Harskamp deportation and clan growth in Iowa tales
A Des Moines column details Mrs. Harskamp's deportation to Holland after a hospital stay for mental illness and the family's plan to join her with help from friends. It also covers county court actions over dangerous substances, a chair once owned by Washington, pheasant hunting charges, Klansman mobilization, and scientific work at Lake Okoboji with new plant forms.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Richard Harskamp
Cherokee
Pat
Harskamps
Holland
Harskamp
Jones County
Austin Wilcox
A. J. H. McNeil
Monticello
Ku Klux Klan
Herrold
Camp Dodge
Polk County
Iowa Lakeside
Lake Okoboji
America
Frank D. Hicks
Iowa City
Thomas H. Macbride
University of Iowa
Graduate College
G. M. Smith
University of Wisconsin
L. H. Tiffany
Ohio State University
Europe
Miller’s Bay
H. S. Coward
Grinnell
H. M. Kelly
Cornell
H. W. Norris
A. L. Bakke
Iowa State College
Ames
Dayton Stoner
Tiffany
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