Infants Die From Paralysis Spread Across Counties
Three deaths in Calhoun county and one in Story county mark a spreading infantile paralysis outbreak. Dr. Noble notes the mild form may be receding, while chickens and flies are implicated in transmission. Quarantine urged, cases rise across more than twenty counties as Rockwell City and Ames-linked efforts intensify.
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Marshalltown
Get
Rhodes
Bearn Story County
Noble
Tate Board of Health
Towa State College
Ames Experiment Station
Elizabeth Wignal
William Wignal
Theodes
Woory Bounty Line
Calhoun County
G. H. Summer
State Board of Health
H. C. Nicholson
Yetter
Walter L. Blerring
The
State University
Rockwell City
General Assembly
Sumner
State Board
Janesville Notes and Local Events Highlight Autumn
The W R C holds its regular meeting October 7 at 2 pm in Masonic Hall. A large turnout attends the Waverly fair and Cedar Falls aviation event. The Janesville Savings Bank repairs fire walls and plans improvements. Mrs. Hand's household auction is October 7 before a move to Minneapolis. Local notable J C Dahlman praises Foley Kidney Pills in a letter to Chicago firm. local sales and police duties noted at the fair. The school is near capacity and may be enlarged.
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Janesville
Masonic Hall
Ladies Sewing Circle
Gov. Rice
Waverly
Savings Bank 5
Frank Hand
Minneapolis
Cedar Falls
RF. A. Schmidt
Will Simpson
John Bruner
Harley Barnard
J. W. Bennett
Marty
Cedar Rapids
RB. F. Bruner
I. E. Prosser
Toronto
United States
Tva
Matt Sperry
James C. Dahlman
Omaha
Jas. C. Dahlman
Dawes Co
Neb
Chadron
Nat'l
Nebraska
Foley & Co
Chicago
J. K. Joder & Son
Atta
Alt
Joder
Brandhorst
Teledo J
Martha Schiefelbien
W. J. Gutknecht
Pike
Jude Howell
Kansas City
W.om. Shank
Mildred
Harry Buchanan
Waterloo
John Gutknecht
Hicks
Trulda Tardy
Hudson Concert
Dike
BE. Shimer
Baby Daugter
Levi Strayer
Will Shimer
Carl Mastain
Sioux City
West Ac
Th. J. Stirling
Cedar Walls
S. B. Gillin
Oil as Locomotive Fuel Gains Railway Attention
The article notes oil replacing coal in U S railways with 21 075 miles of oil fueled lines in 1910 and 24 526 883 barrels used by railroads. It cites cost, handling simplicity and cleaner operation as advantages, plus a $500 locomotive conversion and low storage needs for oil.
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United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
David T. Day
United States
Ocean
Eugene McAuliffe
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