Iowa News Items of Interest Summarized for Busy Readers
A long list of Iowa notices covers farm land sales including John Fell selling sixty acres at $300 per acre to James Sheppard near Fenton Illinois after a year of ownership. Other items report Red Cross enrollment in tanhope and Reinbeck, a high school protest against Kaiser praise, a $507 sale of a fifty pound pig for Missouri Valley soldier aid, and Mrs. W. S. Mayne the first white child born in Iowa passing away in Council Bluffs.
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John Fell
DeWitt
James Sheppard
Fenton
Ill
Mr. Fell
Tanhope
Webeter City
Red Cross
H. C. Price
Inwood
Lyon County
Grinnell College
Frank
John Henrick
Cambridge
John
Oklahoma
Cherokee
A. A
Missouri Valley
W. N. Tupper
W. S. Mayne
Iowa
Council Bluffs
A. W. Mangum
Fred Harold Harvey
Lohrville
Camp Dodge
Washington
Sherif Wilson
W. A. Starck
Fred Tenneykelt
Audubon
Amen
Reinbeck Falls
United States
Osage
Masonic Lodge
Griffith
Des Moines
H. J. Hafselden
Chicago
Haiselden
Department of Agriculture
W. W. Dimock
Veterinary Division
Iowa State College
Cornell College
Home Economicc Department
Mount Vernon
Iowa Ht Heat and Power Company
LeMare
Daniel H. Wallace
Davenport
Fort Leavenworth
L. B. Armstrong
Fort Dodge
Nevada
Greene
U. S
France
Walter Schafer
John M. Schafer
Ottumwa
Charles Webster
Mason City
Algona
Tilnois Central
Alden
J. G. Shipman
Germany
Austria
Newton
The
Commercial Association
Sioux City
Army
North English High School
Florence Johnson
Lumber Company
America
Mike Johnson
National Lumberman
Sutherland
Peterson Power Company
Peterson
Oxford Township
Town City
Grandma” Klump
Monona
Lester Shepherd
Ames
Bronx City
Chad
Seeadler Raider Exploits Summary Revealed by Navy
Navy records recount the Seeadler raider episode from its capture of 17 ships to its Pacific exploits. Capt. Haldor Smith, the R. S. Slade crewman, and others landed at Tutuila after being marooned on Mopeha island. The Seeadler, once the Pass of Balmaha, operated under Felix Graf von Luckner, using a Norwegian disguise and swift strikes in the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Atlantic
Bremen
Highland Scout
Smith
Pacific
Stade
Sydney
Whey
Felix Graf von Luckner
A. B. Johnson
San Francisco
Manila
Nila
Mopeha
Cook Islands
Fiji Islands
Count von Luckner
Mapeha Island
Papeete
Kling
Lutece
Tahiti
Pago Pago
Mopeha Island
Home town helps screens cost and longevity
Dr J D Walters Kansas State Agricultural College advises against cheap row screens for valuable buildings noting two dozen openings in a typical two story house should be screened with durable materials. He endorses white pine sash with copper wire or fir with white metal while warning concrete alternatives rust quickly.
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J. D. Walters
Kansas State Agricultural College
Doctor Walters
Kansas Plans First Four Year City Management Course
Kansas will establish at its state university a four year city management program. It aims to train graduates to oversee city operations across departments except politics, combining classroom and lab work to study real municipal needs. Professor F W Blackmar leads the curriculum planning, likening the training to other professional education.
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Kansas
F. W. Blackmar
Pretty Exterior Finish Effecta with Mixed Materials
Beveled siding shingles and brick finish many houses now creating a harmonious exterior. Brick runs from foundation to sills and in the porch railing wall. Beveled siding covers the sides to the second floor while shingles extend to the roof. Dark stained shingles and light siding produce a pleasing contrast.
Trade Development Profitable in City Commerce
Trade development efforts by chambers of commerce involve promoting package car service, expediting merchandise, expanding trade areas, and coordinating shipments. Field secretaries, trade magazines and trips drive new accounts and orders, with funds yielding substantial returns.
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Chambers of Commerce
Retail Interests Benefited by Chamber of Commerce Work
Through chamber of commerce efforts the local retail interests unite to improve merchandising methods, eliminate fly-by-night advertisers, and uphold truthful advertising. Credit bureaus are maintained and universal trading conditions are pursued to protect both retailers and customers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pasadena curb numbering scheme described
House numbers in Pasadena Qal are set on white rectangles in front of homes. Street names are painted on curbs at street crossings for clear navigation.
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Pasadena
Qal
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