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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1911
Page
4
The Cedar Rapids Republican reports officials astonished by the vast extent of the vitality order and the impact on local business. Citizens fear bitter hurt, towers and streets affected, urging consultation with local sellers and boards to discuss keeping profits in Iowa as stores struggle with slow sales and rising costs.
State game management issues order to locate quail copies, feed them during severe weather, and provide artificial shelter. Expenses paid from the state license fund. Notify local game warden if quail are on premises for prompt care.
The text shows Iowa farmers opposing a Canadian reciprocity treaty and backing Senator Cummins as a longtime advocate. It notes legislators seeking pay increases from 50 to 1000 dollars per session, and comments on weather and fruit buds. The snippet also mentions political misgivings and general frost effects.
Farmers Institute and Short Course announce a forthcoming event next week with demonstrations on dairy and market haulage. C Ward King and Van Pelt of Waterloo join to illustrate dairying and storage for farmers. The short course runs Monday through the week, aims to raise state funds, and seeks larger attendance at Ames with reports of strong interest from Mistherville and Missouri contacts.
An article details plans for a regional institute with eleven hundred dollars in premiums for grains vegetables butter cooking sewing and best class work in agriculture and domestic science. Tickets for the week are priced, with lectures from 4 to 5 30 p m and a family premium for enrolling many students, all amid committee efforts to boost attendance and success.
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