Iowa News Briefs Highlight Bonds And Local Events
Linn county to offer 750000 in court house bonds for sale August 16. Tipton to issue bonds for a 235000 consolidated school building. Mason City building permits total 75000 for local construction. Grand list of state notices includes Epworth League Institute in Clear Lake and a variety of civic events.
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Court House
Ottumwa
Iowa
Tipton
Clear Lake
Epworth League Institute
Upper Iowa
T. F. Cooke
Women's Relief Corps
Rock Rapids
Pyramid Portland Cement Company
Valley Junction
Kendall
Iowa National Guard
Camp Dodge
Mason City
Creston
John W. Lemmon
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Atlantic
Monticello Poultry and Protective Association
South Dakota
Peter Malcom
State Department of Agriculture
University of d Iowa
W. F. Bristol
A.S. Smith
Iowa Wesleyan College
Hershey Hall
Wilzue Whitson
Neola
Carrie Gooch
Quincy
Mass
Whit
Harding's Body Laid In Tomb At Marion Cemetery
The mortal remains of Warren G. Harding were placed in a Marion cemetery tomb after a simple ceremony. National figures, officials, and crowds filled Marion as Ohioans viewed the president’s face and officials paid tribute in Washington at the Capitol rotunda before the journey to Ohio.
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Marion
Washington
Warren G. Harding
United States
Coolidge
Mr. Harding
George T. Harding
Harding
Trinity Baptist Church
Jesse Swank
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Harding
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Fort Hayes
Columbus
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Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
John J. Pershing
United States Army
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Taft
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Court of Claims
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Federal Reserve Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Civil Service Commission
Congressional Medal of Honor
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Coast Guard and Public Health Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Secretary of
House of Representatives
Anderson
Congress
Marine Band
Resting Place of Warren G. Harding in Marion Cemetery
The Harding family plot in Marion cemetery sits in a quiet valley near the town. Two large elms shade granite tablets for Harding’s mother and sister as a gravel road winds beneath an arch of interlaced elm branches.
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Harding
United States
Yes We Have No Isolationists Today The U S Aid To Europe
The piece argues that since Armistice Day 1918 the United States has provided Europe with about eleven billion dollars in aid. It breaks down credits and relief spending by government and private groups, notes per capita contributions, and states American efforts have shouldered Europe’s mercy tasks while the U S bore long term war costs.
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Ashington
America
Europe
United States
Government publishes free infant care guidance for all families
Public health education outlines birth registration importance and baby care basics. It covers proper living conditions for infants, temperature guidance, clothing, bathing, eye ear nose throat care, sleep needs by age, exercise, play, and diet with milk choices. Includes health standards and growth benchmarks.
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United States
Department of Labor
President Harding Receives Dignities From Indian Tribes
The president and Mrs. Harding join the Cayuse and Umatilla in Meacham Oregon for a powwow and initiation. He is named Grand Squawk of Washington and joins the Hoot Owls in Portland, with further membership in the Arctic brotherhood at Skagway Alaska. The events emphasize kindness to dogs and horses.
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Washington
Meacham
Ore
Harding
Umatilla
Cayuse
Alaska
Arctic Brotherhood
Seattle
Uncle Sam Runs Big Federal Coal Yard and Mines
Officials reveal that since 1920 the Department of the Interior has mined 1,502,208 tons of coal on public lands under general leases, with royalties around $159,000 and a three year production target of 8,700,000 tons. Utah, Colorado and Wyoming host most mines, with school lands in Carbon County under dispute over coal value and royalties.
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Sam
National Capital
Department of the Interior
Government Fuel Yard
Washington
Sincce
General Land Office
Uncle Sam
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
State of
Carbon County
Ideal Wedding Present
A merchant explains a joke about a durable wedding present that passes from one newlywed to the next, growing in use as marriages continue. The back and forth centers on Brown asking what it is for and Jones describing the unending handoff.
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Brown
Jones
Cuticura Soap Ad Promises Skin Health And Efficiency
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for shaving and daily cleansing, claiming doubled razor efficiency and skin purity with no irritation. It markets the soap as versatile for shaving, bathing, and shampooing, suitable for twice daily use and multiple purposes.
Transformation plan for Tatra mountains into a national park
The Society of Friends of the Tatra mountains in Poland proposes converting the Tatra range into a national park modeled after Yellowstone. If realized, the project would protect natural areas and promote conservation and tourism in the region.
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National Park
Society of Friends of
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Davenport
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