Iowa Leaders Support Henderson on Cuba Protection Debate
The piece argues Republicans should heed Speaker Henderson on Cuba and tariff policy. It cites beet sugar industry protection in California, Colorado, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa as pushing against tariff cuts. It warns that tariff exceptions to aid Cuba risk broader protectionist erosion under GOP doctrine.
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Henderson
Cuba
Iowa
Porto Rico
Chicago
Congress
California
Colorado
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Michigan
Secretary of Agriculture
West
Mississippi Valley
Ways and Means Committee
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cornerstone in Bebb Worley settlement dispute questioned
Burlington Hawkeye-Columbus Junction correspondence questions the accuracy of a recent settlement offer in the Bebb Worley case. A party with $3,000 placed in hand will certify the statement except for an alleged $5,000 settlement offer. The editor notes a familial relation to the girl explains bias.
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Burlington
Virginia court reforms curb rape case publicity
A letter from D G Eggleston of Virginia explains two reforms to ease trials for rape and attempted rape including private court proceedings and possible death for attempted rape. Locals in Muscatine seek a private April Crocker trial to spare the victim and public disruption, arguing the Iowa constitution guarantees a speedy public trial.
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W. M. Kennedy
Muscatine
D. G. Eggleston
Commonwealth of Virginia
General Assembly
Kennedy
Virginia
Crocker
Iowa
Muscatine push in Iowa legislature cited in editorial notes
Editorial sidelight highlights Muscatine aims at improving water works debt limits and authorizes an amendment for district trustees. It also notes bills on vandalism, election reform, and a congressman’s career, including Hull’s stance and the Des Moines army post deal and pension office critique.
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Muscatine
General Assembly
Devitt
W. L. Roach
Nichols
District Court
Supreme Court
G. M. Titus
Assembly
United States
Des Moines
Congress
Hull
Frank J. Stillman
Iowa in Brief: Farm Sale and Local Deaths Across Counties
Fred Hecht of Clarence sold his 260 acre Clarence area farm to John W. James for 23400 dollars. Chas. Pierce died at New Hartford from a lightning stroke. Fay Booth of Emmetsburg was killed by a train engine in Sioux City. Thieves chloroformed Mrs. Ferguson at Newton but left valuables. Coroner’s jury says J. E. Brainard was murdered near Missouri Valley with nearly 3000 dollars on his person. Snodgrass Bros. sue Burlington Railroad for 2500 damages over a meadow fire started by a passing train.
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Fred Hecht
Clarence
Cedar County
John W. James
Chas. Pierce
New Hartford
Fay Booth
Emmetsburg
Cudahy
Sioux City
Union Terminal Company
John Ferguson
Newton
Ferguson
J. E. Brainard
Missouri Valley
Brainard
Snodgrass Bros
Milton
van Buren County
Davis County
Burlington Railroad Company
Local Notes from Lone Tree March sunday events
Luther Laughlin a former businessman spent Sunday in town. Rev. Lodge preached at M E church while Pastor Boydston remains home. Morris Kelso and Miss Doyle highlight social visits. Basil Shaffer heads to Savannah for work in a printing office. The Court of Honor plans an entertainment with home talent Friday and Saturday evenings with a small admission.
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Lone Tree
Luther
Laughlin
Lodge
Town City
M. E
Boydston
Morris Kelso
Nira
Miss Doyle
Lutz
Potter
F. L. Mahonnah
Miss Popham
Parnell
Myrtle France
Ed. Miller
Basil Shaffer
Savannah
Grant Stover
Emma Stover
Iowa City
Carrie Anderson
Pleasant Valley
Bertie Nichols
West Liberty
Ben Lowe
Court of Honor
Wilton Social Notes From March Visit and Moves
Wilton Iowa records a weekend visit by W F Scoggin of Boulder and Prof L G Focht. Miss Emma Kettell arrives from Grand Junction for a relative's death, and Rev S Ream prepares to move to southern Illinois. Local residents announce moves to town, office openings, and visitors from Muscatine Davenport Chicago and other locales. A wood shed fire at Van Epps is contained by firefighters.
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Archie Jones
Wichita
Kan
Hinkhouse
Henry Jones
Whitmer
James Atwill
Muscatine
Atwill
Tullis Hall
Iowa City
Albert Slade
Nell Downer
van Epps
Island Sunday school reorganizes with new officers
Fruitland Iowa March 25 The Island Sunday school elected officers for the new year with G H Corwin as Superintendent Asa Shepard as Assistant Superintendent Emma Hunter as Secretary Maud Gaines as Assistant Secretary Theo Drake as Treasurer Jesse Blank as Organist Mrs G H Corwin as Assistant Organist G H Corwin as Chorister Ola Summers as Assistant Chorister and librarians Helen Parmilee and Diana Cunningham.
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Island School
Fruitland
Island Sunday School
G. H. Corwin
Asa Shepard
Emma Hunter
Maud Gaines
Theo Drake
Jesse Blank
Ola Summers
Helen Parmilee
Diana Cunningham
Stomach Trouble Relief from Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs. S Geiger of Dunkerton Iowa reports many medicines failed to help stomach trouble and constipation but Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gave the best relief. For sale by all druggists.
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S. Geiger
Dunkerton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Cedar Valley Social News and Church Box Social
Wm Grigg returned from a visit in western Iowa to Cedar Valley. Elmer McGowan and family visited Muscatine relatives. A box social at the M E church in the Valley is planned for March 26 to benefit the church. Miss Anna McIntire remains poorly. Cedarville school began with Miss Katie Flater as teacher.
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Cedar Valley
Wm. Grigg
Martin Robshaw
Elmer McGowan
Muscatine
Charles Brown
M. G. Swain
Harry Ramsom
M. E
the Valley
Anna McIintire
Fred
Johnson
Atalissa
Edwin Brooker
Missouri
Cale McIntire
Valley
West Liberty
Cedarville School
Katie Flater
Fred Humblebee
Franzell Clark
How to Prevent Pneumonia With Cough Remedy
This notice urges taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during severe colds to prevent pneumonia. It asserts thousands have used it without pneumonia developing and promotes purchase at drugstores.
Pleasant Prairie Notes and Local Tidbits
A. L. Bis and friends haul lumber and rock for a new house in Pleasant Prairie. Mrs John Messer returns home from Blue Grass after visiting Jacob Grimm. An entertainment at Pleasant Prairie school house on March 28 hosted by the Y P S C E. J Grimm and Henry Jenkins duck hunting on the river last Saturday with no ducks. Henry Parr trips to Durant for business. Henry Drumm returns from a ten day Island duck hunt. Lee Wathan Frank Bernick and Otto Koll attend a Stockton ball. Wm Slian of Nebraska visits C J Baker at the start of the week.
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Pleasant Prairie
A. L. Bis
John Messer
Blue Grass
Jacob Grimm
Pleasant Prairie School
J. Grimm
Henry Jenkins
Henry Parr
Durant
Henry Drumm
Lee Wathan
Frank Bernick
Otto Koll
Stockton
Wm. Slian
Nebraska
C. J. Baker
Papers from Foreign Countries Pack DMI Chamberlain Offer
The Journal received papers from Africa Australia India China Cuba and Hawaii sent by the Chamberlain company of Des Moines. They contain many items for reading and are offered free to any school if a teacher applies to the Des Moines office.
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Africa
Australia
India
China
Cuba
Hawaii
Chamberlain Company of
Des Moines
Chamberlain Company
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