Dairies Drive Iowa Farm Income Through Milk Output
The piece outlines dairy's $120 million contribution to Iowa farm income, second to hogs, with dairy cows supplying 6.3 billion pounds of milk. It compares state cows to 796 state-owned cows and suggests improvements in breeding and feeding could double production with less feed. Towns urged to buy more Iowa butter.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Babcock
Board of Control
Iowan Led American Embassy During Peking Uprising
Edwin H. Conger of Iowa headed the American legation in Beijing during the Boxer Uprising. Surrounded by danger in the British legation, he coordinated with a relief expedition as casualties rose. He refused spoils of war after Allied forces entered Peking and later served in diplomacy until 1905.
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China
Peking
Edwin H. Conger
Brazil
Tientsin
Lihe
Conger
Legation
United States
Mexico
Dorothy Wagner
State Historical Society of
Town
Iowa Authors Highlight in New A Book of Iowa Authors
A forthcoming compilation from the Iowa State Teachers Association collects writings by native and resident Iowa authors including Blanche Bayliss Florence Call Cowles Mackinlay Kantor Ruth Suckow and Susan Glaspell. The volume features biographical sketches and critical pieces with articles on Emerson Hough Ruth Suckow and others plus planned focus on younger writers.
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Iowa
Beulah Schenk
Gladys Denny Schultz
Jay G. Sigmund
Louise Worthington Smith
Alice Carey Weitz
Edward Alfred Steiner
J. A. ‘Swisher
American Legion
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Maxwell Anderson
Bird T. Baldwin
Thomas Beer
Hanna
E. Douglas Branch
Johnson Brigham
Albert Cotsworth
Grace Nell Crowell
Harold Norman Denny
Edward Thomas Devine
Dorothy Ann Dondore
Middle America
Edna Ferber
Arthur D. Ficke
Amlin Garland
Middle Border
Knut
Louise Hovde
Ethel Hueston
Rupert Hughes
Bertha Shore Jewett
Helen Cowles le Cron
Wesley B. Kerr
Raymond Knister
Thomas H. MacBride
Inez Nellie McFee
Everett Dean Martin
Stella May Burke
Chico
Charles Edward Merriam
Chicago
Honore Willsie Morrow
Forever Free
Frank Luther Mott
History of
Thomas Dowler Murphy
New England
Louis Hermann Pommel
George Thomas White Patrick
Frank Chapman Pellet
Edwin Ford Piper
Herbert Quick
Mississippi
Charles Edward Russell
Sandy Hook
Edwin Legrand Sabin
Ross Santee
W. E. F. Schmidt
A. G
L. F. Schmidt
Benjamin Franklin Shambaugh
Chelsa ©. Sherlock
United States
Hazel Schowalter
Ruth Suckow
Cora
Virginia Swain
Elswyth Thane
Lowell Thomas
R. H. Thomas
Libbie Miller Travers
Carl van Vechten
Otha D. Wearin
George Meason Whicher
Thomas R. Williamson
Iowa State Teachers Association
Alice French
Lydia M. Barrette
Jeanette Brigham
Donald Murphy
Arthur Davison Ficke
Lewis Worthington Smith
Emerson Hough
Chelsea Ge. Sherlock
Edward, A. Steiner
James B. Weaver
Samuel H. M. Byers
John T. Frederick
Hamlin Garland
Susan Glaspell
Gladys Denny Shultz
Alice Do. Weitz
Thomas W. Duncan
Butter consumption survey reaches Iowa conclusions
The Emmetsburg Democrat reports Mark Thornburg notes 56 percent of people buy butter while 44 percent use substitutes. The survey suggests these ratios may apply statewide. Farmers also buy substitutes as much as city residents.
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Emmetsburg
Democrat
Mark Thornburg
Library Notes on County Library Service for Rural Residents
The piece argues for county library service to extend free access beyond towns, noting 1925 county population 17818 with about 5000 in Anamosa or Monticello having library access. It urges county officers and local groups to back a library extension and invites listening to Forest Spalding on WHO each Thursday.
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Henry Wordsworth
Jones County
Anamosa
Monticello
Forest Spalding
Des Moines
Church Services and Activities Roundup
Local church notices list service times for Methodist Episcopal St Matthew's Ev Lutheran Congregational Castle Grove Reformed and Armin Tendick church events. Activities include Sunday school at 10 a.m., German language services, sermons on Life and Happiness, and a canvass by Every Member on Feb 9. Baptism of James Balster noted.
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Methodist Episcopal
Roy V. Porter
Epworth League
St. Matthew’s Ev
Lutheran
L. Adix
Ladies’ Aid
H. Schoon
Castle Grove
G. Wolf
Edward Stadtmueller
James Balster
Armin H. Tendick
Butter Campaign Grows in Iowa States Effort
M. G. Thornburg secretary of agriculture reports butter advocacy across Iowa. Local creameries in Story Fayette Dallas and Boone counties have meetings and plan ads to support state and national campaigns. Business leaders cooperate as posters circulars and ad copy are prepared by the National Dairy Council in Chicago. Local groups urged to request materials.
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Iowa
M. G. Thornburg
Story
Fayette
Dallas
Boone
Thornburg
National Dairy Council
Chicago
Port Freight Totals Show New York Leading Global Hub
The port of New York remains the world’s leading hub. Antwerp recorded 10,108,000 tons in the first six months, compared with New York’s 15,168,000 tons in the same period.
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New York
Antwerp
Ae Hae Peery
Os Aeparison
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