Regulating Farmers In Iowa Calf Rearing Debate
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues against the Express claim that farmers cannot raise all calves to age three. It supports intensive farming, noting farms with 20 40 cows and hogs, and warns a law forcing calf rearing to three years would reduce cows and boost hog prices. It cautions against urban herd movements and land use shifts.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Express
Republican
Jones County
Money tightness presses through rates bonds and tariffs
Money remains tight with stiff interest rates and sluggish transfers. Bond prices for ten railway companies sit seven points below 1909 highs while municipalities struggle to sell bonds at fair values. Public utilities face greater hardship and tariff cuts could worsen conditions for sugar wool and manufactories.
Censure Over Income Through Public Speaking Sparks Debate
The text argues Mr. Bryan faces censure from his party for earning income via chautauqua speeches, labeling it beneath a high office. It also notes the president writes for magazines, arguing secrecy lacks adequate compensation for duties and that accepted office implied salary expectations.
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Bryan
Colfax Protests Friedman Tuberous Institute Location
Colfax residents oppose the Friedman tubercular institute planned there fearing an influx of consumptives into a town that prides itself as a health resort. The article notes the Friedman treatment is of no value and predicts the institute will fade away once hope is abandoned.
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Colfax
Iself
Postmasters to be removed for Democratic replacements
The resignations of postmasters are demanded to make room for Democrats. They may claim to stand on their rights but will be fired without trial or appeal. Office seekers are eager and will insist on obtaining these positions.
Mul hall calls Norris on free wood pulp inquiry
The narrator urges contacting Norris to reveal Washington efforts securing free wood pulp for print paper and to reach importers about expenses in the free trade push. The note laments the Manchester Press's absence and mentions Bryan's Commoner switching to monthly. It warns about journalism burdens amid river conditions and summer perils.
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Mulhall
Norris
Press Association
The
Chicago Tribune
Washington
Cummins Outlook in Iowa Senate Fight
The Charles City Intelligencer surveys Sam G. Blythe’s take on Iowa senior Senator Cummins amid a looming three way race with a Democrat and a Progressive. It notes Cummins’ popularity but warns of a tighter, lines drawn battle that could oust him unless Republican unity returns.
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Cummins
Charles City Intelligencer
Saturday Evening Post
Sam G. Blythe
Iowa
Blythe
Cumming
Cummings
Blue Book honors Iowa women with selective edits
The Keokuk editor will oversee a Blue Book listing notable Iowa women. Officials will choose names from women’s organizations. many worthy contributors will be omitted. The piece honors unsung women whose quiet labor underpins communities and national life.
The Colonel Will Hold Aloof
The Sioux City Journal notes that if Tammany is to be overthrown in the forthcoming municipal election the colonel may play no direct role in New York politics this year. Yet observers doubt his influence wanes and see possible gains for Hopi Indians and Argentine social advocates from his abstention.
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Sioux City Journal
Tammany
Greater
New York
Denial Not Sensational In Sioux City Journal
The paper dismisses Lamar’s claim that Union Pacific was robbed of 82.9 million dollars as without basis. The investigation finds no merit to the allegation, noting the outcome deserves only a quiet editorial remark rather than headlines.
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Sioux City Journal
Lamar
Union Pacific
Hard Work Versus Luxury in Farm Economy Debate
The Cedar Rapids Republication analyzes pricing: a farmer earns about 8.30 dollars for oats and around 50 cents for corn, with hogs at eight cents, while others spend thousands on cars to ride past farms, highlighting economic disparity between producers and luxury buyers.
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Cedar Rapids
Dyersville Boulevards and Local Deaths Highlight News
City orders electric street lights for a new boulevard system in Dyersville. Obituaries cover Charles Waggoner from Anamosa and Rev John F O Doherty of Clinton. Also noted are a Cass township horse loss, a Manchester rail spike incident, a Dubuque wife shooting, a Cedar Rapids drowning, and a bank history milestone in Iowa City.
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Charles Waggoner
Anamosa
Homer Hanna
Cass Township
Manchester
John F. O’doherty
Mercy Hospital
Clinton
F. W. Moffet
Macjuokeia
Milwaukee Railroad
DeWitt
Wilton
There Are Others. Wedding at the White House
The Omaha World-Herald notes Miss Jessie Wilson's wedding at the White House in the fall as part of ongoing presidential life and social events, suggesting more such occasions may unfold under this administration.
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Omaha World-Herald
Jessie Wilson
White House
Sincere. Topeka Capital quotes on behind back estimations
The Topeka Capital reports a proverb that what people say behind your back reflects their true opinion, suggesting observers judge character by hidden conversations.
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Topeka Capital
Local Notes and Shifts In Town Businesses And Legal Fight
Nick Gudenhauf suffers a severe bite on the right forearm from a dog he tried to catch. Dr. Hands leaves Hopkinton for Davenport and transfers to Dr. Bowie in Akron. Hog cholera spreads west of Dyersville despite serum attempts. Loomis & Son quit their meat market and buy a hide and rendering plant in Mitchell SD, to commence July 15. Ernest Nunkle sues the Stahr neighbors for $10,000 claiming assault. a long court battle looms with cattle-ownership disputes and charges of bodily harm amid the incident.
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8. G. Hands
Hopkinton
L. L. Bowie
Akron
Hands
Davenport
Wesr
Dyersville
Loomis & Son
Mitchell
Ernest Nunkle
Stahr Brothers
Martha Stahr
Dunkle
Dunkie
Tobin Leaves Collectors' Office After Six Splendid Years
The Vinton Eagle notes M. J. Tobin steps down as collector, praising six years of orderly administration at Dubuque, while Louis Murphy of the Telegraph Herald assumes the post. Tobin long defended traditional Republican values and tariff protection.
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Vinton Eagle
M. J. Tobin
the Eagle
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Taft
Tobinson
Hat Floats Away With $90 In Wind
A Milwaukee train passenger heading to Davenport lost a hat and $90 pinned inside it when a gust blew the hat from the rack during a bridge crossing between Savanna and Sabula. The hat fell into the river and sank, leaving the woman hatless and poorer.
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Bellevue Herald
Milwaukee
Davenport
Savanna
Sabula
Demurrers ruled in two North Carolina cases
Judge Treichler ruled on two demurrers. In Mackrin v Snyder the court overruled the land sale rent note dispute and held the plaintiff states a good cause of action. In Peet v Eaton and Martells the court sustained the mayor’s demurrer finding no recoverable action by a taxpayer against municipal officials.
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Snyder
Onslow Bank
Herrick & Rhinehart
J. Cash
Peet
G. L. Eaton
Martells
Cosson
Maton
Eaton
O. B. Paul
HE. A. Johnson
Lisbon
Katon
Judge Denies Restraining Order in Moore vs School District
Judge Pypeston of the supreme court refused to issue a restraining order in the case of WW. kh. Moore vs The School District of Anamosa. The destruction of part of the old school building was resumed Tuesday after earlier rulings by Judge Treichler denying a temporary injunction. Moor e and allies had sought to halt demolition pending appeal to the supreme court.
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Pypeston
Supreme Court
Kh. Moore
Anamosa
E. R. Moore
Treichler
Moore
Preston
Want To Be Let Alone: Atlantic Road Debate Protests
At a meeting of local officers in Atlantic last week the new road laws were denounced and the highway commission was berated in resolutions. Officials claim they know more about the situation and want to be let alone amid progress that some resist. Progress, they say, will not wait.
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Carroll Herald
Atlantic
Highway Commission
Chautauqua Tickets and Local Land Bargains
Chautauqua tickets available at the Express office with season price $1.50. J A Voorhees advertises wild and improved farms in South Dakota. Minnesota offer includes a 600 acre improved farm near St Paul with buildings, $70, 26 years. R M Cecil of White Bear, Minnesota lists. Also Forty pairs of new and second hand shoes at discounted prices. Sum Reade offers shop beside railroad for footwear.
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the Express
South Dake
J. A. Voorhees
Minnesota
St. Paul
R. M. Cecil
White Bear
For Sale 1918 Motor Cycles and Boats
Bargain prices on brand new machines and all makes with easy monthly payments. Also used motor cycles offered. Send stamp for reply to Lock Box 11, Trenton, Michigan.
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Trenton
Michigan
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