Iowa's Industries Spotlight Growth and Land Wealth
Iowa advances from wilderness to wealth with 98 percent tillable land and corn worth more than U S gold and wheat crops. The state leads in eggs, honey, cattle, Percheron horses, and Belgian horses, while industry flourishes with auto ownership and strong transportation. Major factories and plants claim national records in furniture, sash and door, cream separator, button, macaroni, calendar, hydroelectric, cereal, and steel. Local papers urge advertising to reach 1900s Iowa readers and merchants statewide.
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Towa
Northwestern Banker
Iowa
United States
Canada
Agentina
San Francisco
Boston
Pacific
Mountain States
Colorado
Town
Union
France
Belgium
Towaa
America
Burling- Smelter Sows
Clinton
Waterton
Muscatine
Davenport
Red Oak
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Industries and Des Moines as Nation’s Convention City
The article extols Iowa towns and Des Moines for industrial prowess including Marshalltown Mason City Sioux City Charles City Bettendorf and New Annenheimer Centers Des Moines as the capital hosting numerous national and world conventions It highlights Bankers Life the state’s leading life insurer and its offerings for widows education funds and old age incomes hoping to discuss more of Iowa’s industries later.
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Towa
Iowa
Lowa
Ames
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Boone News-Republican
Buington Gazette
Burlington
Moines
Des Moines
United States
Bankera Life
Mississippi River
Early Home Education Shapes a Child’s Life Skills
Iowa State College instructor Miss Lindia Swanson argues that education begins at birth. She outlines fostering independence, unselfishness, respect for others, service, obedience, courtesy, and health habits, with practical tips for daily activities and parent example.
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Jimmie
Misa Swanson
Mary
Johnny
Seven Reasons Why Iowa Alfalfa Acreage Is Rising
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute notes Iowa alfalfa acreage reached 276000 acres last fall, up from 230000 the year before and 172000 five years ago. The article outlines seven factors boosting alfalfa’s prominence in farming, dairying, hog production, cattle, sheep, horses, and poultry, highlighting its value as a profitable, nutritious crop.
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Iowa
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Institute
Blue Valley Creamery
Goku M. Boyvard
Lowe Riate College
Alfalfa Benefits and Growth Traits Prominent
Alfalfa is palatable and widely eaten by livestock. It yields heavy dry matter and balances rations with vitamins and minerals. It matures early and supports animal development while aiding digestion. It persists through heat, drought, and trampling, staying late into the season. It is a semi permanent or permanent crop if managed right, and it leaves nitrogen for animals and soil enrichment.
New Coroner Chooses Successor in Henderson
Dr. G J Tipton of Henderson, a regular coroner, has removed from the county. The County Board declared the office vacant on August 25 and selected Dr. J M Done lan to serve the unexpired term. Donelan has accepted the appointment.
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G. J. Tipton
Henderson
J. M. Donelan
Donelan
Glenwood Tribune
Sunday Church Notices Decline and Plans For Fall
News of the Churches reports Sunday school at 10:00 with 113 attendees. Baptist and Presbyterian activities include morning worship, Epworth League, and social unions. Donations to a Christmas tree appeal go to South China, with fall campaign plans, mite box opening, and calls for attendance and volunteer responsibility.
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Baptist Church
South China
Methodist Church
CG. HL
Houra
Epworth League
Berman
Hitchings
John W. Wright
Hiller Ia
J. J. Brittell
Malvern Boys Return From Camp Foster
Boys finish ten day stay as delegates return to the M G A conference. Ira Fritz drives from Malvern to Okoboji Friday with Paul Mulhat to fetch delegates. Rev Brittell supervised portions. James Beattie stayed until Monday, returning with parents. Ralph Cox came home earlier. Charles Worts Harry Markel and Ward Slathower also returned with Mr Fritz.
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Camp Foster
Ira Fritz
Okoboji
Paul Mulhat
Rev. Brittell
Malvern Boys
James Beattie
Ralph Cox
Charles Worts
Harry Markel
Ward Slathower
Mr. Fritz
Malvern Falls to K. C. Team in Close Cayneil Bluffs Tilt
Malvern ball team faced a tough loss in a tournament at Cayneil Bluffs last Sunday against the Omaha K. C. squad. After a tight first half, the visitors pulled ahead and won 10 to 6. Frank Sanders was hit by a pitch early, forcing him from the game. Kobe did not play.
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Malvern
Hard Jack
Cayneil Bluffs
K. C
Omaha
Frank Sanders
Kobe
Injured at Ball Game on Malvernult Grounds
A report from the Malvernult grounds details an accident during a ball game attended by Ervin of Biranan and Bundey. The players were reportedly near the action when a mishap occurred, leaving several present with injuries and minor wounds.
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Ervin
Biranan
Slighay
Malvernult Grounds
Bundey
Wip
Ieven Endelsa
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Raids in Mills County Seek Illicit Ferments
The Glenwood Tribune reports two Mills County raids tied to a county attorney led investigation. Authorities found quantities of a liquid described as fermented berries and other substances at the premises. No charges were filed against the involved individuals, and no intent to sell or distribute was proven.
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Ed Chirtle Radford
Glenwood G
Bolmn
Mars Hammack
Io'steast Moray
Glenwood Tribune
Death of Ray McFall in Missouri sparks Lamoni funeral notices
Malvern friends received the sad news last Thursday of Ray McFall's death in Mixceisinr Sprince Mo. He was a son of BB McFall and had lived in Lamoni the past years. In poor health, he was taken to Executor last week. Funeral services were held Saturday at Lamoni with attendees from here. Further particulars will be given next week.
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Ray McFall
Malvern
Mixceisinr Sprince
Bb, McFall
Lamont
Lamoni
Return From California Delights Miss Edythe Smith
Miss Edythe Smith returns from a summer trip through the West visiting Los Angeles and Long Beach. She met former local residents including Clifford Alatrope Harry Berkheimer and the Berkheimer families Mia Ruth Roberta and others during her travels.
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California
Edythe Smith
Sunaa
West
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Cali
Clifford Alatrope
Harry Berkheimer
T He Berkheimer
Mia
Ruth Roberta
Randerson to Rochester for Goitre Operation
Randerson returned Sunday from a long vacation visiting lakes and Minnesota. He went to Rochester to Mayo Brothers clinic for examination and it was decided he must have surgery for goitre. He left yesterday afternoon to be operated on this week. Mrs Randerson and the baby stayed in Austin with relatives.
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Randerson
Rochester
E. Randerson
Lakes
Minnesota
Austin
Beauty Shop Opening Notice
Mrs OR Striluen announces the opening of her beauty shop on Private Street after mid September. The brief note mentions preparations for the event and invites readers to view the new shop’s offerings and decor. Local residents are encouraged to visit as details appear on the advertisement page.
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OR. Striluen Enone
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Shaeffer
Clem & Criswell West Side Drug Store
Marshalltown
Mason City
Sioux, Cty
Charles City
Bettenborgs
Newton
Nrsanma
Mills County
Glendon Williams
Empress Theater
White Rose
AD. W. Griffith
Buck Jones
Trail Rider
Colleen Moore
Sally
E. R. Waite
Shawnee
Board of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Coat
Faybindlag
Wo. Waite
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