Weather, politics, and game laws spark rural debate
A composite provincial column surveys spring weather, agricultural prospects, and a new game law package. It notes a cautious optimism for crop yields tied to May weather and reports on restrictions officials impose on fishing and hunting. Representative George Koouts spearheads protections for sportsmen in the bill.
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Red Gods
Lowa Apertion
Flai and Game Committee
Mareh
Lewa
Pane
Hirotgl
George Koouts
Milford Mail
All Our Work Is Guaranteed by Jay Johnston Co
A brief notice proclaims that all work from Jay Johnston Co is guaranteed. The item highlights the firm’s assurance to customers and promises reliable service standards.
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Jay Johnston
iGo
Taft urged to curb sugar trust tariff impact
A nationwide plebiscite from 200,000 grocers and 100,000 American families urges President Taft to reduce duties on raw and refined sugar. They claim over 100 million dollars in yearly savings and argue tariff removal would lower costs for households, farmers, and canning industries. The drive cites exports sales and argues cheaper sugar benefits canning, fruit growers, and wage earners. Community notices promote local events and services in the same issue.
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New York
Taft
White House
Congress
Philippines
Washington
Estherville High School Denies Misconduct Ties to Emmetsburg
Supt Mishler of Fauerville issues a letter defending Estherville High School basketball players from allegedly misconduct by non-students tied to a game. He states the Estherville team behaved gentlemanly, rejects responsibility for outsiders, and disputes the game’s status as a high school contest. He urges the Ammeetaburg papers to publish this reply prominently.
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Mathervile High School
Hatherville High School
Estherville High School
Estherville
Kimmeraburg High School
Ciicus
Hicks
Pastera
Emmetsburg
Emmetsburg High School
Mrswurr
Court Proceedings Review and Adjournments
Two week court session ends with Saturday adjournment. Many cases continued or disposed including forfeit bonds, verdicts for plaintiffs, settlements, and dismissals. Residual actions involve municipalities and divorces. one dealer granted liquor sale permit for medicinal use. a new jeweler advertises engraving.
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State of Towa Va
Francis Cughman
M. Peterson
Rasmussen
Chas. Brant
Marion Mfg. Co
Frank Werts J
Win. Werte
Chas
Mathews
Armetrong
A. KF. Krantz
J. P. Johnson
Geo. A. Stokeson
Joy Horswell
Sarah
Cook
M. A. Robbins
Oscar "Robbins
Mitchell Implement Co
D. E. Studer
BE. OB
Jeniale Scharfenberg
H. Williams
H. E. Klise
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hugo H. Myers
Frank d. King
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Kuppenheimer
Gent
Conyright
Kuppenbe
the Vindicator
Republican
Hithervill, Owa
the Vindicator and Republican CO. Incorporated
Geo. A. Nichols
Congress Marely
O Victal Paper of
Emmet County
Boston
Dalliver
Iymay Una
Behin
Solomon
Anderson Drag
Anteed
Jay Johnston & Co
Skovgaard
Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian League
Cansumara
Sugar Trust
Skovgaard Company
Anderson Drug Co
Waukesha
Buiniet House
Donald Robertson
Carlo Goldoni
William Owen
Marian Red
Rich
Alice
John
Anna ‘Pitus
Ithe Metropolis
Anderson Drug Cow
Wrat Dour
Eyainet House
Supt
Mishler Dantas
Supt. Mishler
Ammeetaburg
Fauerville, Ta
Pat
Emmet House
Company of Players
Anna Titus
Marion Redlich
John Bowers
Metropolitan
Fine Arts Theatre Art Institute
Chicago
Bank of Estherville F. HH
Rhodes, Cashiur
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