Our National Legislative Halls By Chis FB Skanion
The article covers debates in Congress on oleomargarine substitutes and a Senate amendment to the Dowell road aid bill, raising federal funds to 126 million annually. It notes Iowa’s expected gain of over 3 million annually for three years, aiding a 160 mile state program. It also reports the American Legion led an annual pilgrimage to the Unknown Soldier tomb in Arlington Cemetery with Iowa dignitaries present.
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Chis
Skanion
Minnesetter
State Highway Commission
Fonda
American Legion
Ased
Ington
Towa Legionnairea
Towa Society
Washington
Col. Robbing
Mrs. Macrae
Ausillary
Iowa Conetessmen
Charies BE
Swanson
Dr. B. A. Stockdale Specialist to Visit Cottage Hotel Malvern
Dr. B A Stockdale specialist will be at the Cottage Hotel Malvern on Wednesday February 10 from 9 AM to 6 PM. He returns every four weeks offering free consultation for chronic diseases of the stomach liver bowels kidneys catarrh constipation rheumatism blood and skin diseases piles and rectal issues. He reports a twenty year study and promises candid evaluation of curability and a special treatment for nervous and physical weakness of men. If unable to visit, write Flynn Building Des Moines Iowa.
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Cottage
Malvern
Stockdale
B. A. Stockdale
Flynn Building
Des Moines
lowAady
Iowa public schools enroll over half a million pupils
In Iowa, more than 846,000 boys and girls attend public schools, taught by about 10,700 city teachers and 10,200 rural instructors. The statewide census reports 276,154 boys and 270,698 girls in regular divisions, with high schools housing 40,190 girls and 44,708 boys. Directors number 21,148, underscoring the vast educational responsibility shared across communities.
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Iowa
Fleutes
Aghes Samuelson
Siria
Siill
Renior
Towa
Woman Subjects Fat Husband With Passive Aggression
A Cass County Democrat item notes a woman, angered by her larger husband, avoids a chaotic scene and instead throws his shoes and hat under the bed as a silent rebuke.
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Cass County
Scouts From the Scribe Hold Bandage Practice Night
Scouts from the Scribe gathered after many distractions for a brisk meeting. Ten members attended and practiced applying capital reverse bandages on injured teammates. After the drills, two teams played Steal the Bacon for the rest of the evening.
Annual Des Moines Spelling Contest Announces State Final
The Des Moines Register announces the fifth annual state wide spelling bee with a chance to represent Iowa in Washington D C. County champions advance to Des Moines for the town to state championship. Prizes include certificates medals a free trip to Washington and cash awards for top spellers.
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Des Moines Register
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Washington
Des Moines
Clover bacteria boost nitrogen for crops at low cost
Precras section explains introducing clover-associated bacteria to seeds to fix nitrogen, delivering more soil nitrogen than native soil bacteria. It argues the cost is small compared to the benefits, boosting crop productivity.
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Precras
Cream Soups Offer Easy Nutritious Vegetables and Milk
The article cites Mies Heten Swinney, Iowa State Extension, urging cream soups to serve milk and vegetables. It outlines preparation from cooked vegetables, creating a white sauce, and combining to boil and serve, with tomato and spinach variations and tips on avoiding soda to preserve vitamin C.
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Mies Heten Swinney
Iowa
Miss Bwinney
IOWA, BOUNTIFUL LAND By George Gallarno FOWA
Iowa boasts of vast wealth across sectors with a focus on agriculture and industry. It highlights tourism water bodies Clear Lake and Okoboji, vast farm and manufacturing outputs, and state parks, parks and highways, plus high land value.
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George Gallarno
Fowa Bell
Iowa
Clear Lake
Cerro Gorda County
Okoboji
Dickinson County
Inoculation Pay for Clover Yield Question
Leading soil bacteriologists have long debated inoculation for clover on sour or exhausted soils and on land that recently grew clover. Early trials suggest possible yield gains on lowland and poor soils, with variables noted in various experiments.
Real Estate Transfers Record Mills County Jan 1930
Transactions in Mills County Iowa from Jan 10 to Jan 31 1930 show numerous deeds including Mastera to Dunn for 3000 dollars in Secs 26 and 27 72 43 and Chnnehill to Cox for 860 dollars in Malvern. Other transfers include Dean to Lambert 0 5% Nw Hig 35 71 43 and Dyar to Terry for 15000 dollars. Sheriff and bank transfers listed along with multiple lot transfers in Glenwood Malvern Pacific Junction and Windham additions.
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District Court
Mills County
Towa
Frank Chnnehill
Ralph Cox
Lote
Malvern
Amos Dean
Wandell FE. Lambert
W. D
V. C
Glenwood
Sheriff’ Mills Co
Milla Co. fWatl. Bank
Shis
Henry J. Fallen
Geo
Mayne
Q. Co. D
Altes M. Dyar
J. F. Terry
CW. D
Iowa
Myra W. Wyant
Vernon
Milk Store Moves to Francis Dwelling, New Contact
Chas Williams announces relocation of his milk business Rotica Milk Castomers to the Francis dwelling, second house east of the Great Bay, near the yard, promising continued handling of mitt and cream at the new site. Phone number updated to 252, calling Prosperity ahead with advertising.
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Greet Bay
Chas, Williame
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Alma Lehman
Lawrence Fr Henry Et al
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Gleason
Sheriff Mills Co
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Houston Post-Dispatch
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Jake Frazier
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Webster’s New International Dictionary
Merriam Webster
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