Iowa orchards suffer from multiple maladies in July report
Ames, July 28. Iowa agricultural experiment station horticulturists Beach and Greene report Ben Davis and Gano apple trees dying across the state due to cankers blight and multiple weather stresses. They credit prior care and vigor for better recovery, noting young trees recover faster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Ben Davis
Gano
Iowa
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
A. Beach
Laurent Greene
Messrs
Iowa State Treasury Cash Totals Reported
Des Moines reports the Iowa state treasury cash on the first day of the month at 1 983 820 dollars and 55 cents. Endowment bonds belonging to the state college in the treasury totaled 681 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa State Treasury
State College
The Crucifixion Given At Albia
Nuson s oratorio The Crucifixion was presented Tuesday evening at the Christian church by Albia Christian Endeavor union. A chorus of eighty voices from Albia Avery and Hiteman led by Prof. Griffith of Albia performed with a large attentive audience observing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
Nuson
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Union of
Avery
Hiteman
Griffith
Will of Mrs Fannie White Barnes Bequeaths Estate to Organizations
Iowa City July 8 The will of the late Mrs Fannie White Barnes widow of J W Barnes former director of the Iowa City State Bank was filed for probate. It shows she left nearly all her possessions to organizations her home to the Baptist Church and funds to the Elder Daughters of the University the Woman’s Relief Corps and the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Fannie White Barnes
J. W Barnes
Iowa City State Bank
Court House
The
Baptist Church
Elder Daughters of the University
W R. C
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Des Moines Paper Reports Storm Lake Boy Escapes Hospital
14 year old David Stoner from Storm Lake fled Methodist Hospital Des Moines after fearing a foot straightening operation. Surgeons and nurses were in the operating room when he dressed and left quietly, according to the Des Moines report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
David Stoner
Storm Lake
Methodist Hopital
Youthful Robber Confesses to Forgery Ring
Bert Elifritz 18 admits forging numerous checks in Perry and nearby towns after being arrested for passing a signed business man check. He posted $500 bail per forged instrument. Authorities credit his alleged confession with solving the cases and clearing up the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Bert Elifritz
Elifritz
Here
Des Moines debate over showing Moore family tragedy film
In Des Moines on July 8 authorities debated whether moving pictures of the Moore family murder tragedy may be legally shown in Iowa. The discussion focused on legality and possible restrictions in state film exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Moore
Iowa
Attorney General to Rule on Theater Pictures Near Villisca
The attorney general Cosson is expected to issue an opinion soon after several days of consideration. No state law has been found prohibiting the showing of pictures in theatres of towns surrounding Villisca, where the films have been shown for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosson
Villisca
Old Time Camp Meeting Revived at Clear Lake
In Clear Lake the old fashioned camp meeting is revived with plans for a spiritual gathering the last week of July. Dr Welsh of Mason City Congregational Church Dr Hutchins of Britt Methodist Church and Dr Stafford of Cedar Lake Church unite with laymen to build the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Lozier
Rew. Keeler
Welsh
Congregational Church of
Mason City
Hutchins
Methodist Church of
Britt
Stafford
Cedar Lake Church
Fireworks Store Explosion in Des Moines Injures Property
In Des Moines on Thursday afternoon, fireworks exploded when a boy tossed a lit firecracker into the Chase store stock. The blast shattered the storefront and windows blocks away, with about $300 worth of pyrotechnics and additional damage reported. the store has suffered similar losses for three consecutive years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chase
Lehigh & New England Opens Short Anthracite Route
Philadelphia July 8 The Lehigh and New England launched the shortest coal shipment route to New England today piping anthracite from Panther Creek district along a 3% mile line to Campbell Hall then via the New Haven Poughkeepsie route into New England. The move marks a second major challenge to existing competition and follows prior failed independent schemes to build a coal road to tidewater at New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lehigh & New England
New England
Tidewater
New York
Panther Creek
Lehigh
Campbell Hall
New Haven
Poughkeepsie
Pacific Indians Begin Annual Shoot in Eugene
The Pacific Indians opened their annual shoot in Eugene Oregon under President Chingren and Frank Riehl. Prizes consist of purses mainly and expected attendance is set to be larger than previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Chingren
Frank Riehl
Tests Of Sea Temperature Instrument On Mauretania
Cunard Line officials expect wireless reports within days on the frigidometer designed by A. McNab. The device on the Mauretania records sea air temperature changes, lighting an alarm and adjusting to danger levels. The system can be monitored from any ship station or the captain’s cabin aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cunard Line
A. McNab
Mauretania
McNab
Cunard
New York Carnival Opens Under Civic Leadership
New York begins a three month carnival week under the mayor and a committee of notable citizens. Governors from various states will visit and be hosted by the Hotel and Business Men's League of Greater New York. Prominent figures listed include J. P. Morgan Ed Altman Theodore Shonts Ralph Pulitzer W K Vanderbilt Clarence Mackay J B Greenhut Henry Clews George F Baer and George C Boldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hotel and Business Men's League of
Greater New York
J. P. Morgan
Ed Altman
Theodore Shants
Ralph Pulitzer
W. K. Vanderbuilt
Clarence Mackay
J. B. Greenhut
Henry Clews
George F. Baer
George C. Boldt
Absinthe ban moves forward in French Senate amid opposition
Paris July 8 The Senate committee has amended the absinthe abolition bill and action is expected today The government seeks a total ban on the green poison but the Chamber of Deputies is likely to resist with two absinthe bills in consideration The drug’s rise parallels a surge in murders from 396 in 1898 to 940 in 1911
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
New York's Great Carnival Opens for Three Months
Mayor Gaynor launches a grand New York event season as the Hotel and Business Men's League of Greater New York plans three months of visitors drawn from across the western hemisphere. Governors Aviators and children will visit in turn with dinners receptions and talks from national leaders and magnates like J P Morgan Andrew Carnegie and F W Woolworth all participating in the Week of All Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Hotel and Business Men's League of
Greater New York
Western Hemisphere
Gotham
N'Yawk
J. P. Morgan
August Belmont
B. Altman
Andrew Carnegie
W. &. Vanderbuilt
F. W. Woolworth
Eewin Gould
Clarence Mackay
Educators Begin Work in Chicago
The National Educational Association opens in Chicago with President Harry Pratt Judson presiding. Key speakers include Edmund J. James and Charles R. Van Hise on universities, Harvey C. Wiley on public health, and J Russel on the English farmer. Elections for the next president are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Educational Association
Harry Pratt Judson
Chicago University
Carrol G. Pearse
Public Schools of
Milwaukee
Association
Edmund J. James
University of Illinois
Charles R. van Hise
Public Schools
Public Health
Harvey C. Wiley
Er. J. Russel
Rothamsed
Harpenden
England
July Rush as City Dwellers Flee for Leisure Outings
The first week in July draws hundreds of thousands from the city as warm weather fuels picnics and travel. Ferries and railways see record departures while automobiles swarm leading boulevards to suburban resorts. Steamships report crowded passenger lists and hotels remain full, though New Yorkers avoid extended stays at their own hotels.
Youth Interest in Politics Widens Across Parties
The piece notes a growing trend of younger men showing interest in politics beyond faction lines, with greater engagement observed as broader civic issues attract attention from diverse party circles.
Youths named in new political wave stir campaigns
Frank Munsey’s remark on a young man driven third party sparks political activity among fresh faces. The article notes promising young figures in both major parties and socialists like J. G. Graham Stokes, signaling a shift toward higher standards and less bitter clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Munsey
Predielon
Third Movement
Young Morgan
Young Ryan
Roosevelt
J. G. Graham Stokes
Gellett Burgess Impresses in Local Tennis Contests
Gellett Burgess, famed for goops and the purple cow, shows sharp tennis form across nearby courts. Spectators seeking humor find a focused player, as Burgess delivers serious play with the racket, drawing followings and entry listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gellett Burgess
Burgess
Gellett
Hobble Skirts Return As Fall Fashion Spark
In autumn fashion, skirts stay tight and long, hobble onlookers note. Designers warn to favor close lines and modest length while embracing the hobble style. Olver Wendell Holmes and others humorously frame tea and skirts in sharp phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Needle
Olver Wendell Holmes
United States Leads in Typewriter Exports and Production
The United States ships 12 million dollars worth of typewriters in the last fiscal year, eight times 1897. Wealthy diversions aside, many machines go abroad displacing workers at home. Germany, France, and Britain receive the bulk, with note on attractive typists abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sam
Germany
France
England
Britain
Hunters Must Procure License Soon to Hunt
Local authorities urge hunters to visit the county auditor to secure hunting licenses at one dollar. Officials report several hundred licenses expected this month as wardens intensify patrols to enforce gun laws during hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrods
Penultimate Item in the Arrangements
A terse exchange notes there is no link to Peanuts and states the arrangements have no relevance to that subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soon
Snakes Break Through Platform at Gilmer City Event
A platform at Gilmer City's annual ice celebration collapsed trapping snakes below. Men and women jumped from the pit as rescuers pulled them to safety. No serious injuries reported though several women neared nervous collapse during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmer City
Educators Fall on Examinations Across Iowa Counties
Des Moines reports teachers statewide are reviewing examination papers sent to the state superintendent. County superintendents and educators are engaged in the process as the nation awaits results. The work began in June and is expected to take several weeks to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Girls Held in $5 Store Theft Near Perry Iowa
In Perry Iowa July 8 two girls about years old were caught in a shoplifting plot at a local grocery. Clerk C S Swartz set a trap with a marked five dollar bill in the safe. One girl made a purchase then stole the money while others watched. They are held for juvenile court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Inftion
Swartz
Mildred Moor
Bessie Hall
Outlook for Dairy Exhibits Bright at Des Moines Fair
Des Moines reports a strong dairy exhibit season with A. R. Corey, secretary of the board, predicting a better show than before. Many stable owners have written for information and plan to bring their cows to Moines for the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lown Stair
A. R. Corey
Moines
Demand for Iowa Soldier Roster Creates Printing Surge
Adjutant General Logan reports a high demand for the Iowa soldier roster. Ten thousand copies of volumes three and four were printed, with three thousand of each bound. the rest kept as sheets. Now the supply must meet the demand starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral Logan
Iowa
Man Held for Bigamy With Four Wives in Iowa
Mason City report says J. C. Coleman is held on bigamy charges. His third wife accuses him of having four wives, all living, and 8 to 12 children. She places the alleged actions in Oskaloosa, noting multiple spouses and crowded family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
J. C. Coleman
Oskaloosa
Coleman
Isue
Webster City Flower Farmer Fatally Shot Near Bridge
Webster City police probe the July shooting of William Reinhardt a well known local flower farmer who died instantly when a bullet struck him near a bridge. Investigators seek the shooter and follow clues from the crime scene as they work to reveal the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
William Reinhardt
Reinhardt
Perso
Plicg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orgharuists Suffern
Ln Looo
Gano Apple
Treasury
LAD Pears
Lehigh & New Rpyngland
CLAS
Portland
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Armory
Elks
Multonomah Hotel
Brother Elks
California
Court of Honor
Boston
Maryland
Chattanooga
Raleigh
John P. Sullivan
New Orleans
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge Committee
New York’s
Franklin Macveagh
the Treasury
MacVeagh
A. Pratt Andrew
Andrew
U. S
State News
OLSC
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!