Bill to Relieve Women of Jury Service Smolders in Iowa
Des Moines, Jan 25. Senate judiciary committee delays report on the Cessna bill to excuse women from jury service. Opponents argue no need since current law allows relief with cause and judges often exempt women. A subcommittee was named to study election board staffing as women vote, potentially doubling board size. Early talk of large state appropriation bills to fund institutions and education. Mantz introduces a memorial buildings approval bill by the state historical department.
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Des Moines
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Anderson
Greene
Mantz
Audubon
Fulton
Jefferson
Iowa Senate
House
Bradley
Poweshiek
Senate
Rainbow
Black Hawk
Board of Control
Audubon Couniry
Hooch Causes Dizzy Dream Panic in Cascade Society Yard
Cascade Georgia January 25 residents heard three screams from a prominent family yard. A society woman told how a friend, after a night of drinking, dreamed a cow sized squirrel chased her, she crawled out a window, hung from an elm, and screamed as feet slipped. The incident stirred the neighborhood.
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Cascade
Servant Sues After 29 Years of Service in Ill. Household
Nevada reports Sala, a 29 year household servant, cast off after sudden illness. In Cambridge Iowa, guardians of widow Barbara Tesbahl filed suit for $10,000 in district court, claiming Sala began work at 16 for bare board and old clothes, and was forced to move to her sister's home when she fell ill at 45.
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Nevada
Sala
Terry Bauge
Cambridge
Barbara P. Tesbahl
Sioux City Bonding Company Insolvent
Sioux City Iowa January 25. Following alleged findings by Insurance Commissioner Savage that American Bonding and Casualty Co a Sioux City firm is solvent Judge George Jepson appointed Frank S Wilder and Alfred Morton as receivers on Ben J Gibson attorney general Iowa’s petition says the receivers must dissolve the corporation and wind up its affairs each posting a 100000 bond.
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Sioux City
A. C. Savage
Insurance Commissioners
American Bonding & Casualty Co
George Jepson
Ben J. Gibson
Iowa
Frank S. Wilder
Alfred Morton
Gibson
Fletcher
Com
Florida a Mistake From Creation to Hades Blueprint
The speaker laments Florida as a failed project mixing divine plans with earthly schemes. He compares Montana to a Babylonian garden in contrast to Florida's semitropical flaws and warns of a volatile climate. He notes President-elect Harding at St. Augustine and Cocoanut Grove near the boiling point of crisis with malaria germs spreading.
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Florida
Hades
Shepherd
Montana
Babylon
Harding
St. Augustine
Insurance firm faces receivership amid insolvency findings
Mr Savage reported to the attorney general that the company’s assets are reduced and liabilities exceed more than 20 percent of paid capital, leaving the firm insolvent with no funds to meet obligations. The business began Jan 1 1917 with 500000 capital, later raised to 724000 and 887560, then reduced by amendments to 150000 and finally to 500000. Further impairment reportedly lowered assets to 368000 with a $33000 capital stock impairment.
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Pany
Savage
Cough
Sheepherder Fears for President in Florida
A Montana sheepherder wintering near Cocoanut Grove Florida passed through Ta Fertile on his way west. He expressed a desire to return to his band on the Bear Paws in Montana, wary of Florida's warmth and unfamiliar surroundings.
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Fertile
Montana
Cocoanut Grove
Florida
Oper Plains
Ponce de Leon
Milks Emulsion touted as cure for cough and weakness
An advertisement claims Milks Emulsion restores health and weight, citing a Tennessee man who supposedly gained 60 pounds after three bottles. It promises better digestion, appetite, and bowel action, and offers a six bottle guarantee with refunds. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Wm. Gilton
R. If. D. No
Chuckey
Tenn
Gilton
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Rainbow Greenhouses Announces New Operation by Frost
Rainbow Greenhouses now operates under William Frost, replacing the former Galloway Greenhouses. The plant seller offers reliable service and low prices for pot plants, cut flowers, and nursery stock, serving wholesale and retail customers.
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Rainbow Greenhouses
Galloway Greenhouses
Wiliam Frost
Intelligent Buying For The Home Advertising Pays The Advertiser And Consumer Equally
The article urges intelligent home buying through newspaper advertisements. Reading ads informs on new and good values, helps plan expenditures, and often guarantees dependable goods. It argues advertising benefits both shoppers and merchants by increasing sales and lowering prices.
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Victor
Rachmaninoffs
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, New Jersey
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Camden, N. J
Ee Ace
American Radiator Company
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Chicago, IL
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Fortland
Pre Albany
Syracuse
Rochester
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