Iowa News Highlights From Across the State
Reports from Humboldt, Poweshiek and Page counties detail farm bureau events, road contracts, and highway safety moves. Des Moines and Cedar Rapids note business ventures, taxes, and public notices while farmers report crop prospects, seed corn concerns, and a growing rural telephone network.
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Humboldt County Farm Bureau
Fair Grounds
Poweshlek County
Montezuma
W. R. Higgins
Spencer
Muscatine
Davenport
Burlington
Iowa
Ernest R. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
Page County
Golf and Country Club of
Des Moines
Whiteway No. 7
Britt
Mickels Chicken Corporation
Eldon
Camp Dunlap
Public Welfare Bureau
Council Bluffs
Earl Cochran
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
Secretary of State’s
Jensen Creamery
Coon Rapids
West Okoboji
Nebraska
Farm Bureau
Omaha
Producers Commission
M. L. Hutton
Afx Township
Marshall County
United States
Canada
University of Iowa
William Cutter
Cofn
France
Iowa Good Roads Association
Iowa State Fair to Mark Seventieth Jubilee
The Iowa state fair will host an old fashioned Jubilee from August 20 to 29 to honor the fair's seventieth anniversary. Des Moines plans a $1,000,000 Shrine mosque project by Za-Ga-Zig Shrine temple, with work starting after plans and contracts are ready. Other notes cover Iowa government costs rising to 17.38 per capita in 1923, expanded dem onstrations for broad sow selection, hog shipments by region, and telephones per capita in Iowa.
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United Commercial Travelers
Des Moines
Iowa
United States Department of Commerce
Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Towa
Chicago
Sioux City
Omaha
St. Louis
Buffalo
U. S. Department of Commerce
Binca
Mississippi
George F. Robeson
State Historical Society of
Abraham Lincoln
Daughters of the American Revolution
Denison
Crawford County
Earth
Guthrie
Accentriel
Dear Ole Farm Find in Lawn Capitalized Outon High Fleure
Fragmentary note appears to describe a farm find in a lawn or yard with capitalized wording and mentions a ratio of sales to property value. The text is unclear and lacks concrete names places or dates for full synthesis.
Not Learned to Say No Ends in Weakness and Sorrow
A reflective line notes that a man who has not learned to say no becomes weak and wretched, shaping a grim view of self-command and consequence that lingers beyond life. This maxim anchors personal discipline as a measure of character.
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Pucilc
San Pedro
Calif
World News Signals From Washington to Tokyo
Washington responds to Japan over immigration law exclusion section via Hanihara message, withheld until Tokyo and Washington announce. Coolidge orders accelerated veterans bonus payments from about 2.26 million dollars. surplus projected near 400 million. Navy vessels moved to Durazzo and Tirana amid Albanian unrest. ambassador Warren may resign July 1.
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Washington
Japan
Tokyo
Hanihara
Hughes
Office In American Trust and Savings Bank LeMars
A small office space in the American Trust and Savings Bank building in LeMars is noted, indicating available rental or occupancy details. The item highlights location within the bank complex and relevance to local business activity.
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American Trust & Savings Bank
Bldg
LeMars
Fragments Hint At Sharp Tool Use In Rare Operative Case
The readable text notes operatives are rarely necessary and that the knife used is described as 90 percent of causes. The fragment suggests a procedural or forensic context with emphasis on the infrequent need for operatives and the prevalent use of a knife in cases.
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Iowa News
Jack
Tou'p
L. F. van Zelm
Western Newspaper Union
Oswald
Oswald Fitts
Congress
Washington Society
Vai Cel
Coolidge
Veterans’ Bureau
United States Supreme Court
Gt Od
Charles Beecher Warren
Mexico
Wo Gue
H. M. Lord
A. C. Fieldner
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Mines
London
Hureau
Durazzo
Tirana
Albania
Harding
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Warren §. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Albion
Mich.) College
Madelon Louise Turner
Kalamazoo
Hoboken
N. J
William M. Woods
The
American Woolen Company
Pope
Princeton University
Milbank Memorial Fund
Carlos Fontana
Rondout
Lutheran Aumstann Synod
de Kalb
Synod
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Division of Fine Arts
Warvard University
Presi
Dent
Charles William Eliot
Cal
United States Navy
Glasgow
Albert Kidd
Margaret Willis
Los Angeles
Benjamin Baldwin
Denver
San Quentin
National Bureau of Economic Research
San Francisco
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Wal
South Dakota
America
Colombes
Pennsylvania
Laroy Motorized Circus
Orville
Wooster
Frank B. Gilbreth
Montcelair
Mitchell, S. D
Bijou Hills
White Lake
Grace Cole
Lewis Cole
Cale
Pueblo, Colo
Charles Fiske
Presbyterian Episcopal Diocese
Central New York
Baltimore
A. M. Figg
Leutider
Geburtshelfer
First National Bank
LE Mars, Iowa
Hansen Kaun Hardware Co
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil Ponary
Eack
Middle Western States
Middle West
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Avenue
Globe-Post
Overland
Toledo
O.B. Dixon
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