Keystone mine ordered to refund coal overcharge
Federal fuel administrator H A Garfield orders Keystone Wool Mining Co near Valley Junction to refund the excess coal charges to customers who paid $4.00 per ton at the mouth of the mine, a $1.05 over government price. About $10,000 may be refunded. the order cites price differential with railroad and carload sales.
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Yes Moines
H. A. Garfield
Keystone Wool Mining Company
Valley Junction
Charles Webster
Iowa
T. W. Carpenter
Keystone
Dr. Garfield
Keystone Company
Wilson
Garfield
Des Moines
Carpenter
Federal Trade Commissioner
Federal Coat “Commission
Iowa State College
Atotic
Chicago
Edith Curtiss
Dean Curtiss
State College
Camp Dodge
Kirk Je Ops
Polk County
California
Frank Jones
Sioux City
W.H. Keane
Jones
James T. Hayes
Davenport
Hayes
Charter Oak
Glidden
Merle Hay
Ashworth Brothers
Ed Wegener
Wegener
Dan Shetler
Wellman
Scott
Sioux Rapids
Waterloo
NDC
Brun
Lake Mills
Daniel Johnston
Adair
Madison
Red Cross
Dubuque
Dubuque County Court House
Peaker
Navy
Jowa
Sac County Fish Association
Wall Lake
Wyalnut
German Savings Bank
American Savings Bank
Webster
Cmep
Pak
Wayne County
Chris Mortensen
Hancock
A. E B. Lange
Bellevue
Sigg
Grandma Herrick
Storm Lake
Koktting
Iowa workers to receive bonus checks totaling nearly 835000
Mason City brick and tile plants will pay bonuses to about 400 workers totaling around 26000 dollars within a day. North Iowa Brick and Tile plans bonuses of 7500 dollars to about 85 percent of its staff. The report details varied incentives, wartime patriotic notes, and related local items across Iowa.
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Mason City Brick and Tile Industries
Mason Ucity Brick and Tile Company
American Brick and Tile Company
North Iown
Des Moines
Bev. _Ragsdale
Jackson County
H. A. Lange
D. B. Marlowe
Madquoketa
Marlowe
Ames
Albert Boess
Fourth Ward
Boess
Hawkeye
Rudolph Wortinburg
Nearer Land
Federa
Fener
North McGregor
H. Reeves
Ida Grove
Supervisora
State Highway Commission
Perry
H. M. Shively
Howard Moody
Inwood
Camp Dodge
Tipton
George Montz
Fowe
Ceneral Assembly
Wall Lake
Sae County
Red Cross Society of
Greene
Stern
Glenn Sietkin
Sutherland
State Defense Council
H. L. Rickert
Gratton
Saving of Fabric Through Wrapped Skirt and Bustle Silhouette
A fashion sketch highlights two season style traits the wrapped skirt and bustie silhouette. It explains how the wrapped skirt narrows at the hem without a bustle and how a bustle creates a fuller line for evening gowns. The gown uses rich brocaded silk and includes tulle bodice detailing and a V shaped waist yoke.
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Paris
Scarfs of Tulle and Beads for Evening Wear
Fashion writer notes scarfs of flesh colored tulle and bead embroidery for evening wear. Black tulle scarfs with jet accents offer delicate effect, with cape hints at back and shoulders. Hair ornaments vary from jeweled forehead bands to jeweled combs and high coiffures, though egret-style arrangements are less common.
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Tulle Foundation
Spats Return as Winter Fashion Highlight at Madison Square Garden
At the Madison Square Garden show Women’s Wear notes spats paired with ties and pumps dominating the footwear scene for winter. Gray Quivetyn suits with knee length coats and small toques set the tone, with a loose belt and a fox scarf enhancing the restrained ensemble.
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Madison Square Garden
Fashion's Fancies: Velvet and Satin Dominate The Season
Velvet is paired with rich trimmings as black velvet skirts and blue tulle bands appear in the new season. Velvet muff and stole, fur trim, and satin fabrics lead the fashion mood with military influence and Mandarin sleeve styles seen at Paris openings.
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Paris
Home Sewing Gown Requires Five Yards Of Material
Instructions note that making a gown for an average figure requires five yards of 36 inch wide material. Points out care and drapery arrangement affect grace and beauty of the gown.
Satin Hats Steer Spring Millinery Trends
The Retail Millinery Association of America bulletin notes satin hats with braid in high colors or satin with velvet as fashionable. White hats gain prominence, including white satin with white pinne velvet or black velvet facings. White bengaline returns, used alone or with black velvet facings, in tailored styles trimmed with seal fur pompoms and bands. Bustle hats in white panne velvet with gold trimmings and silver flower accents appear. Higher priced hats feature far and far combinations, while cheaper hats favor French helmet styles in panne velvet with satin. Nutria fur edges decorate designs.
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Retail Millinery Association of America
the Bulletin
Trench Vests for Women Debut in Smart Service and Street Wear
New women’s trench vests join coats and suits for country service use and street fashion. Offered in navy, Copenhagen blue, mouse, gray, beige and trench brown, these vests provide added warmth and a stylish touch.
Kimono Smock of Linen Described for Comfort and Style
The article describes a roseen linen kimono smock with cut-out pocket edging and satin accents in yellow green and purple. It explains kimono meaning comfort and rest for the wearer and asserts the garment meets its full purpose.
Peather Yates and the Afternoon Hat Fad
Fragmentary copy notes Peather Yates and the SON THET hat for afternoon wear. Mentions French fashions, lovely models, and a fashion exchange. Ends with a casual remark about the principal thing and a vague callout.
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Key Stone Mine
Alabama
Charles Henderson
Harding
Henderson
Kelly
Havner
Lyn George J. Helly
Willise¢a Akxman
Montgomery County
Keily
W. B. Barter
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Cow of
Adjutant General’s Department
Washington
Frank Lyman
Adjutant General’s
Union County
Buena Vista
Butler
Delaware
Franklin
Guthrie
Hamilton
Howard
Kossuth
Page
Poweshiek
Warren
Woodbury
Allamakese
Boone
Brenier
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Calhoun
Gass
Cerro Garo
Cherokee
Clayton
Canton
Dickinson
Emmet
Fremont
Grundy
Harrison
Towa
Linn
Liteag
Lyon
Monroe
Osceola
Pottawrattamie
Ringgold
Sac
Story
Winnebago
Worth
Wright
Misa Julia Robinson
State Library
Library Publicity
Clinton
Lbraran
Children’s Department of the
Public Library of
Marshalltown
Des Moines Library Club
State Historical Building
Jackson Beyer
East Des Moines
Estate Executive Council
Robert K. Bliss
Iowa State Careys of Agriculture
Gal
State Board
Ggntrel
States House
Ray F. Weirick
Landscade Architect
Les Moines
Weirick
Woodward
Rockwell City
Aviatorium
Oekdale
State News
New York
Peather Yates
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