Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-09-17
at state College.

tDp IC6pOHolplc lOl luo SAA-
of the further rules.
sarties must begin not earlier
ay evening, and all guests
put of the house Sunday
ind during that time the
1t be entirely given over to
lady guests and the chap
4 hight, the young men Of the
On securing quarters else
saturday nights only are
other social functions, dates
anged in advance with the
4 nmittee, and all such func-
I close promptly at II P. M.
lnningham, dean Of women.
Issued her "house rules" for
Students, designating study
between 1880 and 1890 P.
/ by, Tuesday, Wednesday and
no callers to be received
nights. Friday and Satur.
. are open to calls and the
amusements until IL p. NJ,
lat time all women must be
houses and the men depart
woman shall leave her house
evenings without first tell.
fhaperon OF the house Of her
\ bn ana receiving her approx
Lay the rules are the same
and Saturday nights. except
10 is the closing hour.
| re prohibited from accepting,
men from extending. invita-
club houses, unless duly
ed by an approved person.
omen students shall not at
assembly, nor any public
b for Farm Experts.
cement that it is hoped viii
a legislative act at the next
permitting county boards OF
,rs, at their option, to EN-.
MY agricultural commission.
been started by the CONNER
of Sioux City. The club in.
ask the cooperation Of sim.
nizations in other Iowa cities
hg such a provision through
legislature.
proposal in brief, is that su.
be permitted to levy a spe'
to support, in all or in part,
| e Of agricultural expert. such
give free advice to farmers
/ matters pertaining to crop
animal husbandry, dairying,
liking and kindred topics, to
periments and generally make
Useful to the end that the
Nof the soil may be better
Entity and quality.
Numerical club would be will
up part of the cost Of such
If the supervisors would
moderate assistance. The
rovement committee of the
fChamber of Commerce has
10 pay $1,000 the first year
khe maintenance Of such an
yrovided the expert chosen has
iction Of the faculty of Iowa
|ollege or of the federal de.
1t of agriculture, and the gov
would assume the $1,000
obligation for an indefinite flu.
riod, after the first year. as
Aple are informed.
EMS Association.
meeting Of the board of ID.
|of the Credit Mems associa-
Ia last week in Des Moines a
Int was set on foot to pre-.
! way for important legislation
Produced into the next general
". A bill to regulate public
Ing and to provide for the de.
&C. P. A."-certified public
hng-which failed to pass the
|embly will be reintroduced.
most radical change in the
5 of credits will be attempted
passage Of a bill to make 1t a
|eanor to write a check without
/ the bank. The credit men are
il lobbyists and were instru-
in making the fire marshal.
les monies and credit laws.
ISOLATION has appointed a com.
to act with the national asso-
Of Credit Men to aid the move
Or monetary reform.
for Iowans.
following patents have been
to Iowans: Curtain holder.
Bergstrom, Boone; box car
ction, ]. w. Bettendorf, ad-
ator, Bettendorf; friction pull
C. Butler, Waterloo; selective
L. w. Carroll. Anamosa;
|ssion. gearing, G. c. Earnest,
e; liquid fuel burner, j. Har-
!irfield; car-brake, c. Mineart.
leasant Plain; truck, A. L.
machine for forming
tiles, F. S. Hartwell and l..
RS, Onawa; trysquare, c. G.
A. Larson, Burlington: cream
C. c. Plummer, Chester:
or for box cars. A. E. H.
an, Bettendorf.
difference Arranged.
tie conference, to be attended
nbers of the state fair board.
aking officials of all the rail.
Des Moines, promin-
siness men and others inter
will be held in Des Moines on
Der IS. Arrangements for the
, were made at the noon meet
the directory board of the
rcial club this week.
meeting will be devoted large
discussion of passenger rates
atafo fair.