View of Other Side on School Vaccination Policy
A prominent school board member presents their stance on vaccination citing state health authority rules and court precedents. He argues vaccination is police power to protect public health, with local boards enforcing reasonable orders under emergency conditions.
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State Board of Health
Macy
Harlan
Iowa
J. F. Kennedy
Des Moines
State Board
N. W. Macy
Milton Remney
Secretary of State
Morris
City of
Columbus
Supreme Court of Georgia
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Boards of Health
Board of Health
Muscatine Board
Raff
Kennedy
Hypnotic Entertainment for Musca tine at Stein's Opera House
The Knowles, famed for seven years as exponents of animal magnetism, headline a week long engagement at Stein's opera house beginning Monday March 12. They promise a blend of excruciatingly funny and scientific展示. Admission: Wadíes free first night with one paid reserved seat ticket 30c.
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Medical
Knowles
Stein’s
Opera House
Revival services set at First Methodist Church via Chicago director
Special revival services resume at First Methodist Church starting Tuesday March 12 with daily 2 pm and evening sessions. Mr Goodall of Moody Bible Institute Chicago will lead a large chorus and conduct singing, recommended by Prof D B Towner, to inspire the meetings. First session at 2 pm Tuesday March 12.
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First Methodist Church
Goodall
Moody Biblical Institute
Chicago
D. B. Towner
Mile. Zara Palmistry Queen Visits Our City
Mile. Zara the queen of palmists and clairvoyants attracts large crowds as she extends stay for a few more days. She is available daily including Sundays for consultations in her parlors.
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Mile
Zara
Farm land for sale with dwelling and outbuildings in town
Three acres of good farm land including a six room dwelling, large stable, fruit trees and more opposite rolling mills. Sold cheap or exchanged for a good dwelling. Call Henry Schultz at 1105 Cypress near Tenth street.
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Henry Schultz
Cypress
Tenth Street
Convention To-Night At City Hall Nominates School Board Members
At 7 30 this evening the city convention meets at City Hall to nominate two members for the board of education and a treasurer. All citizens urged to be present.
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Board of Education
Muscatine ISD Treasurer Candidate Announces Run
J. B. Mark announces candidacy for Treasurer of the Muscatine Iowa Independent School District Board subject to convention approval tonight.
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Independent School District
Muscatine
Iowa
J. B. Mark
Eagle Lodge Members Meet For Brother Powers Funeral
Members of Eagle Lodge No 10 are requested to meet at A O U W at 12 30 sharp on half Sunday to attend the funeral of Brother W J Powers. S R Amlong M W.
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Eagle Lodge No. 10
W. J. Powers
S. R. Amlong
M. W
Who Likes Corn Bread? Jones & Rice Cream Meal
A brisk advertising line promotes Jones and Rice Cream Meal as the corn bread choice. It invites readers to taste the product to notice the difference and appeal.
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Jones & Rice
Attempt to Wreck a Train on Cedar Rapids Line
Section men found a heavy steel rail laid across the track between Ehler and Ryan and removed it before a train arrived. The act appears intended to wreck a train and the incident is under careful investigation.
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Cedar Rapids
Towa
Equal suffrage defeated in Iowa House on vote of 43 to 55
Des Moines reports a full day as both chambers met with the equal suffrage measure failing in the House by 43 to 55, short of the constitutional majority. The 7 p m polling hour bill passed the Senate, while other debated measures including lien law changes and pearl button factory limits faced opposition and amendments.
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Iowa
House
Senate
Nolan
Bishop
Clayton County
Hazelton
Garet
Chesire
Polk
Balter
Titus
Fort Madison
Demise of Will Powers Soldier Dies After 16 Months of Suffering
Corporal Will Powers, 38, died last evening at his sister Mrs Mary Little's home at Fourth and Walnut streets after a long battle with stomach trouble contracted in the Spanish American War. He served in Company C, 50th Iowa, and was color bearer for General Fitzhugh Lee. Survived by his mother five brothers and three sisters. Funeral Sunday at St Matthias church, 1:30 pm.
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Will. Powers
Mary Little
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Cuba Libre
Iowa
Camp McKinley
Jacksonville
Fla
Corporal Powers
U. S. Army
Fort Asinboin
Montana
Fitzhugh Lee
Lizzie
Kate Powers
John
Champion Hose Company
James
George
Joseph
Thomas Powers
Avenged His Wronged Sister A Tale From The Past
Warren Temple, once sentenced to life in California for revenge against the man who ruined his sister, now serves a brief jail term in Sioux City for intoxication. His dramatic pursuit spanned continents, costing him about twelve thousand dollars before he finally killed the man in California.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Warren Temple
San Quentin
Cal
Waterman
California
Temple
Klein
Lll
Virginia Reynolds
Salt Lake City
Reynolds
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
W. Va
Centralia
Ill
Europe
South America
Stockton
Debs Nominated for President at Social Democracy Convention
The Social Democracy named Eugene V. Debs for President and Job Harriman of California for Vice President. Both accepted. The report notes Kruger asking for cessation and Salisbury turning down a proposal, with mention of Wright County horror and saloons in Cedar Rapids and Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Social Democratic Convention
Eugene V. Debs
Job Harriman
California
Kruger Proposes Cessation Terms in Salisbury Cable
London reports Kruger cables Salisbury offering cessation of hostilities and terms identical to those before the war. Salisbury rejects the request, with belief the move may be a delaying ruse.
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London
Kruger
Salisbury
Horror in Wright County Two Sisters Found Dead
In Clarion Iowa two elderly sisters Mrs Margaret Mc Hale age ninety and Mrs Mary Shelby age eighty were found dead in their rural home. Neighbors checked on them after a quiet week and discovered the bodies with a cat having fed on remains. Coroner ruled death from old age and the two were buried together.
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Clarion
Iowa
March
Margaret McHale
Mary Shelby
Cedar Rapids Saloon Petition Starts Strong Under Maid Law
Cedar Rapids Iowa march 8 saloon men began securing a new petition of consent to operate saloons under the maid law. They report a splendid organization and the first day yields more than half the required signatures.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Colder Weather Forecast From Chicago This Weekend
Chicago March 9 Special: Implications for Iowa. Generally fair tonight and Saturday. Much colder tonight with a cold wave in the northeast. Colder in the southeast portion Sunday.
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Chicago
Iowa
City petition drive gathers name support for prohibition vote
Saloon men push a canvass aiming for about 2,400 names from a 4,600 vote city election to back a prohibition petition. Prohibitionists resist, but signs reading The Signers of the Petition are the Real Saloonkeepers sparked public anger and hurt the cause. Businessmen broadly sign the petition.
Social Democrats in Session at Indianapolis Meeting
At the Social Democratic convention in Indianapolis the subcommittee from Rochester discussed amalgamation. Fred Strickline of Chicago was elected permanent secretary. The platform urged constitutional reform, public ownership of monopolized industries, labor reductions tied to production gains, national labor insurance, public works programs, and equal rights for women including initiative and recall.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Social Democratic
Socialist Labor Party
Rochester
N. Y
Fred Strickline
Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
United States
Eby Declared Winner In Mahaska County Election Contest
Judge Scott of the District Court in Oskaloosa Iowa renders a final decision on the Mahaska County election contest. Republican W W Eby elected county treasurer by 25 votes over Democrat Wilford Hall with 300 votes rejected. Hull, former contender, waives appeal to the Supreme Court. Hull faces costs from the dispute.
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Mahaska County
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Scott
W. W. Eby
Wilford Hall
Hull
Supreme Court
Eby
Victim of Overwork Ends Life Near Bangor Maine
Humboldt Iowa reports the suicide of Prof Frank L Harvey of the University of Maine, a native of Humboldt. He endured overwork while funding his children's education, despite warnings after his mother's funeral. His death reflects a grim pattern of scholars collapsing under relentless study.
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Humboldt
Iowa
Frank L. Harvey
University of Maine
Bangor
Iowa Central Railway Sells North Dakota Tickets
On March 14 20 28 and April 4 the Iowa Central Railway will sell round trip tickets to North Dakota at low rates. For information call coupon ticket agents or address Geo S Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.
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Iowa Central Railway
North Dakota
Geo. S
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