Fourth Annual Meeting of the Central Town Osteopathic Association
Des Moines reports the secretary of state plans a new Official Register feature. It will list faculty members and officers of Iowa colleges, plus details on governance, endowments, courses, degrees, and yearly attendance for about forty colleges. Authorities expect cooperation and cite the move as a first for statewide college data.
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The
Central Town Osteopathic Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Osteopathic association meeting at Webster City
The Iowa Osteopathic association gathered in Webster City with forty to fifty osteopaths in attendance. A banquet at the Wilson hotel honored members. County participation reached about two dozen. The program included talks on obstetrics placenta previa obstetrical experiences auto intoxication insanity and practice progress with a round table on best cases and emergencies and closing remarks by Dr. S. B. Miller.
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Webster City
Iowa
Central Iowa Osteopathic Association
Wilson Hotel
Drs. Pysart
Lysart
Laura Moore- Dysart
Frances Stewart
Ames
Nettie Olds Haight
Des Moines
A. M. Bibbits
Grinnell
R.S. Dysart
Transfer of R P O service to Oskaloosa Iowa
The post office received notice that Henry D. Criswell of the R P O service will transfer from Albert Lea and Albia to Oskaloosa. The new R P O will operate between Oskaloosa and Columbus Junction on Rock Island trains 49 and 50, with morning eastbound and evening return service once car equipment is ready. The change is expected to aid business along the line.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Henry D. Criswell
Albert Lea
Albia
Columbus Junction
Rock Island
Mr. Criswell
Price of Wife, $500 in Des Moines Nuptial Contract
In Des Moines a pre-nuptial contract fixes the price of a wife at 500 dollars. The agreement between S. Caster of Des Moines and Mrs Sterne Chalken of Omaha waives all claims to his property or estate upon death except the 500 dollar payment.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Frank Dodson
S. Caster
Sterne Chalken
Omaha
Nebr
Couple Granted Marriage License Amid Royal Plea in Agreement
The groom agrees to pay in consideration she marry him and live as his wife until his death, waiving any claim to her property. The couple received a marriage license from the clerk yesterday.
New Burlington Washington mail train to start January 2
The Fox branch train leaving Burlington at 4 10 daily will begin service Tuesday January 2. Charles F Brodigum moves from Burlington-Des Moines to this run with a substitute until regular appointment. Afternoon delivery will reach Latty Sperry Mediapolis Yarmouth Roscoe Winfield Crawfordsville Wyman and Washington with the morning return mail linking to fast Burlington trains. The mail volume is expected small but local convenience will be substantial.
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Burlington
Iowa
Burlington- Washington
Charles F. Brodigum
Burlington-Des Moines
Latty
Sperry
Mediapolis
Yarmouth
Roscoe
Winfield
Crawfordsville
Wyman
Washington
High School Football Debate Shapes Iowa Teachers Association
In Des Moines the State Teachers Association session draws 1480 attendees the largest gathering. Prof John A Biggs of Washington High backs football in high schools arguing it boosts school spirit and grades while urging rule changes to curb brutality. his stance is widely endorsed by delegates statewide.
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State Teachers’ Association
Les Moines
Des Moines
John A. Biggs
S. K. Stevenson
Iowa City
Washington High School
Biggs
Adams Family Surprise Gift On Christmas Day
The Adams family staged a special Christmas gathering at their mother's Washington home with thirty five in attendance. Al Adams, living in Idaho, uncovered a gold signet ring gifted by siblings at dinner. Sam Shrader notes the scene as unusually lopsided by missing two relatives. A Washington guest visiting Keota faced a loud night alarm after a K P night in Castle Hall.
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Adams
al Adams
Washington
Idaho
Sam Shrader
Keota
K. P
Castle Hall
A. A
Eagle
Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Promised Fast Relief
Pains in the stomach and sudden colic attacks demand immediate relief and no doctor is needed when Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy is on hand. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy, Cook and Sherman.
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Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
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