State to Enforce Pure Food Law Prosecutions Soon
State Dairy and Food Commissioner H R Wright announced that after June 1 prosecutions for pure food law violations will be undertaken wherever possible. The new policy tightens enforcement and requires retailers to label foods delivered to customers with exact ingredient percentages after July 4 1906. The bulletin warns retailers and jobbers to purge exempt goods before deadlines and emphasizes consumer awareness of ingredients and protections against harmful additives and color usage.
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Dairy and Food
H. R. Wright
Wright
Audi
Real Estate Transfers From Blake and Associates Listings
Real estate transfers listed include John Blow to P and R A G at Ras M 34 17 18 84 value 4000.00 with Glasgow address. Sarah EK to Orson A Isham includes 34 B100 BI value 4000.00. Kaluoy Realty Co to H A Dunham at 66 Bik 4 Mather Add Hatherville value 1.00. Plepor I to John Bork 8 4 It 58 shows 80 44 Alore. R E Ridley to Roy J Ridley at Allen Add 460 Bik Hatherville.
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Blow
John
Kaluoy
Realty
H. A. Dunham
Mather
Hathervilla MG
Cena
Rene
Plepor
John Bork
Bud
Ridley
R. E
Roy J. Ridley
F. Ki
Allen Add
Advertised Letters Week Ending June 1 07
Miss Carrie Hong Mrs L Holm Romaine Goodell Ed Valden S W Wist G Allen postmaster lists letters for week ending June 1 07 letters remaining at the Romaine Goodell and G Allen offices with standard initialed names and a closing signature of the postmaster.
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Carrie Hong
L. Holm
Romaine Goodell
Valden
S. W. Wist
G. ©. Allen
P. M
National Guard Muster Notice for Co D 66th Infantry
The National Guards unit Co D of the 66th Infantry I N G will muster in on Friday night June 7 at 8 80 at the Court House. Full membership must be present. those absent will be placed on the waiting list and may join only after a discharge frees a spot.
Benefit concert at Presbyterian church by Moore's Harp Orchestra
A Monday night program on June 10 at the Presbyterian church features reader Dillon and vocalist Miss Etta Grant with Moore's Harp Orchestra. Proceeds go to church funds. Tickets 25 cents, available at Adam's Jewelry Store.
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Presbyterian Church
Flossie
Dillon
Etta Grant
Moore
Harp
Adam's Jewelry Store
California Excursions for National Education Association Meet
The Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway offers round trip tickets from June 22 to July 8 1907 to San Francisco and Los Angeles via direct routes with stops allowed. A special through Pullman sleeper train departs St. Paul July 1 for Los Angeles via Fort Dodge Omaha Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City and the New Salt Lake Route. Contacts: A B Cutts Minneapolis. Also Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a tonic and builder for digestion and appetite.
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National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Minneapolis & St. Louis R. KB
San Francisco
Pullman Standard
St. Paul
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
New Salt Lake
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Estherville Class of 07 graduation at Presbyterian church
The Estherville high school class of 07 held closing exercises at the Presbyterian church with music, poetry, and speeches. Walter Cavin delivered a strong address on Inventions, Vera Galloway read a lively class history, and Melville Brown and Emma Nichols contributed musical solos and a class poem. Dr Preston W. Search of Cincinnati gave the main address on Great Ideals, praised for its civic impact.
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Estherville High School
Presbyterian Church
Moore
Walter Cavin
Louise Hobein
Ivera Galloway
Emma Nichols
Naomi Atwood
Miss Atwood
Melville Brown
Lee Brown
Mise Pearl Bemis
Grace Miller
Etta Graaf
A. ©. Droz
B. EB. Hartung
Schol Board
Hartung
Supt. Mishler
State University
Senior year contest awards announced and benediction given
Mr Mishler stated that Grace Miller and Misa Neva Biglow tied for first in the contest and Mildred Stephens and Walter Cavin tied for second. The scholarship goes to the winner who uses it, with the first place winner having preference. Exercises concluded with a benediction by Rev David Porterfield.
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Mishler
Grace Miller
Misa Neva Biglow
Mildred Stephens
Walter Cavin
David Porterfield
Estherville Secures Militia Co Chief Selection
Adjutant General Thrift announced Estherville won the militia company slot for the 66th Regiment filling the Rock Rapids vacancy. The town met all department requirements and an armory was guaranteed. LeMars was the rival. Muster in is Friday at 8:30 PM at the Court House hall.
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Thrift
Estherville
Miliits
66Th
Rock Rapids
Col. Thrift
LeMars
F. J. White
Fatherville
Court House Hall
Paying for Condemned Animals in Iowa Packers Debate
The Cedar Rapids Republican discusses Chicago packers versus commission men over condemned cattle under pure food laws. It argues condemned animals, only fit for grease, shift losses to farmers if buyers limit payment to inspection pass prices. Farmers face incentives to avoid diseased stock while packers prefer to bear no losses, risking lower overall stock prices and responsibility shifting to producers.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chicago
Commission
Packere
Miss Lomena Fahey Hurt In Horse Incident Near Lathrop
Miss Lomena Fahey suffered a broken arm and facial injuries when a buggy overturned after the horse spooked near the F.H. Lathrop residence. Miss Claire Fuller and Miss Bessie Peterson escaped unharmed as the carriage toppled over.
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Lomena Fahey
Claire Fuller
Bessie Peterson
Crosslug
F.H. Lathrop
Misses Fuller
Peterson
Miss Fahey
Marriage of Frank H Allen to Miss Mary Riggles at Grinnell
This afternoon at 4 o'clock in Grinnell the marriage of Frank H. Allen of Estherville to Miss Mary Riggles of Grinnell will take place. Allen is assistant cashier at First National Bank, a respected local businessman. The couple plan to return to Estherville and begin housekeeping at the Albert Mahlum cottage on Lith Street.
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Grinnell
Frank H. Allen
Mary
Riggles
Mr. Allen
Estherville
First National Bank
Mra. Allen
Albert Mahlum
Lith Street
Notable Iowa City commencement marks sixtieth anniversary
The State University of Iowa City plans a landmark commencement from June 10 to June 12 led by Secretary Taft. The event celebrates 60 years since founding with Judge Deemer delivering the main address and remarks by Governor Cummins and university officials. Dean Currier's forty years highlighted. 2072 students enrolled, about 896 degrees to be conferred. special rail fares set for travel to Iowa City.
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The
State University At
Iowa City
Iowa
Taft
State of
State University of Iowa
Capitol
Amos Noyen Currier
Univers Alty
Dean Currier
University
College of Liberal Arts
William Frazer McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
University of Denver
Weather turns to summer as June 1 brings warmth
Abnormally cool and cloudy weather persisted until June 1 when warm, normal-conditions weather arrived. The week averaged eight to ten degrees below normal with heavy rainfall in central areas, though most rainfall was absorbed by dry subsoil. Moisture and sun improved pastures and small grains. corn progress is fair but uneven due to severe conditions and a likely increase in planting.
Veterans Memorial Observance And Logan's 1868 Order
The piece reflects on aging Civil War veterans and the annual gravesite decoration tradition. It cites Gen John A Logan's May 1868 order designating May 30 as a day to decorate fallen soldiers graves and urges reverent remembrance to sustain the custom as veterans pass away. It emphasizes memory, gratitude, and civilian support for the sacred observance.
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John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
D. C
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