Local Iowa newspapers report farm sales and weather shifts
The Ringsted and Emmetsburg areas describe farm land sales at 450 to 500 dollars per acre, rapid price rises in Iowa farm land, and March 1 possession dates. Also noted are cold snaps, flu and pneumonia outbreaks, and a high school basketball loss to Sanborn with 49 to 8 score, plus community notes on new hotel plans and a public works program.
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Fenton
Humboldt
Iowa
Metsburg
Ispour
Korber
Dr. Kelly
Clare
Spirit Lake Beacon
Northwest Iowa
Spirit Lake High School
Laverne
Algona Spencer
Ames
Spirit Lake
Ruthven Freon Press
Sanborn Quintette
Sanborn Hus
Berg
Myers Euged
Lake Park
Line up we can look for Ruthven to play in old time form
A Town State College report notes a serious wave of resignations during 1919 with four faculty and research staff switching careers to commercial fields farming or other educational roles. It cites higher salaries elsewhere, including a station specialist leaving a $3,000 post for $4,000 and an assistant professor moving from $1,600 to $2,700.
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Ruthven
Town State College
Pay Adjustments Move Teachers Up Or Down
The article notes teachers receive changes in pay, with one leaving at $1,800 to earn $8,000 elsewhere and another rising from $2,600 to $3,500. It advises decisive action rather than lingering at the bottom.
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Lawrence Clothing (CompAny
Ceylon
Iti Creamery
Ellis
David Woods
Ake
Swea
Gerril Tribune
Oni
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State Board of Health
Ringsted Dispatch
H. C. Adams
H. Leslie Wil Dey
Graettinger
D. E. Kulp
Emmetsburg
Emmet County
Bramersburg
Ringsted
Clement Wilson
Elmer Wallace
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Rhonalt
Gene Groniy
Algona
Estherville
Milford
Flavius Donaldson
Larmoni
Lamoni
Missouri Line
Patch
Marathon
Emmesburg
LaCrosse Tribune
Farmers Supply Co
Oxy-Acetylene
John Clemenson
First National Bank
Seke
Miili
Mina Taylors
Mina. Taylor
Mina Taylor
Johnson's
the Farmers Store
P. G. Johnson & Co