Randolph Enterprise and Rail Townspeople Mail Notice
In late 1870s Randolph grew around the railroad from Westinus to Sidney, attracting a building boom and new streets. The town’s booster Miles Sells advocates a municipal water system while a Randolph Enterprise circular urges patrons to clear weeds, prepare mail boxes for snow, stamps, money orders, parcels, and cooperation with carriers for better service.
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Rick
Tabor
Tustice
Mr. Jay
Misa Dora Livingston
J. J. Alias
S. T. Rhode
Barbour & Lawrence
Finterprisen
Miles Sells
Randolph
Theer
Farm Debate Program Grows Across Iowa Counties
Debates under Iowa State College extension aim to scrutinize taxation and budget roles for counties and the state. Bremer and Hardin counties show strong township participation with inter-township contests to select county teams for next year. Standardization of township farm bureaus includes member thresholds, officer structures, annual meetings, project-focused programs, and published annual reports.
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Lowa State College
W. A. Stacy
Extension Service
Bremer County
Stacy
Hardin County
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Disabled Veteran Walter Wallack Earns Unusual College Record
Walter Wallack a World War I veteran from the 137th Infantry achieved an extraordinary academic feat by completing high school in two and a half years and earning a four year college degree in three and a half years. Despite war disability and limited schooling, he studied at Pittsburg Manual Training School beginning February 1921, led in grades, served as student council president, and will graduate in June with a bachelor’s degree. His wife Mrs. Wallack also graduates in June and was elected secretary of the Student Council.
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Walter Wallack
137Th Infantry
France
Veterans’ Bureau
Pittsburg
Kansas
Senter Wallack Wil
Tromstig
Theo
Exaethy
Raustr Wis
Immunization Urged to Fight Blackleg in Cattle
The United States Department of Agriculture says vaccination is the only practicable and effective method to protect animals against blackleg and to rid pastures of the infection. The disease occurs in most climates and altitudes worldwide and causes large losses in the United States, especially in the West's cattle industry.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Deer Creek
Burlington Riihyas Company
Westinus
Sidney
Randelph
Rose
Ivery
Fred Travelute
Denot
Robt
Bills
Atuttis” ToeuLer
Iteney Reata
McKit
Durhip
Standart Township
Silverwear
Holmes - Edwards
C. E. Porter
Wes Side Jeweler
Malvern, Iowa
Salyers Auto Company
Malvern
Fairbanks-Morse Electric
A. L. Largent
Strahan Consolidated School
Henry Nims
Geo. Curtis
Percheron
Deering
van Brunt
Timotone
John Deere
Hoosier
Western Belle
Indiana
Rock Island
Gene
Cramer and Cramer
Farmers State Bank
P. L. Quimby
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