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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
6
Gouvernorial delegation in Muscatine engages belligerents over miner telephones after duty, aiming to calm unrest in local coal mines. Officials push for orderly lines and safe operation amid tensions.
In Muscatine Governor Carroll met with manufacturers and the button workers union to learn each side’s demands and seek a settlement. He planned to stay in the city at least through yesterday and indicated he might present a proposal soon.
Des Moines Iowa April 27 Tele phones in coal mines will be required after July 4 under the Clarkson law the governor plans to stay The law requires a telephone in every room within 3000 feet of the shaft for miner communication in emergencies Three mine inspectors met with the governor on Saturday to discuss the provisions and prior to July 4 he must reappoint inspectors for four year terms.
Davenport April 27 hearing on injunctions brought by interstate express companies against the Iowa railroad commission was continued by Judge Smith McPherson. The trial is set for the next term at Des Moines.
Fairfield report tracks Carl W. Morburg being elected auditor of Jefferson county then displaced and restored to the post. The sequence suggests he will likely remain out of office for several months before a possible returns or reassessment.
The ad promotes Rose Dale Fruits with 20c price and claim of superior quality versus competitors. It notes a broad range of berries and other fruits at wholesale rates, inviting customers to visit and save money while receiving a money back guarantee on all items.
The Jefferson County auditorship battle continues as Moburg, elected on the Democratic ticket in November, faces Burkhart’s successful contest. Moburg took office but Burkhart appealed, and the district court ruled for Burkhart, who then filed for Supreme Court review.
At Atlantic Iowa on April 27 stockholders and directors of the Ath tle Northern and Southern road discussed a petition to Judge Green to postpone receivership. A group including the Daniels of Council Bluffs pledged 175000 cash for farmers notes with interest to clear liens and permit bond issuance. An expert estimated the road's property value at about 1 166 000 for fifty five miles from Kimballton to Willisea with potential bond sales of 600000 to 600000.
In Marshalltown on April 29 more than two car loads of fish were collected from Riverside cemetery artificial lake and moved to the town river. Many large game fish were placed in the river while carp and buffalo were destroyed.
District court action by the county attorney seeks permanent injunctions against nine Ottumwa saloons following the Moon law ruling. Two saloons closed this morning. seven remain open claiming permits secured before April 15 1900 when the law took effect.
Farmers owning land along Storm Lake ask the county board of supervisors to lower the outlet dam eight to ten inches to aid drainage of their farms. The proposal would cause a substantial water level drop. It is expected the supervisors will refer the matter to the state for decision.
Des Moines the Mormon choir of Salt Lake City with 500 voices is negotiating a Des Moines date this spring. The group plans stops in Omaha Denver New York and other cities and has asked Coliseum manager John Evans for a Des Moines appearance.
Local poultry fanciers in Fairfield express enthusiasm for the Southern Iowa Poultry show planned for the first week in December. Organizers aim to make it a regional event drawing Jefferson county raisers and nearby cities to boost participation and success.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound marketed for children is claimed safe and effective with no opiates or harmful drugs. The genuine product is sold in a yellow package and available at all druggists.
For sale a fine modern home on a premier Washington street corner. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect in person rather than rely on others. Contact George Peck at phone 6511 in Washington Iowa.
Gottehtly tells Quackenbos a tale of Totkins a young medical graduate who becomes a veterinary doctor after a dying horse and a persuasive young woman. A toppled salt barrel supposedly revives the horse and leads Totkins to marry the girl and become a successful practitioner.
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