Dr Georgia Chalfont to Locate in Pella July First
Dr Georgia Chalfont osteopathist from Des Moines visited Pella and will locate in the former Warren office space on July first She is a graduate of the Des Moines Still College of Osteopathy and specializes in obstetrics and gynecology PARABLE OF THE TIGHT WAD and other commentary follows from various sources in the issue including a note on Governor Hunt and church tithe customs.
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Georgia Chalfont
Des Moines
Pella
Warren
Why Iowa Republicans Face a Wet and Dry Fight in Nomination
The Sioux City Journal questions why Iowa Republicans must endure a protracted wet and dry battle in nominating a candidate. The editorial highlights the political tension over prohibition and party unity as essential movers in the state’s GOP selection process.
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Sioux City Journal
Iowa
Chautauqua In Pella Sets June Festival Schedule
Residents urged to boost the six day chautauqua from June 19 to 25 with two daily programs. Highlights include Hon Wm Cady lecture The Price of Victory and a forth day concert by Professor Herman Bellstedt and his band. Season tickets $1.50. single programs about 11 cents. tickets sold at local drugstores and shops.
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Pella
Womens Federated Club
Wm. Cady
Herman Bellstedt
Bellstedt
Puritan Drug Co
Stubenrauch’s
VanderMeulen
Vans Shoe
VanderPol
State ticket in Iowa next year
The Marshalltown Times-Republican argues for action on state enforcement, alleging the Sioux City governorship candidate undermines law and that liquor interests aim to install their own attorney general. It claims Sioux City officials would let underworld influence prevail if not checked by a state department of justice.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Sioux City
State Department of Justice
Sioux ‘City
Central College Degrees Rev F L Anderson and Rev W E Chalmers
Central College conferred the Doctor of Divinity degree last week on Rev F L Anderson of Chiazo and Rev W E Chalmers of Philadelphia in a ceremony lauded as a highly worthy honor.
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Central College
F. L. Anderson
Chiazo
W. BE. Chalmers
Philadelphia
No Link Between Gunfire and Rainstorms Evident
A Popular Science Monthly writer finds no connection between battles and rain. Records show rain occurs naturally about every few days, and experiments from 1892 show explosions do not trigger or prevent precipitation. Atmospheric attempts to stop hail or alter storms lack scientific basis.
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Popular Science Monthly
United States
Good Roads Plan Aims at Oklahoma Rural Schools
Colonel Sidney Suggs of Ardmore urges a Good Roads and Tree Planting Club in every rural Oklahoma school. State officials back the plan to have Highway engineers visit schools, organize clubs, survey and lay out one fourth to one half mile of road from the schoolhouse, and secure easements. Club members will carry the chain, set grade stakes, and learn road-building basics for future generations.
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Oklahoma
Sidney Suggs
Ardmore
Suggs
Road construction funding and projects in New Mexico 1914 15
A report from State Engineer James A. French shows 1914 road work in New Mexico cost 526000 dollars with 1500000 planned bonds to be sold. For 1915, 20000 is set aside besides 500000 in bonds. Planned 1915 projects include Santa Fe Taos Los Lun as Gallup Ocean to Ocean Socorro Arizona line All Southern route and part of Borderland route.
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New Mexico
James A. French
Santa Fe-Taos
Los Lunas
Gallup
Ocean
Socorro
Arizona Line
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