Jim Howard of Clemens a prairie economist and organizer
A profile of Jim Howard of Clemens Iowa tracing his rise from North Carolina roots to a career in farming education and bank work. The piece credits his practical experience in Iowa Clemson teaching in South Carolina and leadership in the American Farm Bureau federation. It highlights his skill at balancing farming, finance, and policy and his stance against perceived big-money influence.
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Wall Street
Howard
North Carolina
Iowa
Jim
Jim Howard
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Chicago University
Carolinas
Clemson Agricultural College
South Carolina
American Farm Bureau Federation
South
New Providence
Marshall County
Plain Jim Howard
Clemens
State Agricultural College
America
Rhian Farm Au Federation
Tay
Nks
Jimmy
James Howard
United States
Rockefeller
Farm Bureau
Self Poisoning Relief Claim by Foley Cathartic Tablets
An old advertisement extols Foley Cathartic Tablets for quick relief when digestion fails and undigested food causes auto intoxication. It urges taking one tablet tonight, claiming the remedy is widely available and effective.
Iowa Farm Bureau Tops in Delegates and Leadership
Iowa officials report the Farm Bureau leads in national delegates with six voting seats and claims top state membership near 125000 after a stabilizing drive. President J R Howard of Clemens Marshals county heads the organization from Chicago, and secretary J W Coverdale of Clinton County has long ties to the extension service at Ames.
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa
Atlanta
Georgia
Roe
J. R Howard
Clemens
Marshal County
Chicago
Mr. Howard
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Chicago University
Farmer
J. W. Coverdale
National Organization
Clinton County
Ames
Rural Iowa group aims to place nurses in counties
The state federation proposes to place a director and nurse in each county in Iowa and push for stronger rural school physical programs. Members listed include Monica R. Wild Walls secretary and Winifred Ames treasurer with an executive committee spanning Forest City Webster Des Moines Aurelia Cedar II and more.
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Erle Ie Lee
Z. ‘Anderson
Monica R. Wild
Walls
Winifred _ Ames
W. F. Parrott
Jessie M. Parker
Forest City
Francis Whitley
Webster Oerles A. Rawson
Des Moines
W P. Dawson
Aurelia
R. B. Hyten
Doris White
Cedar II
Iowa
Had Kidney Trouble Ten Years Ad
Don’t give up hope if you suffer from backache, rheumatic pains, stiff joints, swollen joints, tired feelings or other kidney trouble symptoms. J. T. Osborn of Lucasville Ohio writes Foley Kidney Pills helped me. Sold everywhere.
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J.T. Osborn
Lucasville
Foley
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The Wandering Winnebagos in Iowa Territory
In territorial days a strip of land forty miles wide in northern Iowa became a contested region as the Winnebago people moved through. The article notes land boundaries, migration patterns, and interactions with settlers shaping early regional maps and treaties.
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Iowa
Neutral Ground note on Winnebago relocation history
Fragmentary text references the Sioux and Winnebago tribes and a tract called Neutral Ground. Mentions Jane and Galena and efforts to move or relocate Native groups. The passage appears as a partial note on tribal movements and relocation policy.
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Jane Ake Galena
Foley's Honey and Tar credited for bronchitis relief
Mrs. M. Sutter of Stratford Connecticut writes that Foley's Honey and Tar gave her relief from a severe bronchitis attack. The advertisement praises Foley's as a top nationwide family remedy for colds coughs and croup with no opiates and notes it is sold everywhere.
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