Kendall to be 23d governor of Iowa
Kendall of Albia will become Iowa's twenty third governor, succeeding Harding. The article traces a long list of Iowa governors from 1846 to 1871, notes Kendall’s birthplace near Chariton on March 17, 1868, and outlines his public career from Albia city attorney to county attorney and state official roles. It also cites census figures for 1919 and discusses infant mortality, marriages, and a high unofficial divorce rate in 1918 amid the influenza epidemic.
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Des
N. E. Kendall
Albia
Iowa
Ansel Gbriges
Joseph
Stephen Hiemstead
New London
Conn
William B. Harding
Kendall
Nathan’ E Kendall
Chariton
Nathan Kendall
Lucas County
Republican State Committee
Congress
American Shipping Gains in Philippine Trade in September
Manila reports September foreign trade rose with American ships handling goods worth 9.537 million dollars, vs British ships 5.8 million, against last year’s 14.5 million and 7.27 million respectively. Total Philippine trade reached 21.7 million dollars, up from the prior year’s level.
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Philippine
Manila
Philippine Islands
Philippians
Erie
Cass County Board Keeps Adjourned Meeting Postponed to 1921
Atlantic Cass county board of supervisors meets with all members present. They postpone action on the Nighnabotna valley drainage petition to June 7, 1921, hire Frank Eben for road fill, appoint T. W. Davis and Herman Miller for grading, and authorize several pensions and school fund renewals. Various road and bridge work payments approved totaling many dollars.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Cass County
A. C. Highley
D. J. “Bade
W.D. Bell
C. A. Zellmer
Mike Metz
F. Brix
Nighnabotna
Lorah
Bell
Bade
Metz
Frank Perry
Farf
Williams
Bode
Zellmer
Frank ‘Eben
Zellimer
T. W. Davis
Herman ‘Miller
Union Dug
Lewis Hee
North Rand
Union
Edna
Ranatee
Maton
Grove
Y. W. Blake
Bruington
Court
Burnea
Ella Burns
Fred Lueth
Mattie Teener
Arnold Jacobs
J. E. Brown
BE. A. Boseck
W. D. Bell
D. J. Bode
B. B. Card
Cate Park
E.baughmsan
Leona Berry
Clara Bailey
A. S. Ballenting
J. Brindley
Geo. D. Berg
C. R. Boseck
LW. A. F
A. Berry
E. Bowen
Clint Poster
Follett
C. B. Clovis
G. C. Clark
Eugene Courcier
Myrtle Doty
J. J. Dil
Fred Denison
Frank Ellis
Fred Ehrman
Geo. Cannon
Federal Bridge. Co
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Atlantic, Iowa
Ansel Briggs
Vermont
Secon
Secont
C. Butler
Lila Lenhart
Isue
Lester Scholl
Donne T
Diven
Herman Tibben
S. BE. Goodrich
Madge Woolsey
Gen
Hyndman
Ernest E. Harris
Fugmey
Florence Jones
E. Kringel
Idae Lindeman
A. Bandon
Team F
MeKecé
E. C
Iain Peakle
Hilary H
Alpha Neary
Pension
Penn
Consumers Oil Co
Frank Reed
C. M. Stacy
Patrol
Standard Bridge Co
Burt Stone
Varry W. Shazer
Mark Thompson
University Pub. Co
R. F. Weirich
Proeh
R. A. Robinson
Mary M. Squires
Indian Creek
Geo. Shepperd
Delia Strickler
M. Thomson
Perry F. Turner
van Brocklin
Ropher
T. C. Whitmore
Minnie Waggoner
Wilson Concrete Co
Western Construction Co
H. A. Wissler
F. FL Zellmer
Pred Woods
D. J. Weaver
H. L. Baker
W. G. Brown
Chas. Coughlin
TL. A. Cheatrick
Loo G. Tatgen
Sheen
E. F. Hilyard
John Z Henderson
Wells & Moore
Nik Lamberty
Fred Steinke
Eaen
L. L. Wells
Mary Waters
A.C. Highley
C. A. Zelimer
C. E. Kringel
War Department
Sam
Brooklyn N. Y
59Th St
First Ave
Boston
Mass
Army Supply Base
Chicago, Jr
Atlanta
San Antonio
Texas
San Francisco
Calif
The
Quartermaster General
Washington
Case War Department
United States
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