Cure for Foot and Mouth Disease Divides Germany
Berlin reports Prof. Ludwig Brieger and assistant K M Krause claim typosafren, a saffron derivative, cures foot and mouth disease in cattle. Government scrutiny rises as Reichstag members seek investigation and potential distribution at cost. Also noted: Northwestern Iron and Steel Co operative buys 220 acre farm near Berlin to aid factory accident victims with free care and future farm colony plans.
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Berlin
Germany
Ludwig Brieger
K. M. Krause
Reichstag
Brieger
Cattse
Tron & Steel Co: Operative Association
Expedition 10 Antarctic Land Expedition plans revealed
London February 28 The Discovery, used by Scott, is chartered for the British Antarctic Expedition commanded by Foster Stackhouse. The aim is to map King Edward VII land Graham land and the polar coast, determine insularity of Graham land, reach the pole, and study harbors and whaling grounds with 24 crew.
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London
Capra Scott
Foster Stackhouse
Stackhouse
Iceland
Pole
King Edward Vil Land
Antarctic Circle
Graham Land
King Edward VII
Coates Land
Enderby Land
Kemp Land
Atlantic
Fisehner
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Weddell Sea
Indus
Faulkland Islands
Jtient
A. EB
Royal Navy
Wil
Discovery
Richard MH. Gartt
Indian Marine
R. Beatty
David Beatty
Chinf Patte
Williams to attend Ruth Underhill funeral amid mystery
Attorney J. E. Williams and his wife plan to travel tonight to Chey. Don, Ta., for the funeral of Ruth Underhill a nurse for the Williams family who died suddenly yesterday morning at the Des Moines Methodist hospital. The cause is unclear with gastritis proposed but a post mortem may be held. the couple may stay in Ocheredan until the mystery is resolved.
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J. BE. Williams
Chey
Don
Ruth Underhill
Mr. Williams
Methodist Tal
Des Moines
Pied Piper in City and Rest of Hamlin Lures Trouble
Readable lines describe LD Bennett, Civil War veteran, drawing animosity from police and gaining tickets. Remi’s bar scene ends in a flatter note. Rev TW Ress notes his labor bureau aiding colored people with men and women waiting for help, signaling ongoing social outreach and community concern.
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Pied Piner
Hamlin
Bennett
Remi
Capt. Wagner
TW. Ress
A.ml BL Vehured
Labar
Jlvast A Dagen
Hthem
Rector Silent On Ticket As Labor Vote Looms
Rector refuses to comment on his campaign or probable ticket lineup amid questions about withdrawals and debates. He says he has nothing to fear from organized labor and notes past support for municipal waterworks, with ticket details nearly set and announcement timing to be announced when ready.
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Allence
Idotu Kh
Frevtor
Lore Alford
Alford
Mr. Rector
Rerter
Thompson
Rector
Progressives in Black Hawk County design full county ticket
The Black Hawk County Progressive party central committee decided to field a full county ticket this fall. Several candidates are secured and another meeting will set further arrangements with attorney Jones St Barr’s offices. Carleton Sing resigns as county chairman after Wildebrand’s death. Rasher endorsed for United States senator with a committee to urge his candidacy.
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Black Hawk County
Progressives
Jones St. Barr
Barr
Carleton Sing
TL Wildebrand
S. Tt
Rasher
United States
Basher
Tives Corner Store Shows Fresh Spring Attractiveness
The corner shop at Commerncal and Bridge streets unveils refurnished display windows and a reconfigured layout with new spring stock. Store owners express optimism about brighter, more appealing storefronts and a positive outlook for spring and summer sales.
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He Eit
Commerncal
Bridge Streeis
City in Brief Duplicate Lens Breaks
Swisher visits Excelsior Springs for an over Sunday foray while George Waterman returns from Chicago. An orchestra entertained at Brandon Iowa, and business trips take several residents away over Sunday. Virgil Blackledge moves his office to the eighth floor of the Black Hawk bank building. Mr and Mrs J G Ralston plan two weeks in Davenport and Reynolds. A suit for 140 dollars is filed over a restaurant contract at 216 Multan Avenue West. The study section meets in Hudson with Professors Jayudh and Vause from the State Teachers College. O C Perrin learns his banker brother O C Perrin is recovering from four weeks of illness. Rev Mr Jayne visits town with plans to help build a new church and consult with local architects.
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A. J. Schmolt
Brandon
W. A. Covell
Janesville
Wis
Virgil Blackledge
Black Hawk National Bank
R. K. Miller
N. S. Smith
Multan J Avenue West
Hudson
A. Jayudh
Vause
State Teachers’ College
Jayne
Rockford
William Spry
Motion for a new trial in McCaskill manslaughter case
Arguments for a new trial were presented this afternoon before Judge Mullan in the Jefferson T. McCaskill manslaughter case. McCaskill, accompanied by his Rock Island brother, faces possible eight year penitentiary if the motion is overruled and plans to appeal to the supreme court. The previous appeal led to a superior court reversal and retrial resulting in a second conviction.
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Mullan
Jefferson T. McCaskill
McCaskill
Rock Island
Supreme Court
Wounded Man Ic Growing Weaker In Waterloo
The victim, about 27, was pulseless when first reached by a physician at the gallery. He revived at the hospital after the bullet entered the base of the heart, was deflected by a rib, and narrowly missed the aorta, puncturing the lungs. X ray then taken as he was too weak earlier. Fred Ranville of Wahalla, North Dakota, is the patient seeking contact with relatives.
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Fred Ranville
Wahalla
N. D
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Defeats West High in Slow Still Game
Cedar Rapids defeated West Waterloo 21 to 11 as both teams showed poor condition from overtraining. Yuill and Wass led Cedar Rapids with several baskets while Cotter and Walker led West Waterloo. Referee Armstrong, game duration 20 minutes per period. no major injuries reported.
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Cedar Rounds
West Waterloo
Yuill
Cotter
Waterloo
Tincup
Cedar Rapids
Wass
Lidfele
White
Kremers
Walker
Rover
Chipman
Ouiga County Game Preserve to Open in Louisa County
State Game Warden E C Hinshaw plans a 2000 acre game preserve in Louisa County leasing a 2000 acre strip in Marshall township for five years. Farmers grant right to use land with restrictions, forbidding hunting except for squirrels rabbits crows and hawks. Preserve site known as a natural breeding ground. nearly the state’s last wild turkeys were killed there.
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Wapello
E. C. Hinshaw
Louisa County
Albert
Dariel Tubbs
Marshall Township
Pastor Dorgan Still Awaited By Local First Baptist
Officials of the First Baptist church delayed in confirming Dr. W. L. Dorgan of Jacksonville Texas as their pastor, awaiting word on his acceptance. Dorgan, who has preached here twice, trained at the Rochester Theological Seminary and has led several charges, though currently without a church.
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First Baptist Church
W. L. Dorgan
Jacksonville
Dorgan
Theological
Rochester
N. Y
Market Potatoes Price War Becomes Lesson in Marketing
In a public market a farmer contrasts two potato wagons with a shopper. One seller cites 90 cents a bushel, while the other touts quality and strategy, promising fewer peels and better sorting, earning a sale of three bags. Also noted are local health and warehouse firm updates.
Young Woman Lois Thurber Dies at Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Lois Thurber died at noon after a three week pneumonia illness at Presbyterian Hospital. She was about 40, daughter of early Black Hawk county settlers, lived with her brother Richard on La Porte road, attended First Methodist Church, and had no surviving relatives besides her brother. Her remains were placed in O Keefe Towne parlors for funeral plans.
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Lois Thurber
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Thurber
Richard
la Porte Road
Jonathan Thurber
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
First Methodist Church
O'Keefe & Towne Undertaking
Stratford man jailed a year for murderous assault
Webster City Iowa February 28 H E Spurlock of Stratford was sentenced by Judge Wright to one year in the penitentiary for a murderous assault on his wife with a knife. The blade failed to strike vital organs thanks to her corset stays. The couple
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Spurlock
Stratford
Webster City
H. E. Spurlock
Wright
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