Flooding Destroys 8000 Acres Near Missouri Pacific Junction
About 8000 acres of farm land five miles north of here were flooded when a levee along the Missouri broke yesterday near Folsom Indiana. No livestock loss reported yet, farmers moved stock to higher ground. Nearby lands along the Nebraska shore near Plattsmouth also inundated. town of Pony Greek level protects this area.
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Pacific Junction
L. N
Missouri
Folsom
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Sweet Clover Reclassified as Desirable Plant in Iowa
Des Moines reports from June 22 reveal that sweet clover, once deemed a highly undesirable weed, is now recognized as valuable. Iowa Department of Agriculture statistics show 4,969 acres grown in 1926, with clover noted for grazing, bee pasture, soil building, and multiple useful possibilities requiring prudent management.
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Des Moines
Gweather
Lowa
Department of Agriculture
Bureau Affigials
Reed Reports Iowa Corn Outlook Despite Drought Fears
Des Moines Iowa director Charles D Reed of the here power and crop services says Iowa will proceed as usual and will not suffer damage claiming corn belt heartland has never failed to yield a crop. He notes hot warm conditions and scattered heavy rains across Greene Madison and Johnson counties with some replanting and partial planting delays in southeastern areas.
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Des Moines, Jr
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Genin
Thua
Greene County
Madison and Johnson
Lee County
Lindbergh Heads to New York for Air Tour Plans
Charles A Lindbergh will travel to New York City this week to arrange a transcontinental air tour weather permitting. He will stop briefly in Washington to retrieve notes and consult navy officers before touring the country with professional advisers.
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RT_LOUIS
Charles A. America
3Ir
New York City
Washington
New York
Ife
St Louis
St. Louis
Lindbergh
U. S
Memphis
Atlona Capial
Lindy
St. Louis Buckera,larry Hall Knight
Harold M. Bixby
Care of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Flowers and Help
Family expresses heartfelt thanks to those who sent flowers and offered sympathy, help, and kindness during their time of sorrow. Their support from neighbors and friends is gratefully remembered and deeply appreciated.
President Coolidge Brings Rain to Dakota Visit
The president’s stop in Rapid City and the Big Hills area saw intermittent rain and sudden downpours. Despite dreary weather hindering fishing, Coolidge pressed on with plans to review the South Dakota National Guard and continued his itinerary amid changing skies.
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Rapid City
Coolidge
Paul Smith
Kota
Black Hills Fishing Outing With Mrs Coolidge
A fragment describes a joint fishing afternoon in the Black Hills with Mrs Coolidge joining a man as they head out to chase trout, noting the outing as a rare peak of excitement in that scene. The quoted text hints at a light, informal mood and a shared outdoor activity.
Postmaster McCord Dies After Stroke in Nevada
Postmaster Po MeCord of Neenda dies at Mercy hospital after a stroke. He collapsed in the downtown district and was rushed by ambulance but did not recover. The body was taken to Nevada as officials notified the public. Your Want Ad in this paper will be read by 25,000 persons.
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DHS
U. N. SJ
Po MeCord
Neenda
Mercy Hospital
Paral
McCord
Ile
Nevada
Investigate Before You Invest Warns Iowa Bankers
Des Moines July 22 Iowa bankers adopted resolutions urging investors to investigate before investing. They cited blue sky schemes that drained Iowa of about 200 million dollars, urging a broad policy on parity with other life insurance products without naming specific legislation. The meeting named George Schaller of Storm Lake, Charles Mehenck of Red Oak, and Cedar Rapids officials in leadership roles.
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Des Moines
U. N
Iowa
Sand Aighe Fur
Blue Sky Investments
C George
Dl Schaller
Storm Luke
Charles ‘Mehenck
Red Oak
Cedar Rapids
M. Dinwitlie
Sid
Special Pie Offer At Atlantic Home Bakery
This week features large pies priced at 80 and 86 cents, with a single price of 25 cents for this work. Orders should be phoned in early each morning, and delivery is available. Phone 181.
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Atlantic Home
Baksry
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