Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-16
EUROPEAN WAR CURTAllS I'M.
MIGRATION TO IOWA AND
OTHER STATES
REDUCTION OF oNE.THlRD
DURING PAST YEAR
Reduction Also Shown in Number Of
Emigrant Aliens Leaving State
Dairy Organizations Of State Plan
ming Big Advertising Campaign to
Boost Products.
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Special 10 Times Repuo.tcan.
Des Moiues Oct. 16.-The effects OF
the war on immigration even in state
like Iowa, which has no very large
stiles and consequently no very great
immigration Of foreigners, IS apparent
the immigration reports lfuuliSTs. :
ton into Iowa for the year endins
June So. 1915. was 3,4o7. whereas for
the year ending June so. 1917 the i'm
migration irto this state totaled $50 +.
Only 755 emigrant aliens left Iowa DUR
ing the yea. ending June so, 1913,
whereas during the corresponding Pc
riod in 1914 there We're 1869 enigraTt
aliens who left the state.
During the year ending June 80. 1919
the total immigration into the United
States was a26,1o0 while for the year
ending June so, 1914, the total i'm
migration was 1.2IS,4S0. For the cor
responding period in 1915 the total I'M
migration was llsT,S92. Only one year
since 1905 has the immigration been
as large as il was during the twelve
months ending June so 1914 and that
was in 1907 when the total imnigra-
ton up to June 80. for the preceding
twelve months was 1,2S5,34s.
The number Of persons coming IN 10
this country via Canada during the
year ending June So. 1915. was much
larger than OF those going OUT. There
were 1882 !mmigrar! eliens. meaning
people who are coming into the United
States TO live permanently, who came
into the United States via Canada
whereas the number going out 22922.
There We're s2,2I5 people who came
into the United States from British
North America during the twelve
months ending June SO. 1915, as against
$3.50 during the twelve months end
ing June 80, 1914, being almost as
many since the war opened as before.
The number of people going TO British
North America for the twelve months
ending June so. 1915. was 23,9925 and
for the year ending June so, 1914, was
81, SIS.
Dairy organizations thruout the
country are planning a big advertising
campaign to increase the use Of milk
and milk products. A meeting has
been called to be held in Chicago on
Nov. at which the proposition Will
be discussed.
bdlry CalCS DfSeQlnR 1SSOCldllOIlS
state dairy commissioners and others
interested in the building up OF the In
dustry will probably combine to do this
advertising. There is a feeling thai
the American people can be taught Il
consume far more milk than they dc
now if an educe tional campaign is car
ried on along this line. The condensed
milk manufacturers are selling great
quantities of condensed milk thru ad-
vertis.7g. II Is pointed out and why
not sell more fresh milk by the same
means.
1t is pointed out that the California
orange growers in three years time in
creased the sale of oranges Il per cent
by advertising. The California raistn
growers a year ago made combina-
ton and sold $4,000 tons of ra!sins
from a direct publicity campaign.
Four new cases OF the foot and
mouth disea Sc are said TO have broker
out in Illinois. The Iowa authorities
are keeping close watch on the stu
alton n the neighboring state. Thus
far no indications of the disease have
appeared in any part of this state.
Live stock men here have received
word that the international live stock
show, usually held in Chicago in De-
cember. has been called off. This bic
show was called of last year because
of foot and mouth trouble. Some oil
the big breeders thought perhaps the
international would be held this yea:
and that cattle shown would all bs
slaughtered as fat cattle following the
show.
The state free employment bureau
has received word that there Is a big
opportunity for a harness shop II
Alden. The city clerk Of that town
Mr.. H. E. Button, has written in abou
It.