Iowa Wins Freight Parity With St Louis On Eastbound Rates
Iowa state railroad officials announced that four Mississippi river cities have gained parity with St Louis on eastbound freight rates. The change follows a supplemental ICC opinion and revised tariffs, with implications for eastern trade and competition against interior Iowa towns.
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Des Moines
Mississippi River
Iowa
St. Louis
Clifford Thorne
State Railroad Commission
The
Commercial Exchange
Burlington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thorne
C. M. Maxwell
Maxwell
Central Freight Association
United States
Iowa Commission
Plan Second Meeting in Centerville Under Farmers Institute
Adel schedules the second winter program in Centerville under the Farmers' Institute after a successful first meeting featuring entertainment and a debate. Grinnell bankers occupy new Merchants National Bank building completed at a cost of $60,000 noted for its unique design and finish.
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Centerville
Adel
Farmers’ Institute
Grinnell
Merchants' National Bank
Dead Found Under Bridge in Ottumwa
Robert Spencer, a blacksmith, was discovered dead beneath the Milwaukee railroad bridge by a switching crew. Hugh M. Howell, a jail trusty near release, fled the jail and remains at large despite efforts to recapture him.
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Ottumwa
Robert Spencer
Jal. Lozan
Hugh M. Howell
Davenport Doctor Appointed In Charge Of German Hospital
Dr Henry Matthey a Davenport physician and surgeon and German community leader has been assigned to oversee Castle Holzen a major German military hospital at Ebenhausen near Munich in Hampton Fifty Years Mr and Mrs D W Dow of this city celebrate continuous residence in Hampton Farnhamville Store Robbed Automobile aided thieves escape with 400 in silks and 200 in other merchandise at Carlson General Store Fort Dodge
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Davenport
Henry Matthey
Castle Holzen
Ebenhausen
Munich
Hampton
D. W.dow
Farnhamville
Ft. Dodge
Carlson’ General
Stallion and Jack Enrollment Renewals Due Early Next Year
Notice to stallion and jack owners that state enrollment certificates expired December 1914 must be renewed between January 1 and April 1 1915. The horse breeding season begins shortly. previous renewals were delayed as owners filed late, hindering sales or transfers.
Horsemen Seek Cuts Made to Order
The note mentions options for tailoring cuts for horsemen and offering to make cuts upon request. It implies customization services or equipment adjustments aimed at riders. The passage emphasizes flexibility and willingness to produce desired cuts for riders.
Register and Leader subscription offer and notices
The item promotes the Register and Leader newspaper with a morning edition, offers one year subscriptions for 4.00 with Sundays and six dollars, mentions Ding cartoons on state issues, and notes available Ding cartoon books. It also references subscriptions via The Arrow editor or direct to Des Moines Iowa.
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Register & Leader
Daily Register & Leader
the Arrow
Register. & Leader
Des Moines
Towa
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John Bishop
Roseville
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