Eggs Classification Plan Prompts Board Action
A new plan seeks classification of eggs in cases with the board not scheduling more than a day. Endeavor to place industrial school boys in good homes while farm life is viewed as best.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
2
A new plan seeks classification of eggs in cases with the board not scheduling more than a day. Endeavor to place industrial school boys in good homes while farm life is viewed as best.
Des Moines reports two items. A Democratic gubernatorial candidate predicts a busy fall campaign. Separately at Eldora the Iowa Industrial School outlines a plan to place many homesick boys with farmers statewide, overseen by state agents and structured follow up.
Centerville Iowa date reports Claude R Porter Democratic gubernatorial candidate signals a likely energetic, broad speaking campaign after nomination. The article also profiles Jack Driscoll a former prizefighter born 1852 in New York City who fought across Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska, served in the Spanish American War, and retired from boxing after a crippled hand.
Des Moines Iowa August 15 The state board of railroad commissioners yesterday set September 5 as the date for the next session. The meeting, called to hear a large number of applications for freight classifications, primarily from manufacturing centers of the state, concerns articles previously without classification.
A Bear Grove Iowa man credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble and general debility after two years of suffering. The advertisement claims the remedy treats stomach liver and kidney complaints blood diseases headache dizziness and weakness. Priced at 50 cents and guaranteed by Stewart's drug store.
Al Eldridge arrived home last evening after completing a business visit in Ainsworth and reported productive meetings.
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