Presbyterians Build $80 000 Church at Creston Iowa
A report cites Creston plans for an $80 000 Presbyterian church with funds raised locally. Other Iowa items include deaths in Wapello Des Moines and Mason City. college enrollment changes. a former mayor starting a Leavenworth sentence. a farmer’s death in Clinton mud. a Sioux City youth killed with a gun club. a 50th wedding anniversary in Waukon. scholarships and state appointments. tax and bank notes. and Camp Dodge negotiations.
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Creston
Bertha Havenill
Wapello
Burlington Hospital
John Futt
Iowa
Des Moines
Ames
F. H. Fite
Eldon
Leavenworth
George Larsen
Clinton
Miner Broders
Sioux City
Charles Dobbertin
Paulina
O'Brien County
R Lewis Masson
Washington
Sheldon
Harvard University
Europe
Nick Pergasis
Iowa Falls
Lilian Jackson
Mason City
Helen Beckley
C. H. Kelley
Kendall
W. E. Albert
Albert
E. C. Hinshaw
Hinshaw
C. D. Leggett
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Judge Leggett
Manley E. Sweazey
J. D. Sweazey
Webster City
Charles Elliott Perkins
Manley
Iowa City
Virginia
Minn
Knoxville
Rawson
Veterans Bureau
Iowa Railway and Light Company
Iowa Falls Electric Company
Traer
Reinbach
Reinbeck
Cedar Rapids
Internal Revenue Collector
Department
Iowa Senate
Gibson
Senate
Ramsey
Auditor of State
Secretary of State
Camp.Dodge
Adj
L. G. Lasher
Maj
van Dem Bussche
Quartermasters Corps
Lasher
Twelfth Street
J. B. Sax
Ottumwa
Col
Guy Brewer
United States
Southern District
Nick Reed
Reed
Wade
William McArthur
Carbon Dioxide for Gas Victims in New Treatment
New York reports on a U S Public Health Service study using carbon dioxide and oxygen to treat gas poisoning. Inventor Yale professor Yandell Henderson and Dr Stuart Scott lead experiments, analyzing blood samples to gauge carbon monoxide removal. Findings aim to decide if the inhalator should replace pulmotor devices in mines and grain elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Public Health Service
United States
Yandell Henderson
Yale
United States Bureau of Mines
Henderson
Stuart Scott
Bellevue
Dae Sao Moles Ret Bae
Docksr” Henderson
Iaw
World’s Largest Egg Reported From Dillingsville Farm
A sixteen year old high school senior, Joseph Galdner, at his Dillingsville farm near Pennsburgh, reportedly produced the world's largest egg. Poultry officials in New York measured the egg as 6 1/2 inches by 2 1/2 inches and weighed six ounces, laid by a Rhode Island Red pullet. A second egg of similar size followed.
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Buffalo Center
Grinnell
McIllrath
Milo Hausner
Estherville
Monticello
Summit Coal Company
Story City
Henry Graham
Waukon
Rossville
Graham
Pennsburgh
Joseph Galdner
Dillingsville
Here
New York
Rhode Island
Berlin War Casualty Totals Revealed in Revised Compile
A revised German casualty compilation lists 4 246 874 wounded and 1 792 308 killed in World War I with 200 000 men reported missing. Navy losses show 34 256 killed and 31 085 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Artificial Ice By Farmer From Very Gold Section
United States Agriculture bulletin explains multiple methods for harvesting and storing ice in cold weather. Techniques include freezing water in metal cans with a shell, using paper bags for cheaper options, and flooding a snow-walled ice house to form layered ice, then removing with an ax. each method aims to produce usable ice during scarce freezing periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Fee
Dry Storage of Manure for Fertilizer Value
The text warns that manure kept for weeks must remain dry to prevent nitrogen loss. It notes nitrogen in manure is easily washed away and fermentation releases ammonia. It advises against applying lime to manure as it also drives off ammonia, reducing fertilizer value.
Harding Troop Receives Autographed Photo from President
Troop number 12 of Kewanee Illinois has been renamed Harding troop. A letter to President Warren G Harding led to the president sending a large photograph inscribed with salutations to Harding Troop Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewanee, II
Harding Troop
Scontsseribe
Harding
Boy Scouts
Warren G. Harding
Pella High Students Host Music and Band Plans
A report from The School Chronicle details Mr and Mrs R Clay Crawford performing for a school audience with cornet and piano pieces. The piece notes a music period disruption, plans to form a young peoples band, and activities from student life including debates, band recruitment, and a spring program with dresses cooking and a Woods picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clay Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Pella
Home Economics Exhibition Plans Highlight Departmental Displays
The home economics department has been planning an exhibition alongside exhibits from other departments. The proposal emphasizes collaborative displays and student involvement to showcase practical skills and interdisciplinary learning.
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Iowa News
Crawfordsville
Carstens Company
Ackley
Wright County
Hudson
Town State College
McCallsburg
Lyle Porter
Grant Consolidated School
Story County
Public Health Service
The
the School Chronicle
Pella High School
Mr. Frush
Miss Gibson
Iness
Marion Frush
Chamber of Commerce
Slick Wormhoudt
Pete de Pree
Pete
Junior
Soph
Bessie V. O. P
Poe
Raven
Gerrit P
Arnold Duiker
Oskaloosa
Pella High
Dena Rolenbrander
Kathryn Cochrane
Clara Vander Linden
Cora Durham
Gerrit Papma
Gerrit
Il-Tri
Jane Addams
Joan of Arc
Florence Nightingale
Chera Barton
Fanny Crosby
Anna Tusseling
Miss Sterling
Miss Bonar
Mrs. Richardson
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