Iowa News Items of Interest Sammarized for Easy Readers
A long miscellaneous Iowa roundup reports a Sioux City boy Benjamin Fish killed by a truck, Mason City High School graduates, Cornell College speaker President Flint, and signs of tighter money conditions. It covers cattle sales at W. H. Cooper in Hedrick, corn planted in several counties, stray tire thefts in Crayfordsville, highway contracts and Belle Plaine mail delivery exams, a butcher Clark Coleman killed near Clarinda, Davenport arsenal car collision injuries, swine vaccination exams, a Davenport coroner’s inquest on a wife sale, and a poet’s book from Fort Madison. Additional notes include hog production cuts, Dubuque lake land reclamation for debt payoff, blind association loans, Iowa county agent resignations, livestock breed estimates, a state land boom, Muscatine license plate shortage, tax totals, fertilizer trials in Mitchellville, and a reinstateable war risk policy for veterans before July 1 1920.
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Sioux City
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Flint
Cornell College
Iowa
W. H. Cooper
Hedrick
Ellana E
Cooper
Towa
Carrol
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Counes
Crayfordsville
Iowa State Highway Commission
Belle Plaine
Clark Coleman
Hepburn Butcher
Clarinda
Arsenal
Davenport
Animal Husbandry Department
Ames
Polk County
Raymond Dawes
Leota Dawes
Earle Sloan Smith
Fort Madison
Iolo
Japan
Lake Peosta
Dubuque
Iowa General Assembly
Iowa Association of the Blind
Vinton
Orgenisationa
Pregent
Chautauqua to Feature Forkell and Wilmer Lectures
The upcoming Chautauqua program spotlights William Forkell a veteran lecturer with twenty two years on the rostrum and a forceful fiery style. Sarah Mildred Wilmer famed for lyric stage presence and mastery of literary readings leads a company of musicians with a Craven Family Orchestra preluding her performance.
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William Forkell
Forkell
Soli
Sarah Mildred Willmer
Lyceum
Sarah Bernhardt
Miss Willmer
Sarah Mildred Wilmer
Mr. Fitspatrick
Arolles
Chautauqua
Felds
Craven
Willmer
Martha Stout Trimble Unique American lecturer
Mrs. Martha Stout Trimble has traveled widely giving lectures sermons and addresses for fifteen years. She has attracted attention in cities from the Atlantic to the Pacific and even in Australia, earning a notable place among American women speakers.
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Trimble
Atlantic
Australia
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