Iowa News Items of Interest Summarized for Easy Readers
A sweep of Iowa reports covers Decorah births in February, a Fairfield land purchase for homes, Tipton hog barn fire, Grinnell interchurch convention, Cedar Township auto ownership, Mt. Ayr fruit meeting, Cerro Gordo road bids near 1 million, Stuart hatchery, Mahaska farm sale, Webster County land rush, Ringgold county soil improvements, Polk county seed corn show, Winnebago cattle tuberculosis drive, home demonstration agents expanding, breeding pen selection, oat lime and clover trials, O'Brien county paving bids, seed corn tests in Clay county, sow farrowing feeding, Benton wool market, and farm bureau township organization growth with spraying and pruning advances.
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Decorah
Fairfield Building Company
Fairfield
William S. Uhler
Tipton
Grinnell
Interchurch Convention
Poweshiek County
Cedar Township
Black Hawk County
H. Steimel
Mt. Ayr
Kochen
Iowa State College
Board of Supervisors
Cerro Gordo County
John H. Jorgenson
Stuart
Jorgenson
William A. Johnson
Mahaska County
Raymond L. van Metre
Bryan A. Smith
Liberty Township
Webster County
Mt. Vernon
Asa T. Webster
Solomon Webster
Black Hawk
Terwilliger
Hancock County
Polk County
Polk County Corn and Small Grain Association
Farm Bureau
Winnebago County
Rake
Scarville
Vinji
Leland
Forest City
Neal 8. Knowles
Iowa
Ringgold County
O'Brien
Woodbury
Sac
Allamakee
Clay County
Towa State College
Benton County
Chicago
Tve
Ames
Rocky Mountain
World paper money explodes after 1914 war rise
New York report shows world paper currency sevenfold since 1914 while gold reserves climb less than 50 percent. By 1920 thirty principal nations held about $51 billion in notes versus $7 billion in 1914, with Bolshevik Russia adding $34 billion in unbacked issues. Inflation fuels higher prices and cost of living globally.
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New York
Russia
Statistical Department
National City Bank of New York
National City Bank
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
France
Great Britain
Italy
United States
Zulu dress practice highlighted in cost of living note
In New York a report from the Interchurch World Movement of North America describes Zulu women solving the high cost of living by wearing the same dress for life. It notes a daughter receives a dress only at marriage and labels $16 as a significant wedding expense.
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New York
Interchurch World Movement of
North America
A Sweet Voice at the Missionary Meeting
A father comforts his daughter Florence at a missionary meeting noting her desire to sing. He insists her voice carries true music, citing the family’s daily sounds of care and cheer as meaningful harmony against her self doubt.
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Florence
Budde
Mary
Pella Markets and Produce and Foot Comfort Note
Pella Markets lists stock and grain corrections by Van der Zyl Bros and the Pella Produce Co with prices for steers butcher stock wheat and produce items including eyes hens roosters springs ducks geese and hides. An Allen's Foot Antiseptic powder advertisement promotes relief for foot discomfort and long wear.
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Vander Zyl Bros
Pella Produce Co
Vander Linden’s Bazar Promotes Cleaning Supplies
A playful notice from Vander Linden’s Bazar urges readers that house cleaning time is here and highlights Chamois Skins Brushes Paints and Varnishes as essentials for the task.
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Vander Linden
BAZAR
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Firat Street
Riom
OAK Grove Nursery
A. Verploegh & Son
G. West
Pella, Iowa and
Monroe Sts
Oskaloosa
Oppenheimers