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Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1909

Page

3

Farm Advice For Better Yields And Healthier Stock

Practical instructions cover pest control, feed laws and quality, mulching, barn cleanliness, rat prevention, and careful animal handling. Tips urge better fencing, timely threshing, proper dehorning, and steady feeding to improve profits and reduce losses on farms.

National Park Idea Proposed Along Mississippi in Iowa

Residents favor establishing a park on both sides of the Mississippi river near the Black Hawk monument. They see the area as a source of natural beauty and a draw for tourists, supporting state action to create the park amid interest in preserving the riverfront scenery and historic landmark.

Mississippi Black Hawk Great River

Local Iowa Town Sees New Temporary Czar Appointed

The town’s business leaders describe their community as thriving with prosperous farms nearby. Mr Pilkington has placed Dexter Guy Q Pogue as his representative to oversee impersonal tasks, signaling a shift in local management.

Iowa Pilkington Dexter Guy Q Pogue

Ericson a Boone Senator and Pioneer in Central Iowa

Senator Ericson of Boone emerged as a central figure among early Iowa settlers coming by steamboat and schooners. The fourteenth general assembly member later served two senate sessions and founded the Ericson public library in Boone, marking his lasting local influence.

A. Erlegoff Boone Iowa Ericson Des Moines Sweden Garden of Eden Fourteenth General Assembly Senate Ericson, Public Library

Young woman scientist Evelyn Mitchell’s Mosquito Life work

Washington records recount Evelyn Mitchell, a pioneering woman in mosquito research. Born in East Orange, she pursued studies at Cornell after challenging early life, funded by John F. Stetson. Mitchell joined the National Museum and later George Washington University, shaping field and lab work in zoology and entomology.

Washington Evelyn Mitchel United, States Aeld Cornell Miss Mitchell Big¢ College Ithaca East Orange Burt Green Wilbur Cornell University Cornell ‘University Tiatnre Philadelphia John FR. Stetson Miss.Mitchell J. JW. Dupree Louisiana Louisiana State University Ian Baton Rouge National Museum

Gym Built at Iowa State Teachers College for Students

A splendid new gymnasium serves thousands of young women at the Iowa State Teachers College. It is regularly used for summer and winter sports and healthful exercise, helping students graduate with good health and diplomas. The gymnasium is a conspicuous campus building.

Iowa State Teachers’ College State Teachers’ College

Des Moines Commercial Club Leads State Efforts

Geis Gotaford, secretary, heads a broad Des Moines organization that pursues conventions, excursions, factories, and anything bringing people or prosperity to Iowa. Under Botsford, the club has grown in scope and effectiveness.

Geis Gotaford Des Moines

Farm Valuations Raised in 24 Iowa Counties

The state executive council boosted farm valuations in 24 Iowa counties by up to five percent after completing assessments and equalization. Railroad values stayed nearly the same. urban values rose in several areas. The state tax levy drops to 3.4 million dollars, down by one tenth. Johnson County lowered to three percent.

State Executive Council Polk Plymouth Howard Wapeilo Dallas Fremont Monona Palo Alto Adams Butler Galhoun Cass Chickasaw Clinton Floyd Lucas Lyon O'Brien Union Winnebago Clay Kensith Madison Marion Johnson County

Poweshiek County Farms Assessments for 1909

The Poweshiek county assessors report Grinnell has 22 610 acres valued at 55 62 per acre, highest in the county except Chester township where land is 14 cents higher. Farmland in Grinnell township is valued at 1 201 984 excluding the city. countywide assessed land value totals 16 984 752 excluding town lots.

Poweshiek County Grinnell Chester Township Grinnell Township

Wealth of Iowa Reveals State Property Values and Averages

Abstract figures from Auditor of State John L. Bleakley show Iowa’s total real and personal property valued at about 2.446 billion dollars. Livestock, personal property, and land values are broken out with per acre and per item averages. 1.195 million horses, 3.3 million cattle, and nearly 4 million sheep contribute to the totals. Personal property ranges from vehicles and household goods to credits, stocks, and manufacturing capital, with town lots valued at roughly 484 million dollars.

Iowa John L. Bleakley Ewine

Ancient skeletons unearthed at Logan find antediluvian race

Several old skeletons were unearthed in Logan revealing evidence of a race antedating American Indian inhabitants. The finds are expected to interest scientists and spark study of early regional history.

Logan

Ringgold County Holds Its First Election in 1855

The first county election in Ringgold county occurred on May 14, 1855, with a total of 33 votes cast. The report notes some residents criticizing a man who is said not to be worse, reflecting local sentiment of the time.

New York City Fred Ringgold County

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