Iowa News items span state events and local notes
A wide array of Iowa items cover government actions, infrastructure spending, labor decisions, farm reports, education plans, public notices, and cultural events. Highlights include bridge contracts, a canning plant at Cherokee hospital, Taft gifts to Iowa, railroad fare reductions for the state fair, and relief drives for German hungry children.
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Bavenport
Maquoketa
Cherokee State Hospital
Methodist Church
Waverly
United Mine Workers of America
Albia
Des Moines
Henry F. Miller
Jefferson
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
University of Iowa
Pocahontas County
Iowa City
Iowa
Humboldt
Kendall
Towa
Agricultural Experiment Station
Experiment Station
F. M. Lewellyn
Bedford
Sk Waltons
Webster County
Farm Bureau
Germany
Iowa Memorial Union
Towa City
Department of Latin and Creek
Louis G. Lasher
National Rifle Association
Camp Perry
Ohio
Union
Lst
Farm Crops Extension Service
Towa State College
Cordova News Briefs From Cordova Iowa Area
Cordova notes Monday visits by Henry Vriezelaar and Mrs. R M Hart. J M Hart ill then able. Several Knoxville Monroe calls noted plus hogs shipped by Crozer and Steveson. Multiple tales of illnesses accidents and road conditions color the week in Cordova community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vriezelaar
Cordova
R. M. Hart
Monroe
J. M. Hart
Clarence Bricker
Knoxville
S. A. Johnson
Henry Merriman
Baby
Crozer and
Steveson
John de Buck
Charley Kimble
Winterset
Mary Catman
Nellie Wolover
Fifield
T. V. de Moss
Albia
Tom de Moss
Joe Vanden Berg
Marion Buttery
Wisconsin
Otley Social News Highlights From Pella Ties
Otley reports show social visits with Pella residents. Mr Markus and Mrs Van Ginkel travel to Pella, Rev Pietenpol tours Chicago, and families care for ill relatives. A gypsy camp arrives and departs, while births and hospital visits thread through weekly movements.
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Markus
Pella
John van Ginkel
H. J. Pietenpol
Chicago
Dick Vander Linden
Breuklander
Kate Breen
Ira Vriezelaar
R. V. McKeever
Walter Verought
Robert Renaud
Gertrude Dykstra
Klaas van Buren
Mr. van Buren
Henry Steenbock
Berkenbos
Monroe
Henry Kaldenberg
J. B. Vriezelaaar
Don Poortinga
Oskaloosa
Aalbers
G. T. E. Klein
Ra Vriezelaar
M. Aalbers Sr
Otley
Conrad
Lille
Myers
Olivet and Vicinity Social Notes Move Week
Charley Zylstra and family moved to the Sam Phillips farm south of Olivet, replacing Roy Blakley. George McCombs Ed Huffmire and others hosted and visited in town with family and neighbors at Sam Sedrel and Vander Kieft homes. Esther Williams taught Burr Otk. Frank Barnes helped dehorn cattle. Huffmire leaves for work near Lacey. Kreling visited Oskalooga.
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Charley Zylstra
Sam Phillips
Olivet
Roy Blakley
George McCombs
Ed Huffmire
Sam Sedrel
Weyers
Minnie
Ida Johnson
Anne Hol
Grarett
Hol
Vander Kieft
Evans
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
George Barnes
Gysbert Rozenbaum
West of Tracy
Rozenbaum
Arie Hol
Frank Barnes
Wilbur
Esther Williams
Funeral procession by spring wagon in Wapello county
Evidence of the mud blockade on public highways is shown by a funeral in Wapello county. A box served as the coffin since no hearse was available, transported to the country cemetery by a spring wagon while pallbearers rode horseback. The usual cortege was absent.
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Oclwein
Towa
Germany
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines Register-Tribune
Wundy Center
Keokuk
Burlington
Ohio
Cairo
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Leon Slycoard
Clarence Renaud
Davenport
A. O. van Houweling
Henry Steenhoek
Wapello
Tanlac praised by Toledo woman for health gains
Miss Marguerite DuShane of Toledo Ohio attributes her recovery from nervous indigestion poor appetite and insomnia to Tanlac She says her nerves are normal digestion is better and energy returned She recommends Tanlac and notes over 40 million bottles sold worldwide
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Marguerite DuShane
Fernwood Ave
Toledo
Ohio
Wabash Time Table East West Howell Iowa
Freight schedules and passenger numbers for the Eastbound and Westbound Wabash trains at Howell Iowa. Local freights carry passengers and require freight to be at the station by 2:00 p.m. the prior day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Howell
Iowa
East
New Silk Ties Offer at 39 Cents By Vander Linden
Silk four in hand ties priced at 39 cents by M Vander Linden. These braided novelty silk ties were commonly worn by high school and college men. Other retailers offer them at 65 cents. Available now.
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Hagie Grove
Cherokee County
Marcus
Iowa District Gas Association
Sioux City
Liberty
Des Moines
Bankers’ Life Insurancy Company
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa University
National Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Towa
World Court
America
Cedar Rapids
Ayresville
Wilton
Cedar County
Germany
Alden
M. Vander Linden
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