Framt Nebar arson case and town fires swirl in Iowa news
A fragmentary report from Framont Nebraska describes John Wolttlad of Wathill being charged with arson after a fire that destroyed his business in Crowell and half the town. The item also mentions unrelated local legal matters, elections, and upcoming state events across Iowa.
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John Wolttlad
Wathill
Framont
Woltman
Crowell
Weiltimann
Wala
Walter
Whitbeck
Fayette
Peel
Rey
Iowa Board of Parole
Hdwa
Baimeeta Association
Boseipnati Council
Alugts
Eudards
Forkett”‘b' Shentiddoalls
Tewes Rabifs Cof Ee Eleive Committee
C. EB
Couneth Bluffa
Theodore Lishowsot
Bluttk Oh
Wodpirgiabant
Gusstell Bluffs
Fergere
Oll
Etuwald Etna Roth
Democratiaminitans
DE Banks
Sioux
Herbert
Aearmeney
Tata
Grundy Center
Else de Groote
T. B
Buckley
John Shit
Styx
Story County Veterans’ Pannel
Iowa
Init Te Lewis Rose
Ila
John Dirrte
Rose
Maine
Henry
Mount Pleasant
Iowa School Laws Spark Debate Over State Aid
The Iowa Department of Public Instruction rejects the idea that the new state aid for consolidated rural schools is flawed. Assistant Superintendent Frank D. Josephs says the laws fit Iowa conditions and allow districts to choose how to teach elementary agriculture domestic science and manual training, with aid scaled by school size and facilities. The debate includes the role of consolidation voters and the potential oversight by the state superintendent.
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Des Moinea
Iowa
State Department of “Public Instruction
Department
State Teachers’ Association
Better Iawa School” Commission
Frank D. Josephs
Western Drawing and Manual Training Association
Josephs
Hay
Farmers How Co operative Selling Benefits Farmers and Consumers
Washington reports on a new Rural Organization Service in the Agriculture Department to study farm product marketing and cut living costs by improving distribution. It urges farmers to form marketing associations, use carload shipping, and seek market news, with field agents aiding organization and reform of marketing practices.
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George Clinton
Washington
Agricultural Department
Rural Organization Service
T. N. Caryar
Harvard University
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston Haa Hhe Way
Garver
Bureau of Markets
Bureau of Markets’ Organization
Jannoffela
Houston
Apsk Congress
Wilson
George K. Holmes
Holmés
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Committee of Congress
Anid
Congress Baye
Daya
United States
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Jobn
Moerd
Act Ag
Melancthon Smith
Bethuca
Jabea Simpson
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Des Moines
Novor
Mepga
Yabtep O'Connor
Williamsburg
Williamaburg
Spirit Lake
Dubiane
Dubuque
Iowa Sportsmen's Association
Tle Grove
Joe Konvalinka
Mason City
Appleman
Magon City
Cedar County District Court
Supreme Court
W. N. Moore
Sidney C. Cozine
Moore
W. R. Raymond
State University
Iowa City
Hareater
R.harrison
Oklahoma
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Leghs
Berrisons
Sac City
Arthur
Northern ’ Southern Railroad
Harlan
Slowatte College Journal
Vasa
F. W. Beckman
Higad
Addaf Yaa
Baptist Women's Aid Society
Kelly
Anton Spiltz
Urlington
City High
Monroa
Dlecore
Trce
Prairie City
Shaw
Trout
Wagner
Johnston
Mercer
Belle
Pypine
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Pythian Building Association
Ite New
Pbenfedba
A. C. Gurgtafson
Joseph 2. Meyer
Lewa
Naval Academy
Anapolia
Department of Instruction
Laws
Council Bilffs
Burlington
Maelyves
Atate’ ‘Dairy and Food Commissioner
L. P. Anderson
Algona
B. C. Hinshaw
Anderson
Brtther
Cedar Rapids
George M. Chapel
Jowane
Orla H. ‘Watkins
Clinton
G. Bemis
Riceville
Diska
Miller Z.’ Conrad
Atlantic
John A. Ammon
Geneva
Robert B.ballard
Dodge
Des Molnes
State Railroad Commission
Pacific Coast
Commission
B. E. Mate
Padre
Ames
Cosson
Samson
Animal Health Commission of
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Hog Ralgers
Commissionara
Capitol
John H. Taylor
van Buren
EH. B. Fenderson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Crgen
Marshall Oil Company
Chicago & Great Western
Kane Grain Company
Minneapolis& St. Louis
Sioux City
Warfeld-Pratt- Howell Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
W. S. Frigbie
State Food and Dairy Department
Jessie Frigbie
Frigbie
Iowa State Horticultural Society
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