Senator Allison’s Help Praises In Panama Bill Passage
Waterloo residents hail Senator Allison for pushing the $10,000 relief measure for Pemroke Banton, a Waterloo yardmaster who was injured in the Panama camp zone. The bill passed in the Senate amid initial opposition, with Representative Birdsall set to handle the related House action. Banton, once a top canal worker, was injured when a jack failed while lifting an engine, leaving him with a broken back. The report notes broader concerns over precedent and claims while confirming the bill’s approval.
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Washington
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Pembroke Banton
Iowa
Panama Camp Zone
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Roosevelt
Birdsall
Rm Banton
Allizon
Carroll for governor gains strong support in Iowa
A lengthy endorsement urges Hon. B. F. Carroll as the Republican nominee for Iowa governor. It lauds his honesty, experience as state auditor, and record in banking and insurance. The piece notes growing party and press backing, predicting Carroll will be a formidable candidate before the June primaries. It also contains a separate legal affidavit from Toledo, Ohio, about Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Carroll
Iowa
Mr. Carroll
Lion
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
B. P. Carroll
Currall
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
I. Cheney & Co
Hall
J. Cheney
A. D
A. W. Gil
ASON
Mall
Cheney & CO
Trall
Blackhawk farmers organize for Corn Exposition
Organizing efforts by Blackhawk farmers aim to produce exceptionally good corn for the national exposition in Omaha next November. Iowa and its counties, led by the state commission, seek to showcase corn excellence and win premiums, urging best seed use and uniform quality. Local leaders encourage joining the sidewide movement and preparing prized plots.
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HH. E. Colby
Omaha
Blackhawk
Iowa Commission
Comaunty
Significant historical dates from 1337 to 1867 events
A list of historical milestones including Maisonneuve wounds at Place d Armes in 1841, Hardinge birth in England in 1785, Joseph Bonaparte crowned in 1806, 1837 John Constable death, Metcalfe 1844 appointment, Don Carlos birth 1848, Paris Treaty 1856, Lyon transport ship disaster 1865, USA purchase of Alaska 1867, and Jane Austin death 1840s.
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Monreal
Viscount Hardinge
India
England
Joseph Bonaparte
U. S
General Lyon
United States
Amala
Russia
Jane PL Austin
DeWolf Hopper Birthdate and Stage Rise
DeWolf Hopper born March 40 1858 in New York City son of a lawyer. He joined a theatrical troupe at 20 after his father’s death then rose to fame with The Black Hussar and subsequent operettas including Wang Dr Syntax The Charlatan El Capitan Pickwick and F Tappyland.
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Come Opera
New York City
Young Hopper
New York
McCaul ‘Opera
Adadison Square
Wang
Broadway
Dr. Syntax
el Capitan
Dpickwick
F Tappyland
James M Griggs LaGrange congressman obituary 1861 birth
James Matthews Griggs a longtime Democratic leader from Georgia's second district was born in LaGrange on March 29, 1861. He graduated from Meadville Normal College in 1881, taught and studied law, and earned admission to the bar in 1883. Griggs held prosecuting attorney and circuit judge roles before his 1896 congressional race where he was reelected five times. he served as Democratic National Committee chair during the last campaign.
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Georgia
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Conmon
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Outing magazine highlights and fiction boasts in Spring issue
The April Outing presents a strong lineup with Richard Harding Davis returning to serial fiction, and Agnes G. Laut on farming science. Hamlin Garland Shadow World tale, John Kendrick Bangs and Henry Gallop Paine among contributors. Also notes on Virginia Tracy novelette and Edicating our Boys series, plus wide arts coverage and state briefs.
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Mary HH
Yourse
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Wiliam Armstrong
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Lippinoss
Virginia Tracy
Joseph M. Rogers
Our Boys
Outing
Agnes G. Laut
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Robert Dunahag
Saving College
New York City
State Surplus Glink in Eclipse Sparks Budget Alarm
Des Moines reports a growing state deficit under Gov. A B Cummins with $140000 in unpaid warrants and scarce funds. Treasurer Morrow asks county treasurers to hasten tax remittances by April 15 to avoid repudiating warrants, as critics blame the administration for lavish appropriations and rising levies.
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A. B. Cummins
Nest
Gov. Cummins
Iowa
Gladstone
America
Morrow
General Assembly
Des Moines and Iowa Items in City and State News
Iowa news items include a court injunction delaying city hall contracts, a fire fatality in Millersburg, saloon injunctions in Davenport, a track contract at Mason City fair grounds, and a fatal burn of Ben Johnson in Leon. Also reported are a possible economy cracker separator ruling, a Des Moines golf tournament date, a divorce case settlement, a restaurant owner’s indictment in Polk County, library moves from the capital, a bridge-burning fire in Des Moines, and various local notices and advertisements.
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New Fair Grounds
Mason City
Jet 10 Munch & Johnson
Algona
Des Moines
Live Stock Farming Practices In The Corn Belt
On average breeding farms in the corn belt, corn and hay form the core feed, with pasture in summer. Winter requires substantial grain, preferably balanced with oats and bran. Calves need protein rich grains, clover or alfalfa roughage, and careful management of water, exercise, and shelter. Bulls, heifers, and cows require space, routine feeding, and attention to feet and horns. Prevention of scours, avoiding carbonaceous foods for young stock, and selective culling guide a profitable herd with emphasis on good breeding and market-oriented planning. Regular liquidation of non breeders and prudent use of new blood help maintain herd strength, with auctions for older calves.
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Corn Belt
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