Found Dead At Center Junction
H M Hart a local druggist was found dead in his bed at Center Junction. Authorities believe an opiate overdose caused his death and a note suggests he acted with premeditation due to a broken heart. Authorities are investigating and awaiting autopsy results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
H. M. Hart
Attack on School Law Tests District Expansion
Mason City Iowa residents near Swaledale challenge a proposed enlarging of the already consolidated school district. The district court will hear the case as the law governing enlargement and consolidation is tested in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Lowa
Swaledale
Farmers Will Have Power Glidden Meeting Decision
At a farmers meeting in Glidden a power line project was approved to run from the nearby plant and supply electricity to residents living over six miles from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Three Youths Detained After Train Stop In Rock Island
Local police stopped a Rock Island train and removed three young men found carrying a revolver, cartridges, a sling shot, knuckles, files, soap and other tools of a professional crook. The incident underscores a budding crime plot among the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Rock Island
Pythian Fair Dates Set for Mason City Lodge
Mason City announces a ten day Knights of Pythias fair from March 10 to 20 with impressive ceremonies and two grand balls planned to mark the celebration.
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Mason City
Knights of Pythias Lodge
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