Iowa Receipts and Expenditures Report for 1912 14
Iowa state treasury data shows total receipts of 12 524 770.80 and expenditures of 11 belonging to a biennial period ending June 30 1914 with a 737 60 balance. Insurance company tax revenue rose sharply. permanent road plans near Moscow advance. drainage questions for Wall Lake and others discussed. blue sky law reforms and Progressive platform proposals outlined.
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Bryan Defends $25 Million Treaty With Colombia
Secretary Bryan issues a statement defending the Colombia Panama treaty amid senate opposition and attacks that it funds wrongdoing. He argues the accord is necessary to address past estrangement, restore relations, and aid stability and economic justice in the region despite Colombia’s protests.
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Iowa mail carriers melt at fifteenth annual Des Moines convention
The Toya Rival Lat ter Carriers association will hold its fifteenth annual convention in Des Moines on July 29 and 24. About 200 delegates are expected. Mayor Yanna and other city officials will welcome them. An luncheon and several addresses are planned with multiple local officials and post office staff involved.
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Newton Woman Dies in Jump From Sanatorium Window
Mrs Cornelia M Fiske of Newton aged about 60 leapt from the fourth story window of the Victoria sanitarium after hearing of parole for her son Roy Fiske who is in the Anamosa state reformatory. Fiske was sentenced two years ago to five for embezzling Newton city funds and mutilating records. He pleaded guilty.
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Father's Turn to Think on Higher Standards in Marriage
Wilton Lackaye speaks at the Lambs Gambol in New York arguing parents set too high a standard for children. He notes the difficulty of providing and the clash over marriage choices as a daughter rejects a bookie keeper, insisting love can outmatch finances, provoking a sharp fatherly reply.
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Stolen Infected Rabbits Threaten Public Health Near Marseilles
Infected rabbits inoculated with dangerous germs were stolen from Doctor Bonnefoy’s laboratory in Ailauch near Marseilles. Police warned the public to beware of rabbits from doubtful sources and expect a drop in consumption in Marseilles and surrounding areas.
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Fragmented dialogue fragment titled Natural Affinity
A garbled OCR fragment shows a dialogue about a couple and a man of iron with phrases about perception and courting. The readable portions imply misread speech and unclear context, offering no concrete names or events to anchor a fuller news-style summary.
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Automobile Crash Fatalities Reported Near Cretton
Bedford man George Rozen died after an auto mobile accident near Cretton. George Bosch and his brother were riding with George Reed who owned the car. Reed attempted to pass another vehicle causing the collision. Bosch was crushed beneath the car and injured.
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Open Competitive Examination for Engineer Vacancy
The Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for an engineer position in the Indian service. Examinations will be held on August 19 and 23 at Tama Indian Sanitarium in Texas. The annual pay is $900.
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Epidemic Among Horses in Webster County County
Officials investigate a suspected poison epidemic affecting horses and mules in Webster County. The search aims to identify the contaminant and determine its source. Local veterinarians report several cases as authorities coordinate a countywide response.
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Grape Nuts Breakfast Helps Carpenter Beat Indigestion
A West Virginia carpenter shares a self written letter praising Grape Nuts and cream with two soft boiled eggs and toast as a lighter breakfast. He reports improved digestion, more energy for work, and avoidance of heavy meat breakfasts after starting the regimen. Read The Road to Wellville for more.
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Untitled Profile Reflects Family Credit Beyond Father
A fragment discusses a man often praised indirectly through his wife and daughters. It argues that Tompkins receives no direct credit for his actions while the wife is credited for his manners and the daughters for his dancing. The piece highlights credit allocation within a family.
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Save the Babies Castoria Urged to Reduce Infant Mortality
The article warns of high infant mortality in civilized countries and blames narcotic infant remedies. It promotes Castoria as a safe alternative that improves circulation and reduces fever, claiming it bears the signature of Chas H Fletcher and PY Le Vedeciet.
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Mystery Woman Dies Under Cloud of Wealth and Flight
The famed white lady linked to the Dreyfus trials died at Hyeres France aged sixty She had recently left Bormes with Doctor Petit for Hyeres after warning the mayor of an alleged plot to abduct her for her property The villa Mathilde is now her lodging Her real name Mme Jaoustroy Wahbans A Toulon prosecutor ordered inventory of her traveling bag which reportedly held about 50000 in cash and at least 150000 in jewels Fils remains to be proved
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Promoter Johnson Bowen Praises Audacity in New York
In New York a banquet of advertising men featured Johnson Bowen praising steadiness over brilliance. He noted two millionaires cruising Fifth Avenue as he described a gray bearded worker who rose from the bottom in 1876 and never left the ladder. A separate ad hints at free silverware from a Waultlesa Sturch promotion.
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Fifth Avenue Encounter Ends In Confusion
A kindly old couple on Fifth Avenue are bumped by a rude passerby. The woman repeats her request loudly as her hard of hearing husband fails to catch it. The man responds politely, and the couple reflects on the endless to do list in marriage.
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Food in Scotland Sparks Menu Controversy for English Guests
London Chronicle reports a dispute over Scots hospitality menus for English patrons. Southerners demand more vegetables and variety including spinach and turnip tops, plus a heavy supper and beer. Scots defend tradition, suggesting visitors should eat Scots food and drink beer outside Scotland.
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Shoes and nets inspire home comfort for entertaining
An item from Everybody's Magazine notes Allen's Boot-Bare aids in shoe fit and comfort for dancing. Miss Audrey visits a New Jersey town and shows interest in Jersey skeeter. The host mentions porch nets and traps while guests settle in for a weekend with friends.
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