Items of Interest Summarized for Busy Readers
A busy Iowa column reports local farming notes from Franklin County with corn husking totals for Arthur Cox of Malvern, a fundraising drive for Du tte college aiming at 500000, and many small society items. It covers Red Cross auctions, a Fort Madison fire tragedy, flag displays in Clinton county schools, deer and dairy trading, and war era efforts including volunteers, aid shipments, and rural school shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Arthur Cox
Malvern
L. A. Jenkins
Thumas
Duttjue College
United States Service
Sioux City
Iowa
State Board of Agriculture
Bedford Red Cross
Red Crosse
Red Crossei
Estherville
Red Cross Society
France
State Center
Vlocx
F. S. Miller
Red Cross
Henry Bohrer
Yorktown
Marble Rock
Scott
Union
Ben
Willis Davis
Lyn
George J. Kelly
Moore
Villieca
Kelly
York
Neb
Fort Madison
James Thomas
Myre
Ray Thomas
Clinton County
United States
Havner
Claussen
Deep Creek
Hampshire
Bik River
Camp Dodge Seperation Checks for War Dependents
Santa Claus will deliver the first separation allowance checks to wives mothers sisters and children of soldiers at Camp Dodge. Not fewer than 14 000 checks are expected as war ends and months pass. The funds come from the war insurance law and range from 30 dollars for childless couples to higher amounts with dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Apple Regions Named as Arkansas Crop Leader
Officials note Arkansas accounts for 78 percent of a crop in a national summary, highlighting famous apple orchards and regional advertising influence. The report compares Arkansas to Ohio, Tennessee, North Carolina and Kentucky, with other states showing much smaller contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Ohio
Tenois
North Carolina
Kentucky
Gotch dies at home in Humboldt after long illness
Frank A. Gotch retired world heavyweight champion passes away at his Humboldt residence following weeks of uremic poisoning. He was 41 and leaves a widow, a son Robert, brother Fred, sister Mrs. Charlé Kurth, and his mother Mrs. Amelia Gotch. Estate valued between 200000 and 400000 dollars. }}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Frank A. Gotch
Pd Arts
Gotch
Deena
Robert Gotch
Fred Gotch
Is ‘Varlowshy
Heritage of Pagaltr Threatened by Intruders
A fragment reports outsiders aiming to seize Pagaltr heritage items. The note mentions guardians or authorities noting the risk to ancient relics and cultural property, urging protection measures amid mounting concern.
Self-told hunting tale ends with game warden reveal
At an inner table near Ava a man boasted of killing quail and three wild turkeys, while friends mocked him. Only after finishing his story did he learn a game warden sat nearby to gather evidence about hunting out of season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Kansas City Times
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Casa
Sumner
George Oakenbring
Oolwein
Dakenbring
Tasto
Black Hawk Grand Jury
Austria
Smith
Wsukon Red Cross
Andrew Lareen
Sam
Frank D. Joseph
Joseph
Strahan Consolidated School District
James Welch & Co
Nebraska City
Plymouth County
le Mars
Vinton
F. B. Spence
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Towa
Iowa State College
Frank Wright
Pacific Junction
Jack Frost
Cheater Demoree
Iowa City
Harry H. Dilley
Mary R. McQuire
Holstein
Josiah R. McKirahan
Perry
William H. Ross
Waterloo
George Turner
Chicago
Ill
Verl A. Ruth
Charles W. Tidball
Independence
Major Ruth
Iowa Cities
Crowder
Harding
Signal Corps
Aviation Corps
Laverne Staley
Fort Leavenworth
J. Rogers
Minneapolis
Tordison
Bert. Obrlatie
Christman
American Red Cross
Mas
Europe
W. L. Harding
Hmve
America
J. I. Gideon
Iowa Council of Defense
State House
Wat
Cody
Camp Cody
Hard Jing
Deming
N. M
A. Righer
Dodge Soudiére
Andi
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Patserp
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