Iowa Lawmakers Face Tight Budget for New Grants
Des Moines report details Iowa's biennial budget strain with only about 800 000 to 900 000 available for extraordinary appropriations amid large prior appropriations. It outlines how fixed expenditures are tracked, the impact of speculative income, and the risk of overrun as lawmakers bargain over buildings, land, institutions and bonuses.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Thirty-fifth General Assembly
Citics
Ate
Polk Uuty
Aucus
Enate
Govinor Ia
Republiams
Atkinson
E. L. Moore
Eion
Wapeilo
Temperance
Greater
Iowa Brand Butter Plan Unanimously Approved At Convention
Ames Jan 9 The plan to have a Iowa brand of butter was unanimously approved at the closing session of the buttermakers convention. The move aims to adopt a uniform trade mark and a standardized grading system for butter across producers.
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Ames
Iowa
R. E. Clemons
Burt
Buttermakers' Association
WB. Quarton
Algona
State Dairy Association
W. 8. Barney
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Dean C. FL Curtiss
Prof
M. Mortensen
Iowa State College
G. J. Gudknecht
Owasea
Pape's Cold Compound Advertises Quick Relief
The ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy that clears nasal passages and relieves fever, sore throat, and headache after two to three doses. It claims ceiling benefits with 25 cent price and no substitutions, urging prompt use for grippe misery. Also notes butter branding rules and dairy group actions with officials and officers.
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Pape
Grippe
Waverly Notes From Jan 9 Socials and Sports
Mrs P E Lewton returned from Galena with her mother visiting the Lewtons. Mrs Josephine Knull of Tripoli visited friends. H G Schell and daughter Marion stayed at Oakdale to see Mrs Schell in the sanitarium. W W Saylor went to Des Moines on business. Miss Francis Strubell returned to Waterloo after two weeks with cousin Roge Fosseman. Ruth Minke of Shell Rock visited the Williams home. Mrs L C Kerr and two children visited Waterloo friends. Bertha Shane arrived from Sibley to handle business. Robert James died of pneumonia. funeral at 1730 today. Mrs Dick Bye and Mrs Corlette attended a Rebekah lodge meeting in Sumner. Charles Russell and Farewell family visiting Waterloo. Waverly high school beat Independence 32 to 25 at the gym.
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W. W. Saylor
Des Moines
Francis Strubell
Waterloo
Roge Fosselman
Ruth Minke
Shell Rock
Ed. Williams
L. C. Kerr
Bertha Shane
Sibley
Robert James
Dodd Latimer
Dick Bye
Corlette
Sumner
Rebekah Lodge
Charles’ Russell
Farewell
Katherine
Waverly High School
Independence
Waverly
Waterloo Military Band Benefits Concert and Dance
The Waterloo Military band schedules a concert at 9 pm followed by a dance at Armory hall on Friday Jan 15 1916. Led by G C Crawford the ensemble features fifteen local musicians and aims to fund weekly winter rehearsals. Admission is 49 cents for concert and dance. 25 cents for spectators.
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Waterloo Military Band
Armory Hall
Iowa
G. C. Crawford
Waterloo
Looking Forward With More Hopes Than The Year Behind
Bradstreet's Review surveys 1914 as a year of war induced financial strain and global disruptions. It notes domestic measures from tariff to currency reforms, anti-trust and prohibition shifts, bank resilience, and a cautious path to recovery. It highlights crop yields, Panama Canal progress, and the mixed impact of war on neutral trade, ending with cautious optimism for 1915 amid renewed industrial strength.
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Bradstreet
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Napoleon
Frederick the Great
New Haven
Rock Island
Panama Canal
Altenet
1914
Fraternal Lodge Notices Print Weekly in Courier and Reporter
Fraternities publish upcoming lodge notices each Saturday with copy due Friday by 9 a.m. Royal Neighbors regular meeting in A U W hall Wednesday Jan 13 with initiation and refreshments. Ethlets meet next Saturday 3 pm in Elks hall with picnic supper for husbands. Lady of Victory No 4 title will meet regular session Jan 12 O L V A auditorium with installations. Royal Arch will host joint installations with St Joseph's. Royal Arcanum picnic supper and joint installation. Veterans auxiliary meets Tuesday 2 8 in G A T hall to install officers with Sang of Veterans. Knights of Tather first meeting of year Tuesday evening.
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Maccabees—edar
A. O. U. W. Hall
Poresters—Reguar
Scallan Hall
O. L. VY. Academy
G.I. A
B. of L. EL
Engineer's Hall
A. O. U. W—Howland Lodge
B. M. Jansen
ATI
Courier and Reporter
Royal Neighbors
Elks Hall
Lady of Victory Court
St. Joseph'court
K.af Pohalk
Royal Arcanum
Changes in I C Engineer’s Runs After Retirement
Following En gineer Knowlton’s retirement from the Clipper run between Dubuque and Freeport on Jan 1, there will be a reassignment of central engineers. No official details yet on replacements. Crockett currently runs fast trains 15 and 16 and will likely take Knowlton’s route.
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Knowlton
Dubuque
Freeport
Tlincis Central
Crockett
Jengineer
H.C. Harper
Retirement Triggers Home-Preferred Rail Run Changes
The article notes engineer Knowlton's retirement prompts changes in roster. It lists Freeport based staff and home-night preference, with Nelson W. Friable and O. Fern as possibilities for steady or first extra passenger roles. J. H. Reilly could become first extra passenger engineer, with other adjustments possible to fit the new needs.
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Freeport
Nelson W. Friabie
P. &. Griffin
Crockett
O. Fern
J. H. Reilly
Knowlton
Debates Open Season at Independence High School
Independence holds the first debate of the season in its high school auditorium with Hampton debating Independence on immigration limits via a literacy test. The Independence team includes Herbert Brierly George O'Toole and Harry Christensen. The community also notes honors for Prof Samuel Geiser printed in Who's Who of American Men of Science and a new pastor appointment at St John's church. Mrs Ran McDonald dies in Independence. Prof Arthur Howell joins the high school faculty. merchant R Adams plans retirement January 15 with son Louis Adams taking over the grocery store.
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Independence
Independence High School
Hampton
United States
Herbert Brierly
George O'Toole
Harry Christensen
Samuel M. Geiser
Guilford College
North Carolina
Father W. T. Donohoe
Fairbank
St. John's Church
J. J. Garland
Newell Dwight Hillig
Gedney Opera House
Rnn McDonald
Arthur FP. Howell
Lincoln
Neb
Myrile ¥. Sunderlin
R. Adams
Groieary
Louis Adams
Plans to Travel to California for Winter Exposition
Mrs Raymond, Miss Ivadel Thompson, Mr and Mrs B W Tabor, Mr and Mrs A P Barber, Miss Elizabeth Harber and Mrs J Wright are planning to leave soon for California to spend the winter and attend the exposition.
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California
Raymond
Ivadel Thompson
B. W. Tabor
A. P. Barber
Elizabeth Hare Ber
J. 4. Wright
Holisters Rocky Mountain Tea Health Remedy Ad
A vintage health ad touts Holister Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure aligned with natural healing. It promises to keep bowels and vital organs in good condition and claims broad success over generations, urging druggists to stock tea or tablets at 3 cents per package.
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Nature
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