Sunday State News Highlights From Iowa
A special train carried hundreds from Tabherville to Buffalo Center for a 1 0 ball game won by Buffalo Center. A prominent Buffalo Center citizen says betting on baseball nets over 5000 dollars and urges a law to criminalize it. The Merle Way road from Des Moines to Camp Dodge remains sturdy after three years with light upkeep. Voting machines are costly for rural areas, not worth the expense. Salvation Army units aid locating missing persons across states. Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota grocers clash with federal regulators over alleged unfair competition. Emanuel Stavroulakis, decorated for heroism in France, receives honors in Des Moines. The wrong George Schilling is identified. remains relocated to Lyon county. Rural districts seek teachers with wages 75 to 125 dollars monthly. fewer candidates today. Aliens receive naturalization aid from government agents. Sae county leads in auto ownership with 4,427 registered and 74,906 in taxes. Fort Des Moines to host Fourteenth Cavalry relocation from the Mexican border. 1,000 horsemen expected.
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Coschee
Hogerare
Tabherville
Buffalo Center
Ratherville
Friends of Baseball
State Highway Commission
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Dickson fined for war time remarks in Des Moines court
Elmer EF Dickson of Davis County was fined 5000 in Des Moines by Judge Wade after a federal trial for patriotic utterances during the war. The case drew wide attention as prosecutors said he made uncomplimentary remarks about local war work. The article also covers Camp Dodge and other state wartime memories and local notes.
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Elmer EF. Dickson
Davis County
Otuimiwa
Desy Moines
Wade
Zere
Dicksons
Estherville Coal Mine Rumor Prompts Local Interest
A fragment notes a coal mine suspected beneath Estherville with a proposed shaft cost of about $2000. It mentions Estherville hall team beating Fort Dodge nine by 2 to 6 and references a northern resident whose husband retrieved her in the morning. A campus catalog from Man-kato Commercial College is urged.
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Estherville Hall
Fast Fort Dodge
Estherville
Suicidal Tendencies Across Social Classes Noted
Records indicate that the likelihood of death by self-inflicted action is higher among the educated and wealthy than among the poorer and middle classes, reflecting broad social patterns without sensational detail.
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Eaid
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Gertie Stoddart
Mason City
G. A. Nichols
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Chas. Barber
Tom Patton
Sherburn
Chas. Root
Windom
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Ottos
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East Side Square
Mankato Commercial College
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