State Fair Attendance and Finances in 1914
Des Moines dispatch notes the 1914 Iowa state fair drew fewer visitors than hoped, but finances remained sound with receipts covering running expenses and floating debts. Causes cited include a farm downturn, European war effects, automobile growth, and Monday night rain. Rail competition and limited legislative funding also factor into future plans.
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Cameron
Iowa
Picture agent fined after disorderly conduct plea
Trainor was arrested Friday on a charge of disturbing the public quiet and pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Police Judge Meyers but was found guilty and fined 36. He assaulted Mrs. A. Mulray at 511 Dane Street. Trainor is a solicitor for a picture concern. The city test ad mentions Montana and Waho.
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Towa City
Ira J. Alder
Major Alder
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
Dan W. Egbert
Egbert
Justice Ewing
Alder
Julia Alder
BR. Trainor
Meyers
Trainor
A. Mulray
Dane Street
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