Iowa dairy scare and tuberculosis threat spurs farmer action
The State Dairy Commissioner moves to curb false New York butter quotations and urges farmers to rid herds of tuberculosis. Wisconsin findings show high infection rates, signaling heavy future losses, while railroads and grain markets face downturns and rain delays. The piece also notes McKinley widow’s death and upcoming student comings and a sensational Walter Wellman flying pole voyage feature.
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Notable Events From Olin Iowa Area News
Obituary for Mrs J I Southwick of Olin. Prof Eastman resigns to join Amherst College. Greek play at State University and excursion trains to Iowa City not announced. Henry Bergfield injured by dog. Elmer Pratt shoots neighbor in Scott County. Prairieburg graduation for Jessie Doran Emma Ammeter and Alice Whitney. John Zamisteel cremated in Chicago with ashes returned to Oxford Junction. Prairieburg aged couple Sarah Windt and Thomas Stimpson wed. William L Cross found dead near Jesup. Grinnell wins Iowa intercollegiate field meet. Drake Ames Iowa State and others listed. Clairvoyant incident drives James Chambers to asylum. Emma Parker former Des Moines school principal dies. Pearl button makers fined. parents fined for underage work. James Collins arrested in Manchester for flirting with factory girls. Decorah fire damages two businesses and stocks. Rosette Keffle suicide at Muscatine bridge. Epworth Seminary semi centennial June 2 to 7 with Bishop McDowell speaker. W A Foster Davenport lawyer dies. helped defend Chicago anarchists. Lenox College golden jubilee June 7 with dignitaries. Brass cap found in Stockton Illinois explodes injuring a Delhi man.
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Memorial Day Tribute in Monticello Observes Soldier Dead
Memorial Day services in Monticello honor Civil War and Spanish American War veterans. Rev J W Innes delivered the sermon on fighting a good fight as flags decorated graves and businesses closed for the day.
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Supreme Court Reverses Whitcomb Case on Insolvent Bank Claims
The supreme court reversed the Whitcomb case. It held that money paid for a draft and funds given the bank in liquidation are preferred claims. These claims should be paid in full from the insolvent bank's assets.
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Peoria Herald-Transcript Witty Remark Reflection
A brief Peoria note hints at regrets over yesterday's remarks and the desire to answer with sharper wit today. The item conveys a light editorial mood with humorous self‑reflection.
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Monticello Banker Nominated for State Bankers Leader
H. M. Carpenter of Monticello is endorsed by The Express as a candidate for president of the State Bankers association. Monticello banks have long ranked among leading country financial institutions with strong deposits and substantial business volume.
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Cascade Pioneer Items Mention Local Weddings and Bridge Update
Misa Frances Lynne McLees daughter of John McLeenRichland township and Francis J McDonald Kansas City will wed at St Martin s church next Sunday The new Dale s Mill South fork bridge nears completion with iron work mostly in place by week s end Major grading planned on the north approach Ice shifted river this spring washing out two large iron pilings causing delays Contractor Hanssen and crew camp in a large tent near the bridge.
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This is the time to plant freight cars if a shortage is to be avoided next fall
The Toledo Blade urges early production or procurement of freight cars to prevent a looming shortage come autumn. It argues timely investment now will ease future rail bottlenecks and support shipments.
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