County board questions county printing and hog sales
Milcal Paper fixed a large charge for foreign printing and blank books of which much could have been supplied locally. Hog sales in Kinmet County showed a big monster hog and many smaller lots, highlighting producer consumer gaps. The piece argues state laws should be published by all papers in supplement form to ensure widespread legal knowledge.
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Board of Supervisors
E'Aima
ALC. MaClurg & Co
Chicago
Achoola
J.a. Klopp
Sears Roebuck & Co
Kinmet
Jas. Hehoe
James Carrol
Lawa
Minnesota
Floods Do Not Stop Auto Manufacturing in Indianapolis
Rumors of widespread flood destruction proved false as Indianapolis auto factories resume normal output. Henderson Motor Car Co. sales manager W M Armour reports rapid car shipments by rail. Armour visits Des Moines and Henderson distributors, then tours central west with Henderson representatives east of the Rockies. Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. at German Evangelical Lutheran Church, Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Spoo.
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Indianapolis
W.M. Armour
Esistant
Henderson Motor Car Co
Armour
Des Moines
Henderson Distributors
Guarantee Motors Company
Locust St
Central West
Henderson
Rockies
Ladies Aid
Mre
Spoo
Halleck Promoted to Traveling Freight Agent
A. A. Halleck, ten year btenographer and book-keeper for M. M. Knapp, Rock Island division freight agent, is named traveling freight agent succeeding Ilan who moves to operating dept. Halleck inherits Thian’s territory from Vinton to Ratherville and the Gowrie Sibley and Dowa Germania branches. Thian receives promotion after long service with praise for integrity.
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A. A. Halleck
M. M. Knapp
Rock Island Road
EF. I. Ilan
Mr. Halleck
Thlan
Worthington-daaper
Gowrie-Sibley
Vinton
Rathervilla
Ratherville
Albert Lea
Dowa-Germania
Knapp
Halleck
Hia
Iowa population decline blamed on alcohol laws and regulation
Des Moines editorial argues Iowa loses residents while other states gain, citing census data that 36.1 percent of native Iowans migrate versus 21.7 percent elsewhere and a net population drop over the last decade. It criticizes prohibitive laws as a cause, noting loss of liberty and foreign-born residents fleeing over regulation of private conduct.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Oevsus Bureau
Census Bureau
Union
Towa
General Clean-Up Week Proclaimed by Mayor Anderson
In a public address the mayor urges a city wide sanitation drive starting Monday April 1st 1913 to remove garbage manure and waste from yards streets and alleys and to sustain the fight against disease and flies through the summer with persistent municipal cleanliness efforts and measures.
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Ldw
B. B. Anderson
Local notices and exchanges across the region
Mrss Marie Murphy visits Spirit Lake this week. C F Walden spent Sunday with friends in Fort Dodge. Mrs J W Hippel and children left for Oxford Pennsylvania. L Kilpatrick of Spencer visits on Tuesday. Miss Blanche Johnson visits her brother at Germania. Mrs Wmn Baker Mrs J T Woods and Mrs P Gronstal attend Armstrong on Tuesday. The Ruters visit Matherville. Misses Anna Ida Fredrick visit parents near Dolliver. Miss Anna Weber visits Dolliver. Mr and Mrs Sam Patterson of Spencer visit daughter Mrs Roy French. Mr and Mrs S B Deming visit Armstrong. M M Tomlington returns from Minneapolis resumes work at Vindicator and Republican bindery. Hattie Douchas of Armstrong passes through town. James Rainey and wife return from Mt Pulaski, Illinois. Two houses for sale with easy terms via Pruson & PiroheR. Early Ohio Seed Potatoes 50 cents a bushel via W P Galloway Estherville. Northern Lumber Co yard building fire on the roof from a spark. fire Dept. controls damage. Harry John Snyder of Oskaloosa and Miss Louise Rost of Lake Mills Minnesota wed at East Howard Street home. plan to reside in Oskalooga. Twelve men buy ball park from Geo Groves. bidders listed. Request for Peerless wire netting roll return. Jens Hanson noted.
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Marie Murphy
Spirit Lake
C.F. Walden
Fort Dodge
J. W. Hippel
Oxford
Penn
L. Kilpatrick
Spencer
Blanche Johnson
Germania
Sam Patterson
Roy French
BF. Deming
Armstrong
M. M. ‘Tomlingon
Minneapolis
Vindicator
Republican
Hattie Douchas
Cedar Rapids
James Rainey
Mt. Pulaski
Revival Meetings At Union Baptist Church
Special meetings continue this week at 7 30 each night. Evangelist Petiit delivers plain practical gospel and many attendees praise his presentation. A Saturday 3 pm session for boys and girls is planned with the subject Habit. Public welcome to all events.
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Union Baptist Church
Appointment of Estherville deputy fish and game warden
Waxken Pullen cites oath to enforce Iowa laws and asks public support in Estherville on April 22 1913 as deputy fish and game warden to pursue violators and advocate law reforms. Also notes Woman's Relief Corps event change and a lost car curtain request with reward.
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E. CO. Hinshaw
Estherville
Iowa
Waxken Pullen
Fish Snd
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Cheart Price
Windsor
Childrens Guaranteed
Buster Brown
F. M. Shadle & Sons
Gardston
FRED /RANKIN
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Wmn. Baker
J.T. Woods
P. Gronstal
Fred Ruter
Elizabeth
Matherville
Anna
Ida Fredrick
Dolliver
Mias
Anna Weber
Pruson & Piroheer
Ohio
W. P. Galloway
Northern Lumber Co
Rock Island
Harry John Snyder
Oskaloosa
Louise Rost
Lake Milla
Wm. L. ‘Tone East Howard
Oukalooga
Ball Park
True
Geo. Groves and Field
Converse Sod
J.P. Kirby
M. J. Groves
W. W. Walker
Herman Oransky
L. E. Stockdale
F. H. Graaf
G. Geeman
Frank Carpenter
H.S. Greig
G. A. Lyon
F. H. Rhodes
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Jens Hanson
Woman’s Relief Corps
Randa Olson Thureday
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