Capitol Extension Case Sent To Supreme Court
Attorney General Carron seeks ruling on the capital extension regulation in cases Dowluy v Muelewarth and Clarke v Clarke. The filing marks the path to the state supreme court, with arguments over validity and the council’s authority amid ongoing budget and tax matters affecting Fort Madison prison and related municipal issues.
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Altornay
Genngs Cosson
Ap Poulet
Judd Applenate
van Duron
Jude Princely
MM. Uinuter
Supreme Court
Ravertud
Carzon
Elstanf
Tha Supreme Ceat
Wigara Ineludan Raylaw
Tha
Dowluy Va
Muelewarth
Transurer
van Huren
Wows
Clarke
Essa
Young People's Group Faces Debate on Qualifications
A local Young People organization discusses rules for member eligibility at a gathering in December. Speakers emphasize parental involvement and proper coaching while critics warn against excluding youth not fully meeting every criterion.
Methodist leaders shuffle in Iowa conference
The Iowa Conference of the Methodists reports several district superintendent changes. J L Gulvin moves from the fieldon district to be replaced by B A Motorway. W H Spence returns to Fort Dodge and Dr Spence secures official approval. Dr B S Jahnson, conference secretary and pastor in Sioux City, is denied Oxford study. Lamson, Highquest, is assigned to Storm Lake.
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Webster City
Ituliop Shepard
Iowa
Amma
J.L. Gulvin
Dieldon
Fey. B.A
W.H. Spence
Yort Dodge
Mehcop Shepard
Cedar Falla
Upper Town
Spence
BS. Jahnson
Tia First
Sioux City
Jahon
Oxford Univerity
Lamson
Storm
Lake
Synod of Iowa Meets at Lenox Amid Sermon Farewell
The Synod of Iowa convened in Lenox with a sermon by the retiring moderator Hon. William Nicoite at Med Oak. Addresses were given by Rev. Winn Murphy of a committee on discussions and by Dr. Rawstin of Wuktreburg, representing the evangelism committee.
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Cohen
Presbyforth Synod
Iowa
Tesox
William Nicrotie
Med Oak
Erstor
Winn
Automobile Crash Injures Four On South Road
In Cambridge Onn man Oscar Bevereon suffered severe head injuries when an automobile collision on a rural road south of town left three others injured.UM Lee, Ete Lee, and Meve McHone were also hurt in the crash amid fears Bevereon might die.
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Cambridge
Oscar
Bevereon
UM Lee
Ete Lee
Meve McHone
Iowa clergyman calls for Pratt as state leader
A Methodist leader from Toledo, Dr. Pratt, urged the appointment of Hey Ho Pratt to a key state post. The note recalls Pratt's past service in the Iowa legislature and Congressional tenure from the Fourth District during 18e% to 1R7S, highlighting his long involvement in state affairs.
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Marshalltown
Young Wahan Attacked in Centerville Case
Two young men from Centerville and a third from Washington township were arrested after an alleged assault on a young girl. Police say the trio discussed plans and one acted as escort from church last Sunday, with the girl reportedly targeted by an intended assault.
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Wahan
Centerville
Washington Township
Officern
Asarolt Prinipally
Gir
Chnruk
Stranger obstructs wedding in Waterloo incident
A rejected suitor from Rhodes, W. J. Shat Fur, sought to stop the marriage of Miss Aya Wilibison, 19, to an unnamed fiancé in Waterloo. Police intervened after the man, allegedly a stranger to the bride, caused a disturbance but had no lawful grounds to prevent the wedding.
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Waterloo
Cupid
Mies Eya Wile
Bison
Rhodes
W. J. Shat Fur
Tas
Lallora
Eld
Repairing to Expensive Plant Upgrade Proposed by Engineer
City council report cites expert engineer recommending overhauling the water plant rather than minor fixes. Engineer warns replacement parts and new machinery are costly but necessary to restore reliability and capacity.
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Fin City
Tnko
Orter
Nigh Additionn Machnery
Oldest Citizen Dies as Tahor. Mrs Morey 1 Starr
The town mourns the death of its oldest citizen, Mrs. Morey Starr, who passed away at the time of her son C. Starr. She lived well into her nibatoth year and is survived by seven children, the eldest around TH years old and the youngest 35.
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Morey
Starr
Ors
C. Starr
Ami Fs
Belos
Reunion Cate Fixed Fairfield Meeting Notes
A Jefferson County Soldiers and Squars association special meeting was held to arrange a reunion event. The location and date, including a town library venue, were clarified for attendees.
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Cate
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Obituary: Local Resident Bin Gass Land Gwrer Dies
Bin Gass Land Gwrer, aged 74, longtime venerable figure of Cad County, died after long illness. The county records show Mr Prall served as county treasurer for a year.
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bin Gass
Auanhee—Wilson
Ole
Cads
Ned Ann
Itt
Amd
Prall
Garé Crash Injures Many on Suburban Trolley
A trolley collision in the suburbs injures Amos J. Cote and A. Prager among others. Reports indicate a long rear end collision caused extensive damage and multiple passengers sustained injuries. WilsonRerd Ware Hud and Bionx are named in the incident notes, with casualty details still developing.
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Garé
Bionx
WilsonRerd Ware
Amos J. Cote Aml A. Prager Werd Sayaraiy
Interurban plans extend Colfax line to Newton
G D Chapman Interurban manager reports Colfax Newton extension survey complete with adjustments under way. Proposals include Des Moines area connection and a potential link to Indianapolis via a new extension. The plan aims to connect a large territory, with the Des Moines region cited as valuable. Further survey details promised for consideration.
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Nawton
New Sharon
Des Molnes
Ghanman
Wilterset
Protest Meeting Planned Over Lake Drainage At Moron City
A mass protest rally is scheduled for Downs on Thursday October 16 led by state officers and local activists to oppose draining Lake Wall. About 300 Iowa sportsmen are expected to attend with Ed G Toon among the speakers from Moron City as organizers push against the plan.
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Wall Lake
Aporteimen
Lows
Uhe
Downs
Thorsday
Iowa
G Toon
Man Pleads Guilty on Manslaughter Charge in Bee County
William Wheece was found guilty of manslaughter in the deaths of Mrs. John Gatson near Lovilla on October 2. Direct evidence was lacking and the verdict rests on circumstantial testimony. Reese Griffin, tied to the same indictment, will face trial later.
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Mbta
William Wheece
Nero
Mes
John Gatson
Lovilla
Bee
Hae & Cententiary
Reese Griffin
Heese
Newton tragedy ends in self inflicted gunshot
Washington Hoblet, a longtime county figure, killed himself at Newton by shooting his forehead with a .22 rifle. He had long depended on morning bread for years. The Hoblet family was once prominent in the county.
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Newton
Washington Hoblet
Burglars Tracked by Bloodhounds Near Eagle Grove
In Renwicek the hardware store and several homes were burglarized. Bloodhounds traced the criminals to a cornfield near Guld Hold where jewelry and other items from the store and houses were recovered.
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Eagle Grove
Renwicek
Guld Hold
Sugar Beets Harvest Gains In Iowa Estherville
Sugar beets in Estherville, Iowa, are in full harvest with yields and quality exceeding last year. The crops were trialed previously but are now expected to become a staple product due to their excellent performance this season.
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Iowa
Estherville
Waterloo Paper Ban Sparks Schoolyard Paper Swap
In Waterloo the east district schools ban white paper while yellow paper is used there and the west district schools switch to brown paper. Pupils protest the policy as a waste of money while officials argue the change controls costs.
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Waterloo
Otvinio Exys
East Waterloo
West Waterloo
Theep
Duel in South Centerville Ends in Homicide and Wounding
Italian residents Tony Bartilio, 24, and Bronk Flucel, 25, were shot after a card game dispute in south Centerville. Bartilio was killed. Flucel hospitalized with three bullet wounds in the abdomen. Police report a duel as the cause.
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Centerville
Tony Bartilio
Bronk Flucel
Will Me
South Centerville
Catteled price tops as farm stock sale concludes
Thirty male fat cattle on the R. H. Dera farm south of town brought the top price. The cattle averaged 1,521 pounds each and sold for a total of 3002 dollars, or 141.88 dollars per animal.
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Gattle
Perry
Caine
R. H. Dera
Eil
Victim of Accident Dies in Missouri River Bridge Incident
Victin of accident Shenandoah all G Oline died after an accident involving a tractor on a bridge over whiten ba. The Missouri Iran company had suunt 300000 up to date at Waukon, nine, employing bulking and equipping the tts tron nan.
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Victin
Shenandoah
G. Oline
Whiten
Fray Mjucios
Missouri Iran Company
Waukon
Sunator Expires Recalled In Columbus Junction Context
A note from Columbus Junction recalls former state figure Ae Carpenter a longtime local political actor. The text references Sunator and a pattern of political activity in the state, noting Carpenter’s public role and association with prominent lawyers.
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Columbus Junction
Henatee
Ae Carpenter
Lower County
Sun- MA Carpenter
Unclear Fragment Clarified as Local Crime Note
The readable fragment mentions a body and mentions names Keokuk Carl Fisher and Kenneth Dimond along with reference to a location West of the Old Brick Yard in a likely rural area. The text is highly garbled, but centers on a body found and initials of involved persons and a geographic hint.
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Keokuk
Carl Fisher
Kenneth Dimond
Megavaes
Yaréa
Oti
Cost of Duck Production compared to Chicken
Farmers examined duck versus chicken costs using grain input and labor. Ducks require about 3.15 pounds of grain per pound of duck versus 3.25 to 4.75 for chicken, with 1911 figures stating ducks produced at ten cents per pound net after feed and labor.
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Marc
Louse Problem Affects Egg Production In Poultry
A damaged news fragment discusses poultry lice harming hens by irritating skin and draining energy that would otherwise go to fat gain and egg production. It notes louse behavior near food, and mentions regular dusting with insect powders as a control, including Delmatian, Persian insect powder, tobacco, or sulfur powders as alternatives.
Attention for Sheep Flock Management Advice
Instructions on dairy feeder sheep address feeding waste, ventilation, freedom in dry weather, and segregation of unthrifty ewes. It emphasizes prompt shearing to destroy ticks, and advises specific feeds like oats, wheat bran, linseed meal, and clover hay, plus supplementary feed for frail animals.
Keeping Dirt Out of Milks During Feeding
Investigators found the bacteria count in mixed feed drawn before milking is much smaller than in milk drawn during feeding. Differences vary. covering the opening with cheese cloth reduces foreign substances entering the milk.
Ventilate Hen Reuse and Breeder Weather Measures
The text discusses ventilation of coops and houses to keep poultry cool at night and reduce vermin exposure. It mentions closing openings, screen usage, and the role of weather in poultry housing for breeders.
Best Manure for Potatoes Reveals Poultry Manure Advantage
An agricultural test compared poultry manure and superphosphate on common No. 1 potatoes. Each hill received 14 percent superphosphate and about 259 pounds per acre. After digging, the poultry manure rows yielded 95.75 pounds versus 29.5 pounds for the superphosphate rows, showing faster growth with poultry manure.
Make Profit From Poultry
A nostalgic farm note argues poultry can be highly profitable with energy and good judgment. It cites cases of women earning substantial sums per hen by selling high quality stock and meat at exhibition or market prices. It emphasizes care, smart management, and diligence, noting one woman funded her children's college via poultry profits after her husband’s death.
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Saya
Livestock feeding tips and breeding notes for horse raises
The article discusses feeding livestock including horses and cattle, emphasizing gradual growth for young pigs, good breeder practices, and the value of quality, well-bred stock. It notes costs of horses, warns against moldy feed, and urges careful management to avoid stress and diseases.
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