Tobacco Prohibition Law Expands to All Schools
State law now applies to common schools and county high schools prohibiting tobacco use by any student. Amendments require boards of education to enforce the ban on school grounds and near school buildings with possible expulsion or suspension for violators. Officials say the measure also covers streets, alleys, and homes, aligning with stricter penalties for underage smoking.
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Board of Suboeation
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GENERAL MARKETS SUMMARY FROM CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Markets show unsettled conditions with possible rain in the north and little change in the south. Wheat quotes rise on higher exports. Russian offerings light, French favorable. Australian selling and northwest weather support gains. Corn weakens as Nebraska delays planting. oats respond to demand from major houses. Hog supplies weaken the provisions market with early sales lower. Living stock sees fewer bidding rooms, cattle quality flat, sheep and lambs down slightly.
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Australia
Hain
Nebraska
Jon Denand
Chicago Stock Yards Market Report Distilled
Chicago December 4 report shows hog prices opening lower and closing steady with mixed and light offerings. Cattle market opens steady to firm with Texas and Western steers strong, cows and calves steady to firm. Sheep market opens strong then weak, with yearlings and western lambs showing varied ranges. Receipts list hogs 7,000 cattle 13,000 sheep 18,000.
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Union Stock Yards
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Grain market lunch notes from Chicago and rail markets
Readable fragments show Chicago Grain Market quotations for Wheat and Corn with various contract months and price ranges. Distinct entries list No. 2 red and No. 2 white wheats, No. 4 corn, oats and Winnipeg and St Louis futures, with Dec and May positions and bids.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Mays
Winnipeg
Ascalon Commandery Knights Templar To Meet For Inspection
The Ascalon Commandery Knights Templar will hold a special conclusave meeting Friday evening for the annual inspection. A full membership is requested and a chicken pie supper will follow the inspection. visiting Sir is cordially invited.
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Ascalon
Knights Templar
Exchequers of Ruralites Full Exchequers of Ruralites Full
Chicagoan finds Iowa agriculturists prospering and well to do, challenging the idea of a tight money market. R J Hamilton reports farmers in Boone show little concern for money constriction while urban residents cry for funds. He notes municipalities in the middle west face finance troubles as winter plans form.
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Middle West
Iowa
Wiseacre
R. J. Hamilton
Chicago
Southern
Boone
Mr. Hamilton
Florida
California
Red Cross Seal Sale Begins in Local Stores
Thirty thousand Red Cross seals arrive for sale at a penny each. Merchants including Paul Davis Dry Goods, J K Joder's, Henderson's, James Black's, Bure Ares, Cool Ladies, and Schunemann's drug stores participate with Mrs BE Johnson coordinating additional sellers. Proceeds fund wartime tuberculosis relief.
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Red Cross
Paul Davis Dry Good Co
J. K. Joder
Henderson’s
James Black
Bure
Ares
Cool Ladies
Schunemann
BE. J. Johnson
Trade school to open in Waterloo in two weeks
Iowa's main trade school, moved by Prof C H Johnson and Prof K B Shortess from Ames, will launch in Waterloo within two weeks after a $20 000 appropriation was approved. Organizers plan talks for workers and boys, enrollments after meetings, and courses in shop mathematics shop drawing gas engine manufacture and related trades.
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Iowa
C. H. Johnson
K. 8. Shortess
Ames
Waterloo
State Engineering Extension Department
Floods Reach San Antonio Inundate City Homes
Floods driven thousands from homes as the San Antonio river rose and flooded neighborhoods. Rescue parties moved marooned residents to safety while property damage mounted and no lives were reported lost.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Evening Classes At Local Trade School Limited
All classes at the local trade school will be held in the evening. One branch of study will be given up on one evening. Classes may meet in the high school or the library. Prof. Johnson will supervise all classes with support from Ames college. He has been active in industrial work at River Falls Normal School in Wisconsin.
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Johnson
Ames College
River Fails
Wis
Central Labor Body postpones temple build seeks new site
The Central Labor body halted building operations citing hostile business sentiment. Secretary Wm Moore announced the committee will suspend investigations of sites and costs, delaying construction until next summer while seeking a new location.
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Cental Labor Body
Wm. Moore
Central Labor Body
Labor Temple
Luther League Program Delights East High Audience
Fully 175 persons attended last evening’s program in the auditorium of the East High Manual Training School under the Luther League of the First Lutheran Church. Nine numbers showcased student preparation. The third item My Wife's Relations was an English dialogue without a cast. The fifth, a German dialogue, featured six characters and drew praise. A minister's Mistake was the eighth number. Three amateur comedians acted well, amusing the audience.
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East High Manual Training School
Luther League of the First Lutheran Church
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