Graft Controversy Over Foot and Mouth Quarantine Reaches Iowa
Des Moines reports a legislative clash over foot and mouth disease quarantine rules. The Senate and House propose amending federal regulations to shrink the quarantine from five to three miles and maintain armed guards, amid cost concerns and debate on enforcement. The measures originate with Greey of Clinton and Ingwersen Tucker of Clinton.
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Des Moines
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Senate
Greey
Cli
Federal Board of Anime Health
Committee On Agriculture
Freeland
Stuart's Calcium Wafers Promise Clear Skin Fast
An advertisement extols Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a quick remedy for pimples and blemishes by cleansing the blood. It claims rapid improvements, notes the product removes impurities, and cites testimonials about brighter complexions and purer skin in days.
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Stuart
State Judicial Pay Bills Face Big Costs and Expanded Powers
The Kimbuall measure would require the state to cover travel costs for judges and shorthand reporters, estimated at 60 judges and thousands in lodging and rail fare, plus reporter pay. Senate moves expand the railroad commission’s duties toward utilities, aiming to curb bank funding for insiders and give the body broader oversight, while not yet funding pay increases.
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Iowa Railroad cm
Utilities Commission
May Not Open Iowa Building
A rural resident says Iowa may not open its building at the Pacific Exposition as legislators debate a $75,000 to $125,000 appropriation. Waterloo raised about $70,000 with business leaders in other cities contributing to the project. If the General Assembly does not act before February 20, the opening day, the Town Hall building site may be closed.
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Iowa
Waterloo
San Francisco
General Assembly
Sear Murderer Refuses Talk From Hospital Silence
Town City February 6 Ray Carlson the Grand Center man who attacked his mother then attempted death by his own action and was brought to the university hospital for treatment is believed to be out of danger. Prison still silent and refuses to comment on general matters. Conversation consists of yes and no to simple questions.
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Town City
Ray Carlson
Grands Center
University Hospital
Interurban Timecard Changes for Cedar Rapids Line
Officials prepare a new schedule for the interurban system around February 15 with possible delays. New steel cars tested on the Waverly line shown satisfactory. thru trains planned Waverly to Cedar Rapids and more frequent Waterlooo to Cedar Rapids service. Parlor cars to operate, higher voltage equipment being readied, and storm tests show line stable.
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W. O. Givent
Pathhy User
Waverly
Warriy
Cedar Rapids
Given
Waterloo
Rock Island
United States
Allho
Special convocation for past master's degree in Tabernacle 32
Tabernacle chapter No 32 R A M holds a special convocation Friday at 7 36 PM for work on the past master's degree old form. All members and visiting companions invited.
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Tabernacle Chapter
R.A. M
Dairying Aids Soil Fertility Says Iowa Lecture
A talk by Iowa dairy train speakers argues that dairy farming preserves and increases soil fertility. It contrasts grain selling with feeding to dairy cows, showing high fertility value in butterfat and long-term soil health benefits. It cites European farm transitions and rising land values to urge crop rotation and manure return for prosperity.
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North Sea
Jersey
Guernsey Islands
Bakers in Sioux City Face Short Weight Charges
Sioux City bakers Henry Metz William Maxemner Solomon Kroloff and Harry Lartowich were arraigned in police court on charges of selling bread under weight and lacking proper labeling. Inf ormations filed by Dan Dineen, weights and measures inspector, cite city ordinance enforcement at the mayor’s request. John Stecker represents the defendants. continuance requested as Metz serves on the board of supervisors.
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Henry Metz
William Maxemner
Solomon Kroloff
Harry Lartowich
Dan Dineen
Dineen
Smith
John Stecker
Metz
Board of Supervisors
Vinol advertised as remedy for chronic coughs
Mrs H H Carlisle declares a hard chronic cough left her weak and run down. After trying various medicines she used Vinol a cod liver and iron tonic and regained health. Wangler Bros Co and C J Miller druggists advertise the product in Waterloo Iowa and other stores.
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Unio
H. H. Carlisle
Vinci
Wangler Bros. Co
C. J. Miller
Waterloo
Mrs Cha fetts Van Horn Bailed at Mason City
Mrs Cha fetts Van Horn released on 7500 bail in Mason City after imprisonment of Chet Van Horn. Bail furnished by her father Mik Callahan and brother Ralph Callahan. She had earlier posted bond in Des Moines and then returned to the city after bond revocation. Sheriff Marsh supervised the return.
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Chafetts van Horn
Chet van Horn
Mik Callahan
Ralph Callahan
van Horn
Des Moines
Marsh
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