Iowa News items of Interest Summarized
Iowa stories report G K Hazlett of Oelwein named president of the Iowa Veterinary Association. County wheat champ is Page with 1,013,000 bushels. Soil in Appanoose County 8 percent sour needing limestone. Deaths include John L Berry 79 in Iowa City and Dr W L Bullis 74 in Allerton. Lee county bridges program costs about 50,000 with steel and concrete structures. Union county breeders form new association. E S Kitterman buys champion under year boar for 8300. Central division Iowa State Teachers meet in Des Moines April 1 2 3 with Allan Judd among speakers.
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G. K. Hazlett
Oelwein
Iowa Veterinary Association
John L. Berry
Iowa City
Page County
George HM. Munger
Appanocose County
Fulay
Afton
Union County
C. B. Crumpacker
Messer & Bissnell
Jackson County Board of Supervisors
Hugh Willamson
George McC
Frank Scales
Lucas County
Mr. Scales
van Buren County
R. B. Herrick
Mr. Parkhurst
Union County Breeders’ Association
Kitterman
Plymouth County
E. N. Kern
Stanton
Neb
Nebraska
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
German Synod of the
Lutheran Church At Waverly
Iowa
Tanlac praised by Burling ton woman in testimonial
Mrs Leeta Dougherty of 130 South 6th Street Burlington Iowa credits Tanlac with restoring health after six years of stomach trouble kidney weakness and nerves losing weight and constant fatigue after an appendectomy. She reports weight gain improved sleep and renewed appetite and says she will keep a bottle handy. Tanlac sold in several Iowa towns. Also touts Allen's Foot Base antiseptic powder for foot pain and comfort used by soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Leeta Dougherty
South 6Th Street
Burlington
Pella
Ideal Pharmacy
Pleasantville
Pleasantville Drug Co
Swan
John B. Howell
Bussey
Fred L. Mick
Knoxville
B. A. Osborn
Allen
Cooperation of Snowflakes Teaches Teamwork
A verse reflecting how snowflakes cooperate to cover the ground and protect plants. It contrasts a united effort with the failure of individual self reliance, urging everyone to work together for a common good. The poem ends with a moral about collective action.
Two Boys and the Shipyard's Trial of Talent
Two college graduates seek work at a shipbuilding firm. The first asks for a clerk job and is told to wait for suitable openings. The second offers to do any task a green hand can, and is sent to sort scrap iron. A week passes as the president checks on the new worker.
Young worker rises to department head in two years
A superintendent recalls that a young employee did his work so well that he was placed over the gang. In just two years that man became head of a department and was on track for a salary likely higher than what his friend will ever earn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom C. Stone
Iowa State College
Iowa Wood Fleece Growers’ Association
Clay County
Britt
Garner
Mason City
Northern Sugar Corporation
Spencer
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Harding
Webster County
W. B. Loveland
Waverly
Janesville
Bremer County
Loveland
Clarke County
Cr. H. Hicks
Ames
Albert Miller
Montgomery County
Frank F. Barker
New Hampton
A. W. Turner
Farm Bureau
Decatur County
Leon
W. A.allbaugh
Walter Dunham
Lord
The Party Dress That Stayed At Home
Lucile shows off a new blue party dress as her friend with an old white dress feels left out. On party day the friend arrives in a plain white gown while Lucile dotes on her dress, and the mother notes the happier choice of the other girl. The tale ends with the two girls off to play while the party dress stays at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile
Mrs. Morton
Casey My Pertickeler Frind Pastime
Casey proclaims a special friendship while another speaker questions the closeness, arguing that if Casey were truly pertickeler he would not be such a friend. The exchange hints at tension over loyalty and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Pertickeler
Qwan
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Iowa News
Tanlac
Kemps News
Kemp
Balsam
Oskaloosa
Furs
Oskaloosa’s Standard Clothing Store
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