Iowa News and Comments by J W Jamagin 1922
Edgar A Lindgren of Council Bluffs named federal game warden in Iowa joining H A Anderson of Davenport in charge of eastern district. Pierson bans public dances within town limits except during public celebrations. Amana lily lake warns visitors to limit access and protect private property. Fort Atkinson area opens state park with relics and cannons. Des Moines scouts establish weekend camp along Coon River for 64 boys per session. Clinton/Wheatland yield large catfish catches cited as local boy fishing feats.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Edgar A. Lindgren
Council Bluffs
Washington
Lindgren
State Fish and Game Department
H. A. Anderson
Davenport
Red Cross
Walter Davis
Chicago
Davidson
Fort Atkinson
Winneshiek County
United States
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Long Island
Boy Scouts
Adel
Dallas County
Your Garden's Best Friend Hoppy the toad eats garden pests
The story describes Hoppy the toad and relatives as night workers in gardens and orchards. They prey on gypsy moth caterpillars and house-flies, protecting plants by catching five prey items each, while avoiding clever cutworms. The text invites children to remember this natural helper.
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Hoppy-the-Toad
Hoppy
History of Utah and Mormon statehood timeline
A condensed arc traces Utah from 1540 explorations to statehood in 1896. It covers Coronado era contacts, 1776 friars trek, 1824 Salt Lake discovery, Mormon emigration to Salt Lake City by 1817, 15 000 population by 1852, 1848 Mexico cession, Deseret constitutional dream, 1850 Utah Territory, Brigham Young as first governor, anti polygamy shifts, civil discord, amnesty, and Utah’s admission as the 45th state in 1896.
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Utah
Coronado
Colorado River
Pacific
Santa Fe
Utah Lake
Great Salt Lake
James Bridges
Maois
Missouri
Great West
Plains
Salt Lake City
Mexico
United States
Mormon Church
Deseret
Union
State of the Union
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Four Legged Hired Men Boost Your Garden Aid
A playful note suggests success with a garden in summer hinges on help from small four legged workers led by Hoppy the Toad and kin. Their presence, not effort alone, ensures productive results.
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Hoppy-the-Toad
Bussey Edges Pella 1 0 as Pitcher’s Eyes Faults Cost Run
In Lovilia last Friday Bussey beat Pella 1 to 0 in a tight game. Gott misread a grounder at third base leading to the lone run after a throw to first beat a runner home. Bussey had chances late but could not push across another score. Pella remains undefeated against Bussey this season, showcasing stronger offense while Bussey shines defensively when clicking.
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Bussey and Pella
Lovilia
Gott
Pella
Bussey
Religion in Germany After World War I Study
The Christian Herald reports on religious life in Germany after the war. It notes the prewar church structure funded by the state, payrolls for pastors, and pensions. In 1910 Protestant numbers reached about 40 million, with Lutherans around 25 million and Reformed five million, Catholics 23,821,453, Jews 616,021, and other groups 498,098, as the Emperor fled to Holland left the church demoralized.
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Christian Herald
Germany
Holland
When 1890 Hints at 1954 Ambition in Odds and Ends
A playful vignette imagines future roles for notable figures of 1890. It places a bicycle shop founder, a hotel owner, steel magnate, banker, U S president, merchant, railroad president and others in varied jobs from bellhop to locomotive fireman. The piece ends by asking where you will be in 1954.
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America
United States
Woman in Middle Life Credits Favorite Prescription
Mrs Alice Van Arnam of Davenport Iowa says after nine bottles of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription her health improved post childbearing and she avoided heat flashes and dizziness during middle life. She notes lasting strength and recommends writing for free medical advice and a trial package.
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Iowa
Dr. Pierce
Alice. van Arnam
Fourth St
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
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Military Training Camps Association
Seventh Corps Area
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Taylor County
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Twenty-ninth
Iowa Infantry
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