Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-24
LITTLE oIIo SOLD In IOWA.

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LITTLE oLio SOLD IN IOWA.
Tho Law seldom violated-Knox.g
vile Inmates Sent Home.
Des Moines, April "a Dairy Commits
sioner Norton declares that the recent
oleomargarine tensation in Pennsylva-
MIA need not alarm the people of Iowa.
He says there ID but very small
amount OF bogus butter sold in Iowa.
and that under the present revenue laws
knowing where 1t Is sold. Last year, ac-
cording to official revenue department
statistics, there was imported to Iowa
10000 pounds OF oleornargarine: the
same year there was made in this state
approximately 90,00Oo0o pounds of regu-
iation butter. Illinois leads in con-
sumption of oleomargarine; no less than
$4,000, 900 pounds were used in that state,
sor about one-fifth of the entire product
of the country. Pennsylvania came Sec
ond with 100000 POUNDS consumed.
and little New Jersey insulted its ten
der stomach to the exte;.t of over 5,OOU.-
900 pounds. Ohio used more than 81
100000 pounds. Massachusetts and Mich
igan 100000 pounds each, and other
states smaller amounts. The total
amount manufactured in the entire!
|country-and not a3little of it is export
ed was about 9O,000,0O0 pounds, or about
the same as the Iowa product of butter.
Mr.. Morton explains that the people in
Iowa need not be fearful, because every
retail dealer in olemargarine is now
compelled to have a federal government
| license, just as is required Of liquor
dealer: aud the method of enforcing the
federal lawa Is such that it is considered
| very bad form to sell without the neces-
sary certificate. Thus the dairy COM
missioner secures list If all persons
holding license to sell oieomargarine,
| land when he located any dealer who is
lsuspected Of selling In violation Of the
law, he Is promptly prosecuted. In
PENNSYLVANIA 1t developed that the re-
| tail dealers We're selling imitation but
tier in violation Of state law, because
| they stood in" with the state Depart
ment which was charged With prevent
ling such things; but Mr.. Norton gives
assurance that he has not been creased
up by the oleo men.
KNOXVILLE INSTITUTION.
\ The board of control will this week
close up the Knoxville institution for the
blind, the funds having been ssnt to
superintendent Culbertson yesterday
with Which to transport the inmates to
their homes. The following inmates will
4 be returned to their respective counties:
Il William Leitgen, Marion county; H.
.Ashby. Louisa county: =. Quilkin, Mar
ion county::L. Schaefer. Jefferson coun-
1.ty; William LAWN. Polk county; H.
Tosh,a Pottawattanie county; j. D.
4 THOMPSON, Marion county: Eva b.
4 Wood. Linn county; A. L. Cooch. Ida
county: w. kerrigan, Marion county;
IN. Connolly, Adair county; j. A. Cress,
4 Linn county; a.. w. Morgan. Madison
county; q. 3. Smith. Marion county;
4 j. Burmeister, Buena Vista county:
Anna Anderson, Boone county: II. Muir
flock, Jasper county; j. Brown. Ma
|haska county; G.. Ingwerson, Woodbury.
|county; j. Workman, Pocahontass coun-
\ ty; NJ. Cullinan. Sioux county: r. n.
4 Landes, Muscatine county; r. A. Post
lima, Marion county; Fl. b. Samuels. Lee
county; w. H. Horrcks. Marion coun-
5|Ity; Katie Dawson, Green county; f.
4 Herman, OsI3rien county: L. Weshons.
4 Marion county: r. W. Nerharen. Ben
5|8ton county; G. S. Dysart. Mahaska
a county; John Garin. Allamakee county
. NJ. keating, Polk county; NJ. Stone
. Marion county: George keenan,. Emmcl
4 county Clara Tillotson, Clinton county
HELP SUGAR SRA1SERS.
Frank A. Wilder. assistant state sc
sIo,ogist Is sending to the mayors of al
. towns a letter Indicating that the sur
u Eey will assist in work looking to locat
4 ing beet sugar factories In this re
tgard a large contribution can be mad,
I and the services Of the department an,
u offered free to all applicants. Prof
z sNFilderis letter says in part:
q The recent legislation granting GER
a tain exemptions from taxation 10 bee
sugar factories in Iowa will dount.ss:
Fl add to the interest already existing IL
the manufacture of sugar. The stat,
geological survey would cheer!uliy of
,Ifer its aid in locating limestones an,
Il determining their fitness for use i,
i connection with the manufacture OF su
gar. If you can place this etter in tn
hands of parties who are investigator,
iIwth reference To beet sugar it may b
: of service to them.
u Testimonial From Old England.
II consider Chambeslain's Cougl
!, Remedy the best in the world for bron
! chitis." says Mr.. William savory, Q
Warrington. England. 1T has save
!, my wife's life, she having been a mar
t tyr to bronchitis for ove.. six years. bt
Il ing most of the time confined 10 he
s. bed. She is now quite WELL 1t is
/ great pleasure to the manufacturers q
!. Chamberlain Cough Remedy to b
t able TO publish testimonials Of thi
I character. They show that great goo
III lis being done, pain and suffering re