Iowa News Highlights Include New Schools And Reforms
A long Iowa roundup reports a $65,000 consolidated school at Lewis nearing completion, a $60,000 Sloan school, and several paving and road projects across Algona and Fort Dodge. Senate passes prohibitory amendment. railroads seek liquor shipment rules. bond issues, new industries, and civic improvements appear statewide. A sobering note covers a prison visit record, floods of public works, and local incidents from Scranton to Marshalltown.
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Lewis
Iowa
Ames
Monona
John Ertz
Fred Caspary
Breda
Davenport
Sloan
Independence
Washington County
National Livestock Breeders’ Association
Iowa Soldier Boys
State University
Senate
State
Algona
Lehigh Sewer Pipe and Tile Company
Fort Dodge
Primghar
John Wellendorf
J. A. Vipond
Poweshiek
Iowa City
the State University
Cheno
Scranton
Milwaukee Railroad
Calmar
State Railroad Commission
Congress
Shenandoah
Sioux City
Fairfield
Marengo
Newton
Oelwein
Algona Building
Corning
Eagle Grove
Harlan
Knoxville
Indianola
Mount Pleasant
Solon
Tracy
Tional
Des Moines
Milo
Dunlap
Granger
Marshall County
Board of Supervisors
J. I. Dones
Glidden
Caswell
Crawford County
General Assembly
Muscatine
Dewey Portland Cement Company
Kansas City
Lena A. Beach
Cherokee State Hospital
New Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
John Gouger
Jefferson
Iowa &Southwestern
Clarinda
Blanchard
State Automobile Department
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Hayner
Ben Havens
Abbott
Hardin County
Great Lakes
Benton County
Wade
United States District Court
State of
Mississippi River Power Company
Farmers’ Exchange
Taylor County
Jefferson County
W. E. Starling
Utterback
Marshalltown
E. R. Winslow
Bad Habits Cause Indigestion Warns Readers
The piece advises that meals spaced at least five hours apart prevent indigestion and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for recovery. It notes schedules of eight, twelve, and six as typical meal times and lists F. D. Stubenrauch as the seller.
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F. D. Stubenrauch
Chinese New Year Parade and Weeklong Shutdown Observed
The piece notes a nation wide halt for a week in China with no work or mail, compares it to New York’s mail stoppage, and describes dragon processions, tom-toms, and elaborate costumes. It highlights the dragon’s wooden frame and tissue paper head, stunts by men guiding the creature, and costumed children riding briefly. Lanterns and kites are praised by the Exchange.
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China
New York
Make Money From Home Business Ad Claims Fast Profit
You can make money right around your home as hundreds of men and women are doing. Work is easy and permanently profitable. Be your own boss, build your own business with no risk and higher profits. Bend name, address, one reference. L Brown, 66 Murray Bt, New York City.
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Murray Bt
New York
City
Quieting of Real Estate Title in Marion County Iowa
Andrew J. Hanna Jr. sues a long list of defendants in Marion County District Court Iowa February term 1917 seeking to quiet title to described Government Lots 6 and 7 and related parcels with accretions and rights of way. The petition states Hanna is the absolute owner in fee simple and requests that defendants be barred from any right or claim adverse to his title, with no personal judgment sought unless they appear to defend before noon of the second day.
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District Court of the
State of
Iowa
Marion County
Andrew J. Hanna, Jr
John’ W. ‘Walton
Amelia A. Walton
Lewis McKinney
Sarah’ Ann McKinney
Youtha Ann Koons
Elijah W. Koons
Joseph Clark
Mary ‘H. Clark
Joseph Waln
Elizabeth A. Waln
William Harvey
Barbara A. Harvey
Hardin Morgan
Jemima Morgan
John W. Morgan
Malinda E. Morgan
David Nichols
Maryetta Nichols
James K. Koons
J. K. Polk Koons
James Koons
Mary Jane Koons
Malissa J. Hanna
W. R. Hanna
Julia M. Hanna
Mary M. Collins
Lafe
Collins
T. T. McMillan
Sarah McMillan
W. S. Whaley
Mary Whaley
Daniel A. McTaggart
Louisa J. McTaggart
William W. Z
Wabash Railway Co
District Court
Court denies motion with minor clerical adjustment
In the filed petition the court grants the request to render the term and decrees as prayed. Hart & Hart, attorneys for the plaintiff, filed the document and the court approves the clerical wording as stated.
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Hart & Hart
The Thrice-a-Week New York World in 1917
The paper proclaims its triple weekly edition as nearly daily and affordable, asserting its value amid World War I, halfway through its third year, with war events promised to stay of absorbing interest for months.
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NEW York World
Europe
Thrich-a-Whek World's subscription offer noted
An old periodical advertises a combined one year subscription of The Thrich-a-Whek World and The Chronicle for 2.15 dollars, contrasting with their separate rates of 4.00 and 2.50. The message urges readers to consider the deal to access both papers for a reduced annual price.
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