Iowa News Briefs Stirring Iowa Developments Across Counties
Numerous items cover banking changes in Creston and Sexton, highway improvements in Atlantic, new professors at Simpson College, and a Des Moines tourist camp hosting 685 cars in June. Other notes include railings on Cedar Rapids facilities, a $140000 gymnasium and $150000 dormitory plan, a Hancock county corn growers meeting, and Mason City’s $200000 business block plans. Local updates mention Garwin free movies and band concerts, Tama waterworks bonds, and Iowa’s peony show interest, plus statewide farming wealth, Scott county road paving, and Des Moines health stats for 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottawattamle
BE. N. Dougherty
Creston
Towa
Atlantic
Simpson College
Indianola
Des Moines
Algona
Wesley and
Titanka
Citizens Savings Bank
Sexton
R. Ahmend
University of Iowa
India
Cedar Rapids
Hancock County Corn Growers
Britt
Mason City
Garwin
Tama
Iowa
American Peony Society
Iowa State College
John Biggar
War Department
Ben Gibson
Waterloo Elks Lodges
Hiks Building ‘Company
Schultz
Spirit Lake
Garner
Forest City
Thompson
Buffalo Center
Armstrong
Estherville
Scott County
Scott
California
Miller Brothers
Guthrie
Geiger
Register
Near North Central
United States Geological Survey
Shrine Temple
Shrine Temple Building Association of
Za-Ga-Zib
Golf and Country Club of
Whiteway No. 7
Colorado
Minnesota
Not Such a Bad Guy After All in Iowa News Summary
A statewide update reports Hamilton County farm debt down about 8.5 million dollars in three years, a 25 percent drop, while crime trends ease to prewar levels. The Iowa Attorney General notes concealed weapon permits will be issued by sheriffs under a new statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Presbyterian Young People of
Cedar Falls
R. D. Echlin
Iowa
Ben J. Gibson
Iowa County Attorney’s Association
Harding Highway Association
Ottumwa
Farm Bureau
Consolidated and
Normal Training High Schools
Kendall
Joseph Mattes
Odebolt
W. P. Dawson
Aurelia
Town State College
Eloise Davison
Jackson W. Bowdish
State Board of Education
Cedar Rapids
Frank Paca
Eagle Lake
J. A. Taeganza
Treganza
Board of Conservation
Lost Island Lake
H. W. Gleim
Iowa Holstein-Friesian Association
Droessler Farm
Bancroft
Iowa City
United States
Legal Blanks for Sale at The QGlobe-Poat
Legal blanks of all kinds are offered for sale at The QGlobe Poat. The seller lists standard notices and forms for use by individuals, businesses, and public entities seeking compliant filings and public notices.
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Qglobe-Poat
Powerful labor leader dies in Washington
Washington mourns Terence V. Powderly, 75, former head of the Knights of Labor, as obituaries note his early labor leadership and influence on U.S. labor movements. The era ends with Powderly’s death in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence V. Powderly
The
Knights of Labor
Washington
William T. Tilden II
Philadelphia
Buffalo
A. H. Chapin, Jr
Springfield
Mass
Duncan McDonald
Ulinals Workers Party
Wit Bouck
Washington State
Proving That Her Poem Was Worth Space
An elderly mother urges editor Jim Bryce of the Four Corners Sentinel to publish her self written poem about his daughter Jane who died young and was confined to an asylum. Bryce delays, and Mrs Saunderson, asthmatic and persistent, confronts him on the stalled poem as the newsroom faces a flood of overstocked contributions and a political season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bryce
Four Corners Sentinel
Jane
Sentinel
Weily
Jim
Wordsworth
Ruth
Mrs. Saunderson
Sentinel Fires Mrs Saunderson For Plagiarized Verse
Jim Bryce confronts Mrs Saunderson over a Wordsworth poem altered to swap Ruth for Jane. He exposes the deceit and quits printing her submissions, ending her contributions to the Sentinel.
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Iowa News
L. F. van Zelm
Western Newspaper Union
Texas
Ah-H
Fedderhead
Coolidge
London
Charles J. Bonaparte
Secretary of the Navy
St. Lawrence Seaway
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Interior Department
San Carlos
Gila River
Daugherty
Mellon
McCarl
Arieset
Mer. Francis C. Kelley
Chicago
Catholic Church Extension Society
Oklahoma
Pope Pius
Associated Press Cable
Kay Chariy Hull
Democratic
Seth
Phillip A. DePuy
Rochester
N. Y
National Association of Retail Grocers
Dubuque
James Rowland Angell
Yale University
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Stockaway Beach Express
Long Island Railroad
Woodhaven
Berrien Springs, Mich
House of David Colony
L. G G. Griffing
Lone Island
N.Y
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ife
Brotherhood
Worling
Warren 9. Stone
Gaston B. Mennis
Department of Justice
Jess Smith
Harry Daugherty
Means
Smith
Omaha
Industrial Workers of the World
Oregon
Nevada
Arizona
Beverly Robinson
Minnesota State Board of Relief
Hainois
Wisconsin
Indiana
O. E. Lindquist
St. Louis
Cleveland
City
Florence King
United States Supreme Court
Russell Macghan
New York
San Francisco
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
Doctor Grant
Manning
Asa G. Candler
Mary Little Ragan
Ste Tee
F Brobyt
Queen Alexandra
Alexandra
Cesare Rossi
Matteotti
Rome
James Barry Hertzog
South Africa
Jan Christian Smuts
Hertzog
Italy
North Pole
Airplane Construction Company
Pisa
Sadi Lecomte
Giovanni Marinelli
Fasciati
Signor Matteott
Marinelli
Canada
Postal Federation
Sig. Mussolini
Soviet
Russia
Belfast
Mount Everest
George Leigh Mallory
A. C. Ervine
Belgium
MacDonald
Herriot
Harold Carter
Standard Oil Company
Fickey Motor Co
J. A. Dixon & Son
Standard Oil
Lamars
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