Status of Town and Village Housing in Iowa Study
A study by Margarett Reid for Iowa State College titled Status of Town and Village Housing in Iowa notes Towans in one of the wealthier, least literate states have poor housing with deficient plumbing, centralized heating, and electrical gear. It frames strip farming, contour farming, and terracing as profitable techniques and cites a Shenandoah area experimental farm for results. asserts farm owners can adopt these without government aid. The piece blends local opinions, editorial humor, and reflections on archives and wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret, Reid
Iowa State College
Towa
Towans
Shenandoah
Unclear OCR fragment on farming methods and legumes
Fragmentary text describes an agricultural scene with mentions of legumes and garden practices. Details are garbled, but references to soil, farm creation ideas, fertilizer use, and crop placement hint at experimental farming observations without coherent context or full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matveen
Wise Farm
Ramblin Round Hy and The Leaders Fund Assistance
A fragmented local column lists multiple residents and households connected to The Leader newspaper and its fundraising. Names include George Douvlis, William Donner, Eleanor Lenonds, Charles Ballain, Walter Irwin, Ray Hilton, Charles Esterquist, George Workman, Clyde Whiteside, J. W. Wilson, and others. It notes farm locations near Shenandoah, Strahan, Hastings, Malvern, and Lawn, with references to mail duties, fires, rents, and farm work. The piece conveys a sense of community support and local ties to The Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ort
Ranehtin
Elaund
Fundy
George Douvlis
Emreson
William Donner
Shenandoah
Strahan
Eleanor Lenonds
Hastings B.F.C
Scott-Vroomin
Charles Ballain
Clyde Whiteside
J. W. Wilson
Wealey Chapel
OL Hall
Hamaker
Moses Weaver
Fara
Rene Indead
Hoad
Strath
Brower
Glenwood
Charles Walker
Malvern
Bytigron
Whitteld
Kata
History of the Week in a Turbulent World
A weekly interpretive recap covers Ethiopian front lines with Italian advances in Eritrea and plans to reach Diredewawa, plus Allied reactions and League sanctions. It notes American neutrality, embargo talk, and the looming impact of the U S Supreme Court term on New Deal laws, while Greece’s republic falls and recalls King George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oewspaper
Eric
Foshives
Dispatches
Arirwa
Adana
Addis Ababa
Logie
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Aduwa
Diredewawa
Harrar
United States
League of Nations
Italy
America
Aly
Ethiopda
Ttaly
Great
Mrttatn J
Tinta
Frances
Austria
Hungary
League
Germany
Petains
Suez Canal
New York
Itas
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
U. S
Supreme Court
AAA
TVA
National Assembly of
Greece
George
Our Neighbors About the State and County Notes
A compilation of local items: AdaIe County will participate in a five year federal erosion project treating 5 000 acres along the Grand River. Karl Selle of Fort Miss. Tex seeks reunion with sister Marlys Walker after 17 years. Oaka festival judged modestly. polo event disappointing. Lenox voters approve purchase of a 160 acre farm for waterworks. rent payments cover the cost. Wrong-daera jail expansion planned with a $10 000 gaol. Red Oak fire dept responded to nine calls. a water leak from a radiator plug required plumbers. Morton/Milla residents warned as Natural Gas Pipe Line Co releases 4 000 000 feet altering the line. Monday Study club of Namburg marked 31st anniversary with its Iowa study topic. Sigourney Chamber displayed Al Capone’s buffet proof sedan at a fall festival. Woodbine officers shut down a street show Fairy In the Wet amid a festival. Edfiar Stevens of Woodbine Twiner comments on the show’s reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoek
Adale County
Grand River
Dulmnole
Karl Selle
Miss. Tex
Marlys Walker
Soffler Selle
Oaka Suo
Acorn
Harrison
Page County
Daera
Red Oak
Night Watch
Morton Milla
Iowa
Sigourney Chamber of Commerce
al Capone
Woodbine
Edfiar Stevens
The
Woodbine Twiner
Senator King Warns Of Rising Federal Costs And Waste
Utah Democrat Senator William H. King blasted rising federal spending in a Washington radio speech. He cited a recent $10.6 billion appropriation and claimed per capita costs have surged from $2.03 in 1800 to $80 today, urging a withdrawal of federal involvement and delegation of activities to states and communities to cut waste and duplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. King
Utah
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
King
United States
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Malvern Leader
W. P. Wortman
Sus Boat Office
Tosa
Eines
Board of Supervisors
Eee
National Editorial Association
Inc
Iowa Press
Leabine
Mussolini
Darkene Dktvnse
Homer Johckson
Georgia Marsh
Time Magazine
Browith Topcom
Neddettalis
Slater
Good Old Daya
Mr. Durbin
Glanwood
Ak-Sar-Ben Field
Omaha Adwinsiow
BL Bacrett
Genjon Williams
Ugo
Kineaw
Uncle Sam
Bex
Omaha, Nebr
Drs. Kline
KLINE
Haura
State Savings Bank
Dre
Ay Kilne
AETWA
J. W. Beck With
J. R. Cardwell Licquaed Master Pumber Vrane Quatlied
Lienert di Mians Tosco Co
United States Treasury
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