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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

5

Memorial marker honors Iowa first to die in France

Memorial day ceremony on Merle Hay road near Des Moines unveiled a 16 ton granite boulder marking the first Iowa soldier to fall in France. The event featured Gov. Young, Major Casper Schenk, and Mrs. Hay with Taps by Camp Dodge troops, a $1000 installation, and schoolchildren’s flowers.

Merle Hay Des Moines Camp Dodge Iowa France Enist Washington Hay Gresham Hnright Indiana Massachusetts Polk County 14Th Cavalry Casper Schenk Board of Supervisors Young

State Animal Health Commission Tests Herd Under Law

Citizens apply to the state animal health commission to have the herd tested and agree to abide by the provisions of the law in so doing, ensuring compliance and oversight for animal health.

State Animal Health Commission

Trained Nurse Puts It to Test With Tanlac

Miss Hazel M Burleigh of 960 Francisco St Los Angeles a trained nurse says she was run down after a long hard case and felt the need to rebuild strength. She notes remarkable results after using Tanlac and feels a duty to share the benefits with others.

Hazel M. Burleigh Francisco St Los Angeles Cal Burleigh

Praise for Tanine and camp sale noted in Tribune

Readers applaud Tanine as a superior medicine and report strong health gains after three bottles, with one stomach ailment case showing remarkable recovery. Separately, The Northwestern Lumber and Wrecking Co of Minneapolis bought surplus government buildings at Camp Dodge for 261000, with dismantling to begin soon and most structures included except those retained by the state and two reserve lots for college and university corps.

Christian K. Preus Luther College Decorah Winneshiek County Middle West Minnesota Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Preus Order of St. Olaf Norway Europe Preusa University of Christiana H. J. Smith United States Peter Malcolm Taniac Northwestern Lumber and Wrecking Company of Minneapolis Camp Dodge Iowa State College Reserve Corps University of Iowa Corps

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