Bank building project and assorted Iowa news items
The First National Bank of Boone awards a $100,000 contract for an eight story, fireproof building to rise on the former bank site with completion by December. Other Iowa items include assaults in Hamilton County, abductions near Guthrie Center, a serious work accident in Ames, Memorial Day talks in Town Falls, a Logan library vote, a slugging in Oskaloosa, a Cedar Falls May day spectacle, Hill-area fires and plant moves, Lusitania survivor notes, county population shifts in Webster County, and several local property and crime notices.
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First National Bank of
Boone
First National Bank
D. C. Chase
Supreme Court
Charles Cesena
Hamilton County
Casana
Guthrie Center
Aileene Downs
Des Moines
John Archer
Jack Cavanaugh
A. Tiddleman
Hanzel Mansel
Gladys McLuin
Ralph Downey
American Express Company
Ames
Plana
Northwestern Express
Downey
W. D. Evans
Iowa Supreme Court
Town Falls
Logan
J. H. Thompson
Oskaloosa
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thompson
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Irene Simpson
Shenandoah
Charles Madsen
Newell
Madsen
Marengo
PF. H. Shadle
Shadle
Washburn Manufacturing Company
Fred B. Sigsworth
Anamosa
Webster County
Dayton
Clare
Barnum
Vincent
Lont
Horticultural Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Muscatine
Cherokee
Jasper
Cerro Gordo
O. F. Peterson
Iowa Falls
Peterson
Clara Mark
Michael Grinahan
Charles Hanng
Vail
Ireland
Iowa
Albin Ansted
Essex
Lusitania
Old Country
Ant
New York
Odd Fellows
Clear Lake
Oakwood Park
Nellie Gordon
Sioux City
J. W. McRae
Council Bluffs
Chicago
Town Bankers Association
Roy Bates
Conway
Il Health
J. Klein
Hagla Center
Tama County
Klein
Logan Department
Balter & McCord
Iowa News On Commerce Probes And State Affairs
Iowa faces a push for a Senate or House Interstate Commerce Committee probe into the Daniels conduct in the western rate case. Shippers’ reps oppose him amid confirmation opposition by Cummins and Kenyon. The article also covers code supplements, rural delivery routes, school bill signing, fires probe, banking growth, and appointments to state boards.
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Senate
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Dea Moines
Interstate Commerce
Daniels
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cummins
Kenyon
Interstate Commerce Committee
Commissions
Senator Cumming
Judge Towner
House
Clifford Thorne
Theatowa State Manufacturers' Association
Iowa
American Pearl Button Company
Washington
Illinois Central Et al
Brooksport
Ill
McKea & Bliven Button Company
Muscatine
Mmnorg Central Et al
Meron
Ind
Burlington Road
Nashville, Tenn
Uncle Sam to Send Supplies to Eskimo Children on Pribilofs
Washington orders a wide array of goods to feed clothe and shelter 200 to 300 native residents of the Pribilof seal reserve. Bids solicit items from paper festooning to baseball gear 48 Ingersoll watches and 300 pounds of candy. Canned fruits, olives and dessert foods appear among groceries along with clothing and tools for a harsh winter.
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Ashington
Sam
Seal Reserve
Pribilof Islands
Washington
Hakima
Northland
Palla
Washington Man Harvests Old Shells on His Farm
Washington farmer BEN John Martin uncovered three quarters of a ton of unexploded shells from 1965 while harvesting a tributary flood plain near Glesboro point. The shells included spherical and cylindrical ordnance found in river bottom mud, prompting cautious handling and relocation efforts.
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Washington
Ben John Martin
Glesboro
Martin
Anacostia
Museum Teaches Human Side of American History
A National Museum exhibit highlights the origin and growth of the history division, showing relics and domestic life items from colonial times. A new feature is a curated American period costume collection, with nineteen White House hostess dresses displayed to convey gown effects without facial portraits, plus accessories and military uniforms including Washington and Jackson artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States National Museum
United States
White House
Martha Washington
George Washington
Thomas Pinckney
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
Battle of
New Orleans
Doric Column Demonstrates Marble Memorial Design
A forty four foot Doric column of white Colorado Yule marble stands at the Lincoln Memorial site in West Potomac Park. Erected to illustrate the memorial’s planned colonnade and nine states per side, the 11-drum column will be removed as walls rise for Memorial Hall.
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President Lincoln
West Potomac Park
Henry Bacon
Memorial Hall
Lincoln
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A. A. Kelley
Callendar
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Silfer
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A. G. Whitney
Oneral Assembly
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J. 8. Abott
Washington, D.C
L. M. Tollman
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Ottumwa
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Wells
Creston
Secretary of
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England
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Banka
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Clarke
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Villisca
State Board of Education
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Board of Education
Thirty-sixth
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Manila
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