Iowa News In Brief From Pella to Dubuque
Walter H. Dillon of Simpson College won the state Collegiate Forensic Association contest at Pella. Arnolds Park imposed a tuberculin test for dairy herds. Thomas Barr, 68, of Jasper County, died by suicide after illness. Sioux City growth shown in public utilities study, city sevenas up since 1911. Mrs. Fred Hacker’s Black Mimorca, age record, dies near Dubuque. Des Moines arrests tied to Denver Mint robbers. LN Kramer, 90, pioneer Iowa settler, dies in Marion. Decorah Ice Cave creamery ranks sixth in state butter output. Iowa Methodist salaries rise in 1922 survey. Lamoni hosts fourth produce business opening by General Supply. Tipton Produce Packing Co. pays out about 350,000 dollars and ships 300,000 pounds dressed poultry. Formaldehyde solution boosts oat treatment efficiency. Rhynsburg’s new large creamery plant at Oskaloosa marks dairy modernization. Fortieth General Assembly vows to oppose highway cuts. Iowa teachers hear critique of crop emphasis. new cooperative marketing course planned. Ottumwa relics include a century-old Blaise Water bottle and Lincoln cabin wood. Iowa packinghouses tuberculosis data analyzed. tuberculosis rising in stock. Lily Viersen of Pella’s Lincoln School loses two ill days after 43 years teaching. Former soldiers’ crimes tied to war trauma receive clemency from Governor Kendall. Iowa conservation chief warns water level fell 12 feet in 50 years risking agriculture.
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Walter H. Dillon
Simpson College
Pella
Arnolds Park
Healy
Thomas Barr
Jasper County
Sioux City
Fred Hacker
Dubuque
Denver Mint
Des Moines
LN. Kramer
Lowa
Marion
Decorah
Ilowa
Lamoni
General Supply Company
Tipton Produce Packing Company
Tipton
G. F. Craven
Towa
Iowa
H. 8
Rhynsburger
Rhynaburger
Oskaloosa
Jowa Stats Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Lincoln
Kentucky
Morgan
North Carolina
Tennessee
Jewa State College
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Mise Lily Viersen
Lincoln School
Neds
Viersen
Pella Hive
Girta
Rit
Ani Womathoo
Beryice
Pent
Frence Belgian Premiers Declare No Imperialism in Ruhr
A joint statement by French and Belgian premiers rejects imperial aims in the Ruhr dispute. It follows the March 10 killings of two French officials in the occupied district and signals potential German payment of reparations before troops withdraw. The piece compares the situation to 1871 Paris and notes Britain’s stance and Irish executions.
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Lenin
AES FO
Ruhr
Rhine
Germany
M. Joly
Fallroud
Buer
Cullins
M. Maginot
France
Aume
Pearce Tiyely
Boer
Nortura
Ating
Alsace-Lorraine
Bismarck
Wartorde
Atudenta
Enin
Trotzky
Charles R.crane
Pasa
Iowa Legislature Faces Two Year Budget Outlook
The report outlines how two year appropriations totaling 38.8 million dollars are requested by state agencies. Major items include maintenance for Iowa State College Ames, the State University Iowa City, and other institutions with significant sums for new buildings and dormitories. The piece notes a rising state levy, with the soldier bonus adding about two percentage points to the levy, and mentions a filibuster against a bill to audit certain state boards.
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Vetesain
Northwestern
Iowa
Rockefeller Foundation
University
Sikings
Renatora
Tours
Hauge
Parmaneat
Board of Etudation
Board of Control
Plate
Honda
Aif
Iowa State College
Amesnaka
Beonium
State Teachers College
Vinton
School For the Deaf
Cornell Bluffs
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Senate
Fair Board
State Board of Education
The
Highway Commission
Benator Stoddard
Woodbury
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Hszen
Fort Myer
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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Guno
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Stuhr
Ute
Blaniiek
Truhr
Steonglefeld
Foreden
England
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Napoleon
Dover
Imbroglia
Berlin
Ira Ruhr
Ite
Republic
Dominion
New York
George Francis Lyilston
California
Lydston
Lydstan
Globe
Hiei
Voli
Wells
N.Y
East 17Th St
New York City
Aippy
Chesearough
Maruracturing Co
MR Tenisht‘oe
Bila
Ead Tee
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