Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-02
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
Board Would Tour State With
Experts Of National Repute
DR.. WILEY WILL BE INVITED
Health Board Is Planning a Special
Train, Carrying Number Of Elk
perts of National Reputation,
to Teach Health Measures.

Des Moines.--National sanitarians,
food experts and animal experts will
accompany monster state health
train which Is to traverse Iowa In
the interest of public health, If plans
to be submitted to the state board
of health are carried out.
1t is planned to have dairy car,
a public health car and an animal
husbandry car. The dairy department
will try TO get DR.. Harvey w. Wiley,
head of the national pure food de-
partment; the veterinary department
will try to get A. ID. Malvin, head of
the national bureau of animal hus-
bandry, and the state board OF health
viii try to secure the services Of DR..
Evans, former health commissioner
Of Chicago, for the train. These three
men will give lectures In various
towns Th- train VIII be run on the
plan of the corn and dairy specials
which have gone out from Des
Moines in the past.
The state board of health will
meet this week to take up the propo-
sition. 1t is planned to raise the
money with which to defray the ex-
penses by popular subscription. If 1t
is possible to get the money the train
will be sent out. An effort will be
made to have Dr. Oscar Bowling of
Louisiana accompany the train. He
ran a similar trim over that state
and practically cleaned up the state
OF
One Way to Cut Prices.
A new scheme for reducing the cost
of living is the Cooperative Meat
company, the articles of Incorporation
for which we're recently filed with
the secretary of state. The PROPOSE
ton of the incorporators is a simple
one. When the store is opened for
business the housewife who goes
there for her daily meat supply will
sign for five or ten dollar certif-
cate, as she thinks best. When she
has traded out five dollars worth, for
instance, her bill is footed up, five
per cent is deducted from it and she
pays the balance of the bill. If she
signs for ten dollar certificate she
gets ten per cent discount.
The promoters of the proposition
promise that If they can get 800 Gus
toners who will take either the five
or the ten dollar certificates, thus
agreeing in advance to buy five or
ten dollars worth of meat. that they
will begin killing their own meat.
They promise that when they kill
their own meat they will reduce the
price from three, to five cents per
pound, Besides giving each certificate
holder the five or ten per cent dis
count, according to the value of the
certificate.
Patents To Iowans.
The following patents have just
been issued to residents OF Iowa: Jno.
H. Stewart and ]. NJ. Schenk, assign
ors to The Cement Tile Machinery
company, Waterloo. formerhead for
the machines; Charles c. Young, Des
Moines. obstetrical forceps; Russell
Hatten, State Center. combined crank
| ing and power shaft; Edgerly r.
Bailey Clarinda, centrifugal separa-
tor; Albert E. Beall and C. F. Siel-
lenger, Clinton, assignors to Iowa Mo-
tor Wheel company, vehicle wheel;
Theodore Doll, Nora Springs, furni-
ture caster; Franklin P. Gable and
A. c. Buttman, Grandview, horse de-
taching device; Thomas F. Grady,
Dubuque. fiue expander and beader;
Christie McMillen. Perry, calk former
William Morrison, Des Moines, as
signor to Vesta Accumulator com
pany. Chicago, binoxid-of-hydroge
electrodes.
Hospital Expense Going Up.
The average cost per capita for the
care of inmates at the fourteen insti-
tutions under the Jurisdiction of the
state board of control was higher last
month than for some time past, ac-
cording to statistics compiled for the
department. The average cost was
81 cents per capita. In March las.
the cost per capita was so cents,
while year ago it was so cents.
New Iowa Corporations.
First National Securities and Saw
ings corporation, Denver; capital
stock. 100000; for use In Iowa.
$4,000.
Palmquist Drug and Jewelry COM
pany, Hartley; capital stock, $4,000
Auto Engine and Supply company,
Fort Madison; capital stock, $4,000
Carroll Is Inspecting.
Governor Carroll has begun his an
nual inspection of state institutions.
He is at Clarinda, where he is making
an inspection Of the state insane hos
pital. He will slip quietly out to the
various institutions from time TO
time during the winter.
Wants Into Iowa.
The Jaker Insurance company of
Moscow, Russia, and the lnternation-
al Insurance company of New York
City have made application to the
state auditor for permission to sell
insurance in Iowa. Each has capt.
tai stock OF 100000.
Busy Day For Treasurer.
State Treasurer Morrow on Mon
day received fees from counties
amounting to 100000. This is the
largest amount Of fees for Monday
morning in some time.
Bio Task Awaits Therne.
When Clifford Thorne addresses
the supreme court of the United
States, Jan. 8. to present the oral ar
gument OF the eight mid-western
~.-.~ hoard - -ai,road commissioners