Iowa Reports Biggest Crop in Its History
Iowa produced the greatest crop in history this year though values fell. Final 1920 field crop figures released by Charles D. Reed show total grain yield lower in value than 1919, with oats at 224,0 000 bushels and prices near 26 cents. After a business meeting, games and refreshments followed.
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Iowa
Moines
Htory
Charles DL Reed
Jawe Weather and Crop Service
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Music Lovers Club formed by local students
Last Monday evening December 6, Mrs C H Vollmer hosted a gathering to organize a Music Lovers Club. Officers elected include President Irene Hughes Secretary Ruth Seyfert and Treasurer Alma Rohling. The group will study music history theory and harmony and meets biweekly. A junior club is planned.
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C. H. Vollmer
Irene Hughes
Ruth Seyfert
Alma Rohling
Music Lovers’ Club
For Sale Various Farm and Household Items in Iowa
Multiple notices list farm stock including Wonder and Orion bred Diffee boars and Poland China boars sold at closeout in ten days. Also a city residence for sale on Matteson Ave with water electric gas sewer and a business conversion note. Roadside classified style with miscellaneous offers and aid wanted.
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Flatleys School House
Palmers Garage
A. L. Cavin
C. W. Farr
Maavoketa
Inenes
I H. Stephens
Great Wonder
Orion
McClellan and Reag
Maquoketa
Poland
Geo. F. Blake
Matteson Ave
T. F. WW
Wrayle
Chester White
J. FR. Goodengw
Towa
Grinth
J. Leonard Articli
Bliz
Washington, TC
S. Pr
Deroinker Utth
Oldork Pooh
DeWitt Fire Damages Office and Records. Partial Losses
A detailed report describes a recent DeWitt office fire that scorched the walls and some partitions, with the blaze starting in a closet among old papers. Valuable documents largely survived, tied to long‑ago figures like Finke A. R. Cotton and Butterfield. The incident affected the First National Bank’s quarters and sparked alarm, while other names and dates reflect the era. Also covered are dates set by the State Board of Agriculture for fairs and staff rechoices after a Wednesday convention.
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Nhacm
Prief Dae
Diarinist Heid Furni Ware
PL PO Pasesl
Finke A. R. Cotton
Butterfield
H. M. White
Achelas Robt
Beard
Homer & Eggleston
Rissel & Butterfield
Hiram Cleveland
John Kelly
John
Boyd
Agit Bookkeeping
Teleg One
National Bank
Dammer
Rex Losey Peta
State Board of Agriculture
A. R. Corey
Des Meines
Secrestare
W. W. Morrow
Afton
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Geo, F. Blake
I. T, Bauman
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Sinclair Refining Company
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People's Oil Company OF Iowa
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