Iowa News Items of Interest Summarized for Busy Readers
A roundup of Iowa events and incidents covers Osage nurseryman F. Gardner's death, totem pole carving in Anamosa, Cedar Falls Danish Bethany church anniversary, Rock Island RR 70th class, Knoxville train collision deaths, Waukon auto crash, West Liberty $10,000 park bequest, county fair swine building, Carson lightning loss, Rienbeck rural school sales, Mt. Ayr church youth baseball, Keokuk elder Burgess birthday, Iowa drought worms, Cascade snakebite cure, Nevada swine farmer critical, Cherokee strawberry irrigation, inheritance tax audits, Iowa City's first woman mayor Emma Harvat, drowning resuscitation guidance, and a rash of local accidents and civic notes.
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F. Gardner
Osage
Anamosa
Waukon
P. L. Kimberly
West Liberty
Allamakee County Fair Board
Helen Rorbeck
Chris Rorbeck
Walnut
Harm Arends
Sheldon
School’ Board of
Rienbeck
Hawood Osler
Carson
Olser
Iowa
Mason City
Geo. Ludeman
Dee Chehock
Plymouth
George Shuttler
Sarah Elizabeth Burgess
Burgess
Keokuk
Mr. Burgess
Buchanan County
Milton Colton
Andrew Kennedy
Cascade
Kennedy
Joseph Stewart
Nevada
Stewart
Ames
J. W. Gugnon & Son
Cherokee
Internal Revenue Office
Washington
Emma Harvat
State Board of Health
Schafer
Mt. Ayr
W. A. Lee
Centerville
Mr. Lee
Horace B. Burt
Chicago
J. S. McGowan
Burt
William A. Burton
Patent Office
Austin Burt
National Museum
Dairy Commission
State Food and Dairy Commission
Lee H. Whiting
Ivan Hand
South English
Tt Ie
Detective McBeath and the Purple Shadows Affair
In a tense pursuit at a country boarding house Detective McBeath exposes Professor Lubbink’s plot to abduct a girl’s uncle and ship him to Brazil. The narrator and McBeath navigate stairs and locked doors to uncover letters, boot prints, and a staged escape, freeing the uncle and reuniting the family.
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McBeath
Chamber of Commerce Band elects officers
The Chamber of Commerce Band elected officers: Pres. Marjorie Beyers, Treas. Raymond De Grofft, Sec. Miss Marton Frush, Librarian Jean Kuyper, S at Arms Arthur Voglaar, Business Manager L Van Rheenen, Drum Major John Rowenhorst. To raise funds they taxed each member seventy five cents. The band has played concerts at Knoxville and Pershing with good audiences.
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Chamber of Commerce
Marjorie Beyers
Treas
Raymond de Grofft
Miss Marton Frush
Jean Kuyper
Arthur Voglaar
L. van Rheenen
John Rowenhorst
Orchestra Heads to Pershing After Knoxville Stop
The band had paid their money before Saturday July 22 and reported good business. They played a Knoxville concert at the hospital entertaining soldiers for an hour, then dined at a restaurant. Some stayed to hear the Knoxville band and nine cars carried them to Pershing where they left at 6:30 and returned by 10:30.
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McBeath
Lubbink
Terry McBeath
Knoxville
Pershing
Mystic China fires of Iowa State Fair spectacle
The Iowa State Fair will host the largest fireworks show in America titled Mystic China from August 23 to September 1. Built in Chicago and shipped to Des Moines, the outdoor stage spans 500 feet with 200 actors and 20,000 square feet of scenery. The production features ancient Chinese pagents and climaxes with an attack on Yang Chow by Tartars, while fair officials warn livestock entries close August 1 and urge local exhibitors to submit promptly.
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America
Iowa
Iowa State Fair
Chicago
Des Moines
Far East
China
Yang Chow
Blessed are the pure in heart says Slattery
A quotation from Margaret Slattery notes that daily reading of scripture can guide girls toward safety and virtue, warning against dangerous byways of thought and action.
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Jess
Margaret Slattery
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Mr. Down
Anna
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Nelce
the Chamber of Commerce
Asst
L. van Sheenen
Pershring
Town State Fair