OWA Federal Jobs 26 Hold State Conference
Friends of Maurice and Frank OConor urge their candidacy to fill the northern Iowa attorneyship left by Judge Van Wagenen's ouster as Congress adjourns for holiday. Huber of Tama signals interest while Iowa patronage referees delay recommendations and northern marshalship discussions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Frank O'Connor
van Wagenen
Des Moines
Congress
Iowa
Huber
Tama
National Capital
Frank O’connor
Washington
Connolly
Kirkpatrick
Pepper
Undaunted by Auditor Redding Plans Private Bank
After the state auditor refused a petition by thirty local residents for another savings bank, the group organized a private bank with plans to become a state bank later. The auditor said one bank suffices for a town the size of Redding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Dean of Dentistry Quits at University of Iowa
Dr. Thomas J. McLern quits as dean of the University of Iowa College of Dentistry with immediate effect. The resignation is attributed to friction among faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Thomas J. McLernon
College of
Dentistry
University of Iowa
Piano Instructor Resigns at Cedar Falls Teachers College
Miss Lola M. Kofoed chief piano instructor resigns her Cedar Falls post effective with the holiday season. She will return to Rutland Vermont, her home, after leaving the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Lola M. Kofoed
Rutland
Train strikes Perry woman at Milwaukee station
Mrs. A Wallace of Perry was killed instantly at the Milwaukee station when she attempted to pass between a baggage truck and an incoming train and was struck by the engine's driving rod on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Milwaukee
Woodward
A. Wallace
Couple Sought for Abandoned Infant Arrested
Mr. and Mrs. Olof Hofler were captured west of Yorkshire by Sheriff Rock M D Myers and Council Bluffs police chief after being wanted in Council Bluffs on abandoning an infant in the Missouri river willows. They allegedly admitted to being the sought couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Olof Hofler
Council Bluffs
Willows
Missouri River
Yorkshire
Sheriff Rock
M. D. Myers
Playground Boosters Incorporated Waterloo
Articles of incorporation filed for the Children's Playground Association by fifteen leading women in Cedar Falls. Membership fee set at 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground Boosters Incorporated
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Children’s Playground Association
94 year old Plymouth County resident Mrs Galles dies
Le Mars authorities report the death of Mrs. John Galles age 93 reaching 94 soon, one of Plymouth county's oldest residents. Funeral and obituary details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
John Galles
Plymouth County
Pioneer Suffers Injury in Home fall
Mrs. Mary Jane Pilcher 95 a pioneer of the middle west lies in serious condition after a fall at her Boone home. She helped settle the region and is noted as a long time resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Mary Jane Pilcher
Middle West
Tama School Construction Contract Let
The contract for the new Tama school building is awarded with the lowest bid of 45 975 by E G Penrose of Tama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama School
Tama
E. G. Penrose
Invalid Dies In Flames
Toby Severson an 80 year old invalid was burned to death when fire destroyed the house occupied by Anton Rynerson six miles south of here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby Severson
Anton Rynerson
Here
Woman Burned to Death in Fairfield Gas Leak Fire
Mrs. F. M. Bales died from burns after her clothing caught fire from a leaking rubber tube feeding a gas range. The blaze originated at the stove area and the victim perished from the injuries sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
F. M. Bales
Woman Receives 35 Year Sentence for Husband Murder
Davenport Judge Horan imposes thirty five year term in Apamosa penitentiary on Mrs Winifred Barnett after convicting her of murdering her husband George Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Apamosa
Horan
Winifred Barnett
George Barnett
Protect Buyers of Trees
The Elk Grove Farmers' club urges passage of a law requiring fruit tree agents to post bonds so buyers can recover damages if trees sold do not turn out as represented. The proposal aims to protect purchasers from misrepresentation by sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Elk Grove Farmers’ Club
Shenandoah to Host Southwestern Firemen Tournament
The southwest Iowa fire departments committees met in Shenandoah and voted to hold the regular fireman's tournament there next July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Iowa
Henry County Road Improvements Outpace Past Efforts
Mount Pleasant reports that by year end Henry County will have rebuilt and graded many miles of road and completed and repaired 124 bridges. Supervisors credit the new road law for a clear, businesslike action plan and note C. E. Smith has served as county engineer a year ahead of the law’s requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Smith
Despondent worker shoots self on River View trip
Arnold Amline, 25, Iowa City track laborer for the city railway, warned motorman he would shoot himself at River View park. On the return journey his body was found with a bullet in the forehead believed to be due to fear of losing his remaining eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Arnold Amline
Iowa City
City Railway
River View Park
Arorine
Amrine
Bank of London and Mexico Closes Amid Peso Shortage
In Guaymas the Bank of London and Mexico shut its doors after failing to obtain currency to satisfy depositors. Reports from Chihuahua note General Villa executing rebels for sacking a wealthy Mexican home, and Luis Terrazas Jr. remains detained as talks continue for his release and a rebel land division plan involving 1,000,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Bank of London
Mexico
Washington
Fletcher
Mexican
Navy Department
Wheeling
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Suffolk
Christopher Cradlock
Hermosillo
Senora
Tenth
Guaymas
Ojeda
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Juarez
Luis Terrazas, Jr
Villa
Terrazas
Teacher Elopes with Student in Rural Iowa Affair
At a rural school near Persia Miss Alta McVay did not arrive for class and was later found to have eloped with 19 year old pupil Glen Seddon. The couple reportedly married in Omaha after fleeing the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Persia
Alta McVay
Glen Seddon
Omaha
Pension Increase for Helen Koenig at City Hall
After thirty two years of service and due to the pension law limits, Mrs. Helen Koenig, city hall janitress, gains a 100 percent salary increase by city council action. Beginning January first she earns 70 dollars a month, enabling her to hire help and retire to care for her invalid husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Helen Koenig
Railroad death verdict in Clarinda awards damages
The district court jury in Clarinda awarded Ada Grafton administrator for A. P. Johnson estate Blanchard $9,024 against Wabash Railway receivers for the death of A. P. Johnson struck by a passenger train two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitl Railroad
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Ada Grafton
A. P. Johnson
Blanchard
Wabash Railway
Iowa Man Invents Can Filling Machine
A Hawkeye inventor with the Mohawk Condensed Milk Co has developed a machine that fills 120 cans per minute. Milk is injected through a pipe the size of a knitting needle while each can is tested for leaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Waverly
Mohawk Condensed Milk Company
Railroad Men Injured at West Liberty
Two Cedar Rapids residents, railroad workers, suffered injuries in a West Liberty incident. Fireman Harry Phelps was crushed between the coal chute and the engine tender, while Winsor Poreck lost his right hand while serving with the wrecking crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Cedar Rapids
Harry Phelps
Winsor Poreck
70 year old man completes long hike seeking ride home
Jacob Keller, 70, reached the Waterloo police station after walking from Parkston, South Dakota, covering nearly 400 miles. He asked for assistance to ride the rest of the distance to Dubuque, appearing exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Parkston
S. D
Jacob Keller
Dubuque
Chicago Board Restores Ella Flagg Young as Superintendent
Supporters of Mrs. Ella Flagg Young won a majority on the Chicago board of education at a riotous meeting and re elected Young to head the public schools by a 13 to 7 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ella Flagg Young
Board of Education
Young
Pittsburgh
Frank Klaus
George Chip
Fresno
Cal
Lincoln Beachey
New York
Tom Anderson
Montclair
N. J
Caldwell Seeks $100,000 From Rail Inventions
Edward P. Caldwell former police judge makes a fortune plan by year end with an electrical compound rail system and an indestructible crossing intended for railway use. He aims to exceed $100,000 in a year from these inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Edward P. Caldwell
Mrs Jane Wright Dies After Stairs Fall in Chequest
Mrs Jane Wright an aged resident of Chequest township Van Buren county fell down cellar stairs striking her head on the cement floor She died after living an hour in Keosauqua authorities reported the fatal accident in the local township obituary style for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Wright
Chequest Township
van Buren County
Knights of Pythias to Build Fraternal Hall in Council Bluffs
St Albans lodge of the Knights of Pythias has purchased a large lot in Council Bluffs business district and will erect a three story fraternal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Council Bluffs
St. Albans Lodge
Land Brings Good Prices in Altoona Area
Altoona reports two farm transactions. H F Fleagle bought an eighty acre farm from M E Welday for 13600 dollars. J H Shuey of Adel Iowa bought the Fred Joyce farm for 10400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
H. F. Fleagle
M. E. Welday
J. H. Shuey
Adel
Fred Joyce
Colby Motor Company Assets Sold to Standard Motor of Nevada
Transfer of the Colby Motor company assets to the Standard Motor company of Nevada is completed. The deal values the holdings at $300,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transfer Motor Holdings
Mason City
Colby Motor Company
Standard Motor Company of Nevada
Biting Dog Found Rabid in Council Bluffs Case
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gliem were bitten by their fox terrier. Dr. Miller sent the dog's head to Chicago for examination and reports the dog had rabies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
J. F. Gliem
Muscatine Council Approves $1 Gas Rate Ordinance
Mayor Koehler casts deciding vote as Muscatine adopts a $1 flat gas rate. The Muscatine Lighting company plans to challenge the ordinance in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollar Gas
Muscatine
Koehler
Muscatine Lighting Company
Wilson Nominates Wide Range For Foreign Posts And Commerce Panel
President Wilson reappointed J. J. Clements of Georgia to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Senate confirmation followed promptly. Wilson also discussed Henry M. Pindell to Russia. no action due to lack of letter from Stone. Other nominations included embassy posts in Madrid Vienna Paris Berlin Tokio and more with many second secretaries and secretaries of legations named. Federal Judge Boyd of Greensboro criticized McReynolds' action in North Carolina while naming J. M. Bailey U S marshal to succeed Logan.
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Washington
Wilson
J. J. Clements
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Henry M. Pindell
Peoria
Russia
Stone
Pindell
Smoot
Winfred T. Denison
New York
Philippine Commission
Madrid
Fred Morris Dearing
Missouri
Thomas Hinckley
Vienna
Arthur Hugh Frazier
Pennsylvania
Paris
George T. Summerlin
Louisiana
Berlin
Henry Coleman May
Tokio
Arthur Mason Jones
St. Petersburg
Hugh&. Gibson
California
Brussels
Gustave Scholle
Minnesota
Havana
Francis Munroe Endicott
Massachusetts
San Jose
Costa Rica
M. Marshall Langhorne
Virginia
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Sheldon Whitehouse
Managua
Franklin M. Gunther
Christiania
James G. Bailey
Kentucky
Lisbon
William Whiting Andrews
Ohio
Berne
Witting Spencer
Caracas
Frederick A. Sterling
Texas
Peking
Henry F. Tennant
San Salvador
M. M. Morrissey
Bloomington
Ill
Gustave Blair
Murphysboro
Isidore B. Cockweller
Los Angeles
Board of Indian Commissioners
Greensboro
N. C
Boyd
Forty Fishermen Escape Wreck Off New York
Forty fishermen fled the schooner Seneca in North River as she sank in 25 feet of water after being rammed. They reached the tug Daniel Wilson just as the vessel developed a large gash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seneca
North River
Daniel Wilson
Tidal Wave Strikes Elmore Park Near Bay City
A tidal wave swept the beach at Elmore park near Bay City Oregon covering over a mile. Tracks were ripped from the railroad and hurled 300 yards off the grade, halting traffic on the line.
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Oregon
Bay City
Ore
Elmore Park
New Anti Polygamy Law Proposal Emerges in Washington
Washington December 23 Senator Weeks of Massachusetts proposed a constitutional amendment to prohibit polygamy. He said it came at the request of many citizens in his state who believed polygamy existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
Hamburg American liner launches steamship for Panama canal
A large turbine steamer for the Hamburg American line's Panama canal service was launched here. The vessel, named in honor of High Admiral Tirpitz, will carry about 4,000 passengers and serves routes to Panama and Stettin in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Stettin
Germany
Panama Canal
Hamburg-American Line
Tirpitz
Japanese orchids sent to President Wilson from Vancouver
A large consignment of Japanese orchids was forwarded to President Wilson from Vancouver BC on December 23, reported in the local dispatch. The shipment underscores ongoing botanical gifts exchanged with the U S leader as relations and cultural exchange continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jap Orchids
Vancouver
B. C
Wilson
Zelie Emerson Released After Assault Charge Dismissed
Zelie H Emerson of Jackson Michigan was freed in London after the charge of assaulting police during a suffrage riot at Bow Heaths was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelie Emerson
London
Zelie H Emerson
Jackson, Mich
Bow Heaths
Free Passage Suspension Proposal For U S Coastwise Vessels
Washington December 26 A joint resolution to suspend the Panama canal act provision granting free passage to American coastwise vessels was introduced by Adamson and referred to the appropriate committee for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Adamson
Nineteen Hurt In Train Wreck Near El Paso
Nineteen people were injured four seriously after four cars of Texas & Pacific train No. 3 derailed east of El Paso Texas due to a broken rail. Authorities reported no fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Two Killed in Wreck at Black Buttes
Two people died and several were injured in a head on collision at Black Buttes. The crash occurred when the east bound Los Angeles limited on the Union Pacific met a fast west bound freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dee
Black Buttes
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Wilson reprimands officers over Carabao dinner incident
President Wilson approved a reprimand for army and navy officers involved in the Military Order of the Carabao dinner. In a letter to Secretary Garrison and Secretary Daniels, he condemned the acts as disrespectful to service traditions and questioned officials’ loyalty and duty. He urged higher standards and reminded them of responsibility as trusted soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
War Garrison
Navy
Daniels
Army
United States
Ward's Wealth To Family In Ward Will
Chicago December 1926 report says Montgomery Ward leaves blocks of stock to nephews William C Charles H James W George A and Robert J Thorne with 240000 to various relatives two thirds of the residue to the widow and the other third to a trust for Miss Marjorie Ward widow Elizabeth J Ward named sole executrix without bond the estate likely under six million dollars not the ten to twenty million widely believed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
George P. Merrick
William C
Charles H
James W
George A
Robert J. Thorne
Marjorie Ward
Merrick
Elizabeth J. Ward
Queen Milena Reported Dangerously Ill in Montenegro
Zurich dispatch says Queen Milena of Montenegro mother of Queen Helena of Italy was reported to be dangerously ill in Belgrade? No, in Podgorica? The text notes she is seriously ill in the capital of the Balkan kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milena
Zurich
Switzerland
Montenegro
Helena
Italy
Balkan
Wisconsin Gets U. S. Bank
Washington reports Batavia National Bank of La Crosse Wisconsin becomes member bank number one in the Federal Reserve Bank system under the new currency bill passed by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
U. S. Bank
Washington
Batavia National Bank of
White Tops Wolgast in ten rounds at Mulkern arena
Milwaukee December 22 Ad Wolgast dubbed the wildcat from Cadillac was tamed by Charlie White of Chicago in ten rounds of fierce milling at Frank Mulkern's hippodrome arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Milwaukee
Ad Wolgast
Cadillac
Charlie White
Chicago
Frank Mulkern
Hippodrome
U S Consul Wilder Resigns in Madison China Posting
Amos P Wilder resigns after seven years as U S consul general in China and health is cited as a probable cause Thomas Simmons is named his successor in the reported shift from Madison Wisconsin on December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wilder
Madison
Wis
Amos P. Wilder
United States
China
Thomas Simmons
Currency bill signed as new federal reserve board forms
President Wilson signed the currency bill at the White House with cabinet and lawmakers present. The conference committee swung most senate changes but kept core aims, including regional bank structure and reserve shifts. Williams is expected as comptroller with a place on the new board while agriculture secretary joins the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
White House
Cabinet
Senate
House
Eleanor and
Margaret Wilson
Owen
Pass Christian
Conference Committee
Glass
House Banking Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Miss
John Skelton Williams
Secretary of the Treasury
Organization
Missouri to Sue 13 Railroads Over Rate Laws
Missouri will sue 13 railroads for 25 million dollars after the U S Supreme Court dismissed the injunctions on the two cent per mile passenger rate and the maximum freight rate laws without prejudice. The attorney general sent suits seeking 2 million dollars from each of the Missouri Pacific Wabash and Santa Fe to the state courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
U. S. Supreme Court
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Santa Fe
Barker
Explosion on Russian Court Train Wounds Crews in Rostock
A mysterious blast on the Russian court special train waiting for Dowager Empress Marie of Russia in Rostock injures several crew members. Authorities suspect a nihilist plot as the dowager empress arrives from Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostock
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Marie of
Russia
Copenhagen
Postmaster General seeks $1 million for rural mail roads
Dec 24 Washington Burleson asks Congress to approve a $1,000,000 appropriation for road improvements used in the rural mail service, the request conveyed through Secretary McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mifflon
Washington
Congress
Burleson
McAdoo
Thousands Seek U S Army Entry In November
Five thousand applicants sought entry into the United States army in November with a large percentage accepted. Recruiting officers have gone out and conducted missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Washington
United States Army
Banker Talbert Stricken With Serious Illness
Joseph Truit Talbert vice president of National City Bank and noted young banker in New York became seriously ill after being stricken with paralysia while playing golf. He is one of the citys best known figures in banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbert
New York
Joseph Truit Talbert
National City Bank
Nearly 1000 Girls Strike in Tauble Mills
In Philadelphia on December 24 nearly 1,000 hosiery workers, mostly girls, walked out in four mills controlled by William H Tauble the hosiery king. The strike followed wage reductions and affects several companies in the Tauble group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William H. Tauble
Easy Money Soon as Guaranty Clause Is Dropped
Des Moines reports bankers expect lower interest and steadier credit after removal of the guaranty clause in the currency measure. They say the last risky feature eliminates concerns about regional bank profits funding depositor protection, which could curb wildcat banking and free money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas
First White Shrine Established in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hosts Iowa's first White Shrine of Jerusalem with nearly 200 charter members. The group will be called Gethsemane No. 1, White Shrine of Jerusalem, open only to Order of Western Star members. Local towns sent representatives, including John Burlanek, president of People's Savings Bank, who presented a Jerusalem olive wood gavel emblematic of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jerusalem
Iowa farming report on alfalfa in Cedar Rapids schools
Cedar Rapids public schools raise alfalfa with a growing farming program. Last year half an acre was used and next year two acres will be tilled under Miss Etta M Bardwell supervision, with aims to measure department of agriculture success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ames College
Department of Agriculture
Etta M. Bardwell
Woman Goes Insane on Train at Boone
A well dressed French woman, traveling in first class from Los Angeles to France, became violently insane on a train and was removed at Boone. Her identity was not learned. she appeared well dressed and with money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Los Angeles
Cal
France
Iowa City Boys Arrested After Window Throwing Incident
Four boys are arrested on complaint by Maj. Ira J. Adler who says they taunted him and threw a piano stool through his law office window. Adler asked they be sent to reform school, claiming he had been baited regularly by the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Ira J. Adler
Major Adler
Reform School
Well Known Priest Dies In Davenport Parish Pastorage
The Rev. Father Thomas Brownrigg died last week in Davenport at age 43. He served as pastor of St. Patrick's church in Burlington for four years and was ordained eighteen years ago. He previously led parishes in Davenport Melrose and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Thomas Brownrigg
Davenport
St. Patrick’s Church
Melrose
Iowans Get Pensions Granted in Des Moines List
Iowa pensions have been granted to Comella Hardenbrook of Bedford Laurena Shipman of Wapello Della H Buell of Lone Tree Jennie A Maull of Sac City and Mary Ann Roénisch of Lansing each for $12 in the Des Moines notice.
Postville Eyes New Public School Building
A petition circulates for a $40,000 public school house in Postville. The election to decide the matter will be held next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postville
Waukon
New Iowa Postmasters Nominated by President
The president nominates five Iowa postmasters: George A. Crane at Dexter Laura H. Figert at Marathon Weston D. Ralston at Paullina Hervey A. Sweigmerd at Garner and James Swasster at Carlisle for confirmatory approval and appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
George A. Crane
Dexter
Laura H. Figert
Marathon
Weston D. Ralston
Paullina
Hervey A. Sweigmerd
Garner
James 8. Swasster
Carlisle
Gladbrook Church Extends Call to Rev John 4H
The German Evangelical Church of Gladbrook extends a call to Rev. John 4H of Marshalltown who until recently pastored the Newton church. The move signals a potential change in pastoral leadership for Gladbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladbrook
Marshalltown
John
Newton
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