North Dakota sow winners and county farming highlights
Waterloo Jersey farm led with eleven firsts at two North Dakota sows. Reports note rising Chinese pheasants in Humboldt county along the Des Moines river. Ames station yields eight new apple varieties with strong promise. Government boat workmen near Lansing required sheriff help. Central Iowa softball tourney slated Aug 29 to Sept 3 at Valley League Park in Waterloo. Sac county approves twelve more miles of paving totaling thirty-two this year.
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Waterloo
North Dakota
Humboldt County
Des Moines
State Experiment Station
Ames
Lansing
Iowa
Valley League
Board of Supervisors
Sac County
W. J. Maloney
Luxemburg Savings Bank
Warren, Ill
First National Bank
Cortes Porter
Burl Porter
Bedford
Decatur County
State Executive Council
Ben Hickman
Conn
Borland
Herman Lewing
West Burlington
West Burington
War Eagle Corporation
Sioux City
F. E. Rogers
Shenandoah
Creston
Fred L. Kimball Company
Dairy Farmer
B. T. Meredith
Thos. J. Bell
Lamont
Mrs. Bell
Lamoni
van Cleat Gulick
Bentonsport
United States
John M. Byers
Cedar Falls
Jear Brothers
Cedar Rapids
Bailey Brothers
Harold Nelson
Barclay Township
Lyon County
Iowa City
Anton Linder
Johnson County
Linder
Coin
Prussia
Carl
How the Board of Parole Works in Iowa 1919 1920
An Iowa Board of Parole overview explains procedures for inmates at Anamosa and Ft. Madison, including case file creation, interviews, evidence gathering, and annual reconsideration hearings. It notes parole criteria, job placement, supervision, revocation, and the board’s economic impact as a state employment and reform agency. It cites 202 paroled and 112 released by evaluation in 1919-1920 and argues for stronger indefinite detention for dangerous offenders.
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Anamosa
Iowa
Board of Paroles
Anamosa Reformatory
Ft. Madison
United States
Parole Board
Long
Board of Parole
Iowa Board OF Parole
L. W. Drennen
BRUINS Explores Colorado Springs and Wyoming Trip
Henry M. Bruins recounts travels from Colorado Springs to Manitou, Denver, Rocky Mountain Park, and Yellowstone in 1922. He notes Pike's Peak drive, mountain scenery, mining towns, oilfields, and Wyoming deserts, praising public accessibility and local hospitality while detailing road challenges and regional prospects.
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Colorado
Pella
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pike's Peak
Cal Pike
Betsy
Paul
U.S. A
Denver
Mountain Park
Georgtown
Randalls
Bess Vander Zyl
Silver Plume
Canyon
Rocky Mountain Park
Rockies
Fall River
Continental Divide
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Wyoming
West End
Otley
Leighton
Knoxville
Marion County
Casper
Parkerton
Henry M. Bruins
Government Needs Reconstruction Aids For Veterans Hospitals
The United States Civil Service Commission announces urgent openings at Veterans' Bureau hospitals for reconstruction aides and assistants in occupational and physiotherapy. Both men and women may apply, ratings based on education training experience and physical ability. Full salary and requirement details available from the Civil Service Commission in Washington or local boards.
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Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Veterans’ Bureau For Reconstruction
Board of Civil Service Examiners
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Iowa News
Farm Bureau
Osceola
Clark County
Alex Duncan
New Market
Edward Corrin
Hamilton County
G. T. McCauliff
Webster City
Lydia Anderson
Williams
New York
Rose Grove Township
Dubuque County
Bernard
John Bender
Oakland
Bender
P. C. Cornell
Greenfield
H. Kurtz
Warren County
Nicholas B. Stickel
Nick
M. E. Church
Lee Fread
Homestead
Fla
A. V. Proudfoot
Indianola
Davenport
Matilda Greene
Manning
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Bruins
Rocky Mountains