Champion Iowa boy corn grower nets record yield
Wil lam H. Cale a one year old youth from Valley Junction Polk county raised 125.5 bushels of corn per acre in the boys acre corn growing contest at Iowa State College Ames to be named champion. He produced the record in a year unfriendly to corn and reported a profit of 30 cents per bushel at 10 cents price and 79 cents at current price.
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Valley Junction
Polk County
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Cale
F. F. Schutter
Pleasant Valles
Iowa Potato and Truck Growers’ Association
Muscatine
Schutter
Shutter Raiks
Miners’ Union
Waterloo
New York
F. L. Marquis
Club
Caroline Young Smith
Leon
New York City
Smith
Democratic State Organization
Des Moines
William H. Oliver
Third Iowa Infantry
Rio Grande
Brownville
Bruly Ranch
Lewis Gonzales
Oliver
George Marchant
McCauley
Alvin Smith
Marshalltown
Directory Company
Frank W. Nelson
Washington
France
Alex Miller
Nelson
Canada
W. W. Latta
Logan
John F. Duncombe
Fort Dodge
Charles F. Duncombe
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Dickenson Company
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William Hilker
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Minneapolis
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More Money Sought for Iowa Normal Training and Consolidated Schools
A. M. Deyoe, Iowa superintendent of public instruction, asks the legislature to raise normal training appropriations from 125000 to 150000 and consolidated school aid from 100000 to 125000, citing rising districts and growing districts. The report notes high school tuition usage, teacher training gains, and rural districts expanding facilities while outlining other state cost concerns.
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Des Moines
A. M. Deyoe
Clarke
Deyoe
Department of Rural Education
State Teachers’ College
Iowa Registers 197000 Automobiles for 1916 With 1917 Plans
Des Moines reports the Iowa state automobile department has registered 197,083 cars for 1916, with final date Dec 20 for registry. No new plates will be issued in 1917. registrations will require checks and receipts, delinquent after April 1. If growth continues, total cars may reach about 260,000 by year end 1917.
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State Department
Des Moines
State Automobile Department
Iowa
Coal Haulers Strike Over 10 Percent Wage Increase
About forty wagon mine teamsters at Eagle and American coal companies walk out demanding a ten percent wage raise. Des Moines area supply could be disrupted as workers say cost of living requires a higher pay scale. Iowa Coal Operators' president E C Smith calls the dispute local with no formal demands filed.
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Des Moines
Eagle
American Coal Companies
E. C. Smith
Iowa Coal Operators’ Association
Coal Teamsters
College Raises Million Endowment in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids college completes its $1,000,000 endowment drive with over $425,000 raised locally. Trustees and citizens contributed including $50,000 for a Bible chair, another $5,000 toward a second $50,000 Bible fund, and $50,000 for an American history and patriotism chair.
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Cedar Rapids
Estate tax law reminder by revenue collector
DubuqueLouis Murphy says ignorance of the federal estate tax law does not excuse executors and administrators from making payments. The estate tax, effective since September 1916, applies to estates of 60 000 or 50 000 and must be returned to the collector. officials gaining possession of an estate must file within 30 days after valuation.
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Dubuque
Louis Murphy
Internal Revenue
Murphy
County Agent movement gains county support
Farmers in Liberty township Marshall County start a drive to hire a county agent to aid farmers. Fifteen sign a three year pledge to fund the agent and expansion to the county is hoped as reports from Hardin Blackhawk Muscatine and Henry counties show county agents benefit farming communities.
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Marshalltown
Liberty Township
Hardin
Blackhawk
Muscatine
Henry
Congress Begins Winter Session in 1925
Washington marks the opening of the Sixty fourth congress final session with three months to act. Key aims include rail labor crisis legislation and a broad foreign trade program, while constitutional questions and sweeping public-works measures loom.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
House
Senate
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