Perkins Law Help for Deformed and Ill Citizens in Iowa
The article explains the Perkins Law allowing district courts to order hearings for citizens with deformities or illnesses who cannot pay for medical or surgical treatment. If a physician reports potential benefit and the patient cannot cover costs, the court commits the patient to hospital care at the College of Medicine of the State University of Iowa, with costs paid by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Medicine
State University of Iowa
Iowa
University Hospital
Haskell Klaus Law and Perkins aid in Iowa care
The article discusses state aid under the Haskell Klaus Law for medical and hospital costs and the Perkins Law’s impact, noting thousands of children helped and urging eligible people to apply. It also covers Navy enlistment details for discharged soldiers, pay scales for Apprentice Seamen, and a note on hawks and owls aiding farmers, referencing Dr. Bert Bailey and his Iowa Geologic Survey publication.
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Navy
Seaboard
Navy Department
Des Moines
Iowa
Army
Marine Corps
Geo. E. Ketterer
Birds of Iowa
Bert’ Bailey
University of ‘Iowa
Bailey
Iowa Geological Survey
University of
Towa
Cure For The Gears On Hill Shifting Tips
A report from Iowa State College at Ames explains methods to prevent gear clash when shifting on hills. Push the clutch halfway to neutral before selecting a gear and avoid fully releasing the clutch while the engine is revved. Forcing gears can cause strain or stripping depending on load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering Extension Department
Iowa State College
Ames
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Valley Tin Ridge
Charley Jensen Graettinger
Graettinger Times ‘Sullivan
Graettinag
Wildey
H. Leslie Wildey
Geyerman’s of
Emmetsburg
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