Forty seventh anniversary of Decorah college observed
Iowa notes recounts the Decorah college’s forty seventh anniversary observed during a week in October. It also covers the Central Iowa Poultry and Pet Stock association planning a December Des Moines show and several local happenings from Ames to Clinton, including courthouse memorials, rail changes, elections, and notable farm yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Central Iowa Poultry and Pet. Stock Association
Des Moines
Iowa City
Gilbert and
Washington Streets
Bulding
Pell County Bar Association
Charles A. Bishop
Charles Mackenzie
Brennan
Plymouth County
le Mars
St. Paul & Des Moines Railroad
Nineteenth Street
Grand Avenue
Wallace ‘Toser
Boone
Helen Roche
Ames
Charles Martin
Marshalltown
Chicago Great Western Railway
Martin
Clyde Boorse
Humboldt
W. J. Denton
Town Central
Rosengift
Professor Kennedy
Siverly
Kelley
International
Chicago
Kennedy
First Presbyterian Church
Chariton
Italy
Teuropé
Wis
Wv. G. Sawyer
Ft. Madison
Davenport
Sawyer
Postgrasser Myerly
Asv
Colfax
John Sumon
Farley
Dolal
Margaret Lew
Henry Seay
Dubuque
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Alden
Des’ Moines
W. H. H. Hegeman
Northwood
Board of Education
Professor Hegeman
Anna Howard
Paul Radiloff
W. S. Gile
Parker
Supreme Court
Albia
Hiteman
Engineering Construction & Secmittés Company of
Hocking
Waterloo
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Deer
Anti-Saloon League
Kinney
Hquin
W. C. Barber
Abe Adelman
Adelman
Iowa
Story County
Charley Carr
Nevada
Frank Lough
John D. van Allen
Clinton
Hatland Club of
New York
United States
van Allen
Lorenz van Allen
Utrech
Holland
New York City
van Alen
Art Exchange Exhibition Marks New Era for German Paintings
A planned December show of representative German paintings at New York's Metropolitan Museum signals the start of a broader art exchange between the United States and Germany. Professor Kuno Francke argues the exchange should extend to art, citing American progress and noting German institutions can learn from American sculpture masters such as Saint-Gaudens and the Shaw memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Museum
New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Germany
Department of Art
Kuno Francke
History of
Germanic Museum
Harvard
Internationale Wochenschrift of
Berlin
Francke
Richiards
Schofield
Cambridge
New York
America
Kuhenemann
Clemen
Francike
Saint-Gaudens
Fr. Hacks
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Boston
Sherman
Springfield
Washington
Lincoln
Chicago
Pure Breds Prove Western Ranges Can Sustain High Grade Sheep
A western stock raiser breeds about 2000 registered Cottswold sheep in Utah’s Uinta National Forest since 1903. The operation, derived from import stock from Royal shows in England and Chicago, demonstrates range control enables high grade stock on protected forest ranges with adequate forage and water.
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West
Forest Service
Uinta National Forest
Utah
England
Chicago
United States
National Forest
Easily Suited
A Baltimore American excerpt presents a dialogue with a lawyer figure claiming identity and direction amid a brief, clipped exchange. The framing hints at a legal proceeding or advisory scene within a city paper snippet.
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Baltimore
Union Strikes Hit Pittsburg Pittsburg Kans and More
Reports detail a broad strike wave with workers at Dupont Powder Companys Pittsburg Kansas works and Turck Kansas and Patterson Oklahoma walking out over demand for a joint wage and work condition agreement. Other items cover Lynn shoe factory actions, Chicago streetcar union embezzlement case, New York idle work force trends, Boston roofing union merger, and various regional labor disputes and settlements across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Dupont Powder Company
Turck
Patterson
Oklo
Lynn
Mass
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Joseph Caunt
Chicago
James B. Durbin
Superior Court
Division 241
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes of America
Durbin
New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Interborough
Boston
Roofers’ Protective Union
Boston Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Boston C. S. A
Building Trades Department
Washington
Budapest
Austria-Hungary
Cincinnati
International Printing Pressmen and Pressmen’s Assistants
National Printing and Engraving Company
Franklin
N. H
International Paper Company
Paris
France
National Miners’ Federation of France
General Federation of Labor
Seattle
Wash
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Brooklyn
Portland
Gre
Garment Workers’ Union
Wheeling
W. Va
Thomas L Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Montana
Wyoming
Lewis
W. D. Ryan
Springfield
United Mine Workers
Ryan
W. A. G. Clark
Roubiax
United States
Germany
Italy
Cleveland
Chicago & St. Louis
New York Central
Geneva
Switzerland
Zurich
Winnipeg
Man
Emerson
International Boundary
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ottawa
Northwestern
Dominion Arbitration Board
United Brewery Workers of America
International Union of the Brewery Workers
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Milton D. Purdy
United States Federal Court
Pillsbury- Washburn Flour Mills Company Ltd
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Commercial Glass Blowers
Sullivan
Ivansville
James E. Watson
Canada
Canadian Pacific Mechanics
Board of Conciliation
Lemieux
Connellsville
TriState Telephone Company
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