Iowa Items Mix Fact, Faith, and War News Across State
A sprawling Iowa roundup notes a Marshalltown fur sale profits for a farmer, rising S A T C return rates at Coe College, and the death of hymn writer Rev Lewis Hartrough. It covers tax law collections, Dubuque education experiments, weather impacts on crops, and veterans stories including a Distinguished Service Cross to Sgt John B Garner at Camp Dodge.
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Coe
Lewis Hartrough
Lord
Mt. Vernon
Methodist Church
Utah
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Huron
Sioux Falls
Dubuque
Board of Education
Iowa
Crib
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
National Board
Judge Advocate General
Washington
Secretary of War
Guard
National Guard
Dubuque County
Laura B. Ackroyd
Ackroyd
County Board of Supervisors
Iowa Commission
Legislative Committee On
Executive Council
Marcus
United States Service
Lieut
M. F. Joynt
Army
Georgia
Lieut. Joynt
Winneshiek County
Winneshiek
Vernon Smith
Charles Smith
Beaver
Southwestern
France
Frank Blizek
Oxford Junction
Jones County
Joseph M. Krubes
Britt
Ramie Richard
Grand Junction
Willam G. Gillpatrick
Waterloo
James H. Hanawalt
Boone
Alva’ Burgess
Centerville
I. M. L. Emo
Havelock
Gust B. Anderson
Des Moines
Charles H. Miller
Blanchard
John Harbur
Carroll
Malcom Lafftaas
Northwood
Carl F. Nomsen
Wall Lake
Miles R. Rambarger
Ft. Madison
James Z. Hurd
Green
Howard Franklin McCormick
Sumner
Corp
Paul R. Dixon
Mystic
Ernest EB. Rayeor
Coon Rapide
Claude J. Kruse
Manning
Oliver P. Byam
Sioux Rapids
Everett Dillon
South English
Orle G. Kious
Scranton
Fred O. McNulty
Clifford C. Olson
Garner
Roy 8. Gittens
Iowa City
Julius C. Grein
Bancroft
Luke Hildebrand
Leeds
Francis J. McNiff
Anthon
John C. Musselman
Leon
Benjamin T. Simmons
Camp Dodge
John B. Garner
Herrold
Camp
United States
Leutenant
Iowa Lawmakers Listed in Regional Assembly Membership
A lengthy roll lists Iowa Senate and House members by name and hometown, reflecting pre-session composition as lawmakers prepare for education and road funding debates. The document includes senators and representatives from multiple towns such as Algona, Scranton, Marshalltown, Sioux Center, Fairfield, Des Moines, and many others. It notes upcoming state actions and references health district data and a rail rate dispute involving the American Railway Express Company.
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Henry C. Adams
Algona
Walter W. Anderson
Scranton
Wallate H Arnet
Marshalltown
Nicholas
Kalkema
Sioux Center
George W.bail
Fairfield
J.L. Brookhart
Washington
A. I
Broxam
Maquoketa
J. D. Biser
Coneaville
O. A
Byklngton
Iowa City
T. ©. Cessna
Grintell
George F. Coburn
Marcus
Ben
Edwards
Ames
W. T. Evans
Parkersburg
Albert M. Fellows
Herbert J.foskett
Bherandon
W. Poster
Guthrie Center
Jos Frailey
Ft. Madison
W. J
G) Clinton
J. K. Hale
Anamosa
W.G. Haskell
Cedar Rapids
Perry
C. Holdoegel
Rockwell City
Horchjem
Indianola
J. J. Rainbow
Waterloo
W. C. Ratcliffe
Red Oak
Carl W. Reed
Cresco
A. L. Rule
Mitton
City
Eugene’ Shaffter
Eaglé ‘Grove
H. Scott
Nashua
Shane
Nodaway
M. Smith
Winters James A. Stephenson
Mountshut
B. M. Stoddar
State Treasurer cites tax changes and planning bill support
The State Treasurer Hoyt favors retrenchment and a reform committee plan to cover unpaid estate taxes and justify employing a dedicated staffer. Representative Weaver notes towns are developing under new measures including a planning bill and eminent domain amendment, while local leaders push for a more aesthetic approach to town design.
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Stata
Hoyt
Wert
J.B. Weaver
Henry 3
Zisimerman
Amapa
American Expeditionary Force Returns to the United States
Reports indicate the American expeditionary force in France has sailed back to the United States. Additional figures show over 140,000 officers and non commissioned soldiers among those returning, while Allied operations in Russia are noted as friendly to the cause.
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America
France
United States
Russia
Bolacevik
Botwnen Hitchcock -of
the Senate ‘Foreign Relations
Washington
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