Kiwanis Notes Report Maquoketa Kiwanis Visit
The Sentinel notes Kiwanis activity as Clinton club members visited Maquoketa for the first meeting of a new Kiwanis club there. Five cars carried attendees to the First National Bank building for a charter planning session. Address by Emmett P. Delaney and J. S. Cook sparked interest plus a song feast and remarks from Maquoketa city manager.
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Clinton Kiwanis Club
Maquoketa
New Kiwanis Club
Ywon
First National Bank
Inb
Emmett P. Delaney
Cook
Maquoketas
Kiwanis Club Expands with New Maquoketa Chapter
Kiwanis members traveled to Maquoketa to organize a new club. The group reports 59 members including leading local business and professional men. Dr Leoce was elected president. charter to be conferred in two weeks. Clinton Kiwanis delegation attended the meeting and aided efforts.
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Maquoketa
Leoce
Kiwanis
Clinton
Davenport
Maquoketa Forms Kiwanis Club Of Fifty Members
A Kiwanis club of fifty members has been organized at Maquoketa by the field secretary of that organization. It mirrors a commercial or rotary club in purpose. The growth of Kiwanis nationwide is noted with pride, and the Bellevue Leader hopes the new Maquoketa unit will greatly benefit the county seat.
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Carl le Bohr
John Hynes
R. J. Crook
Hugo Simon
Maquoketa
Kiwanis Club
Bellevue
Empire State's Name Origin Tied to 1784 New York Reply
In 1784 Ceorra Washington answered a New York City Commons address, gifting the name Empire State to the state. The exchange marked the formal recognition of the moniker as New York’s distinctive identifier in early republic discourse.
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Empire State
Empire
New York
Ceorra Washington
New York City
Notice of Assignment in Iowa District Court
Edwin Lowe formerly ran a general merchandise business in Baldwin, Iowa, and on June 1 1921 assigned all nonexempt property to Charles A Harding for creditors. Creditors must file sworn claims with the assignee within three months. Dated June 3 1921 Baldwin Iowa. Ely Gregory and W L Keck Attorneys.
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Edwin Lowe
Badwin Lows
Charles A. Harding
Ansignee, Baldwin, Towa, Ely & Gregory
W. L. Keck
Buy It At Home Voice Urges Support For Local Merchants
An editorial cites large mail order houses cutting sales by 60 percent and losing millions monthly, urging readers to buy locally. It argues prices from catalogs are higher than in community stores, notes tax and community contribution gaps, and calls for closer cooperation between home merchants and residents to sustain town prosperity.
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Inother
Iowa Crop Outlook Shows Strong Winter Wheat Prospects
Des Moines June 8 report outlines Iowa winter wheat expected yield 9,229,002 bushels from 423,900 acres at 90 percent condition, up from last year’s 8,493,006 bushels on 431,000 acres. Spring wheat 520,090 acres, oats 6,071,000, barley 258,000, rye 1,068,000. Clover and alfalfa up, apples hit by April 16 freeze, hay 4,864,000 tons. Pasture condition 92 percent. notes eastern freeze damage and varied crop prospects across the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jane 1
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