Iowa Funds Running Low Prompt Goose Lake Hearing
Iowa's RoTreval fund sits under 100000 as tax collections lag. State education funds shifted to monthly draws, easing but still stressing cash flow. Hubbell leads tax receipts, while Holstein cows die from white lead poisoning at Mount Pleasant dairy farm. A hearing before the state executive council will decide Goose Lake’s fate with Greene county residents likely in attendance.
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Des Moiner
Iowa
Hubbell
FP. M. Hubbell
Towa
PL HL Martin
Goose Lake
State Executive Council
Greene County
Bankers Alfalfa Campaign to Grow Iowa Crops
The Des Moines bank association plans a winter campaign to boost alfalfa production in Iowa. P W Hull will oversee pamphlet distribution with articles from agricultural colleges to improve soil vitality and balance livestock feed for better market prices.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Agricultural Committee
Own Banker's
P. W. Hull
Consolidation of Rural Schools Doubles in Iowa
Des Moines reports show the number of consolidated rural schools in Iowa has nearly doubled since a statute approved state aid for meeting standards. Sixteen communities voted yes this year, with eight new counties approving consolidation. Legal challenges exist in Ringgold and Clinton counties, and bond money delays hinder school construction and district growth.
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Winnebago County
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Clay County
Marshall
Buena Vieta
Dickinson
Woman Victim Of Strangler Found Near Argo Prairie
Chicago dispatch reports a woman about thirty-five found murdered near Argo Prairie with a heavy cord around the neck and clothing torn. The body was carried to the prairie by automobile. a black neck mark and a fine fishermen’s cord were noted. Papers suggest she may be Ida Leegson of Mason City who studied at the Art Institute and vanished after Sept 1 while en route to Mazon City, Illinois.
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Chicago
Prairie
Argo
Charles Klick
Ida Leegson
W. K
Prosecution in Young Willard bout to be dropped
The case against Jesse Willard and others for murder linked to the Young Willard boxing bout in Vernon will be dropped after information charging prize fighting was filed in Los Angeles. Separately, New Mexico officials ban rag dances at Roswell Institute events and other notes cover a Detroit road congress, Villa's siege of Santa Basilia, and a DC habeas corpus action involving David H Lamar.
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Young Willard
Vernon
Los Angeles
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
uUnird
Detroit
Banta Rosada
Castro
Santa Basilia
Villa
Clabaugh
District Criminal Court
Washingtona
David H Lamar
Lamar
Lampy
New York
War over sex hygiene policy shocks Des Moines
Des Moines residents debate sex hygiene instruction in public schools as Bishop Dowling condemns the plan and taxpayers seek to enjoin payment for a special teacher Ruth Morrison of Ames will begin with teacher meetings before classroom lessons The governor and state officials uncover a drainage scheme in northern Iowa with wells drawing water from rock crevices Carl McCloud a Fort Madison escapee is captured in Grand Rapids Wisconsin Margaret Luka must spend thirty days in juvenile home for misconduct and bad associates William Fuller of Lincoln Nebraska is held on forgery charges in Des Moines Accompanied by his wife.
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Des Moines
Gathotte
Ruth Morrison
Ames
Bishop Swing
State Executive Council
Towa
Wall Lake
Wright County
Carl McCloud
Fort Madison
Grand
William W. Fullom
Lincoln
Neb
Fullom
University Place
Market Game and Body Unity Fable Shared in Fragment
A fragmented tale describes players trading words at a market for letters of an object, with a chain of offerings and responses. A second fable segment recounts the body parts quarrel, learning cooperation is needed to stay alive. The final note explains why rivers feed the sea and how salt circulates.
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Sera
Adal Burgess Admits Killing Her Baby
Mrs Adal Holcomb Burgess teen mother of three month old baby admits guilt to poisoning the child. She names Auto Bumps Wagon of Mitchellville Ta as the father and says a threat by him prompted the crime. Officers detain the man she implicates as a key witness in the case.
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Mason City
Adal Holcomb Burgess
Mitchellville
Dan Haldigan
Here
McClure
Hal Maun
A Bright Boy and a Lesson on the Axis
A classroom exchange shows the schoolmaster testing Johnny on the earths axis. Johnny defines the axis as imaginary line from pole to pole on which the earth revolves and humorously answers about hanging imaginary clothes on that line.
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Johnny
Bananas, Paris clock, and petrified man headline oddities
A mix of cargo and trade notes reports Atlantic port banter and Boston banana imports worth about 14 million dollars. In England, Yorkshire’s Kettlewell hosts an electric lighting plant run by villagers. Paris reveals a clock with new hours and a petrified man rumored killed and turned to stone by water and salts.
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Vessela
Paris
Maragonia
Nove Salta
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