Iowa News Items of Interest Summary
Iowa items include Harold Kimble a six year old drowned in a ditch in San born and Inez Tilton nine killed by auto in Cherokee. Washington contract for pay using $100000. Cedar Falls Sunday movies shut by Judge Newman. Le Mars man George D. Harvey sentenced to thirteen years for murder in South Dakota. Dubuque wins $315000 two junior high school contracts from $400000 estimate. Wapste dam hydro plant project at Davenport. Osage votes buy Cedar Valley seminary for public schools. Cedar Rapids mayor seeks state checkers over officers buying golf balls on city expenses. Boone woman Ethel Kincker narrowly saved from scalpings by neighbors.
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Cedar Falls
Newman
George D. Harvey
le Mars Man
South Dakota
Dubuque
Inez Tilton
Cherokee
J. F. Swinehart
Des Moines
Iowa Electric Company
Ceder Rapids
Wapste
Davenport
Duroc Jersey
Waltemeyer
Melbourne
J. L. Sitten
Sidney
Denver
Rock Island
Osage
Cedar Valley Seminary
Baptists
Red Cross
Benjamin F. Cimonson
Fayette
Upper Iowa University
A. J. Phillips
Audubon County
Douglas Township
Pocahontas
Frank Huntsburger
Elgin
Huntsburger
Fish and Game
Albert
State Conservation Congress
Ames
Board of Supervisors
Grant Highway
Independence
Sioux City
Thomas Jarman
Harwood Bros
Garrison
Iowa
RH. D. Starbuck
Towa City
H. E. Blackmar
Ottumwa
P. Colgrove
F. D. Cram
A. C. Fuller
Ernest Horn
Iowa City
H. F. Haskill
Waterloo
Herbert Martin
Doa Moines
J. D. Stoops
Grinnell
Frank Kelch
Farmercy Union
Large Iowa department stores highlight regional trade
The report describes Miss Thomas leading large appliance departments in southwestern Iowa stores to extend modern conveniences to farm families. It also notes a major fire at the Goodrich Hotel in Council Bluffs injuring eight, with one likely fatally, and property damage around six thousand dollars.
Central Debating Teams Split on Philippine Independence
Central and Parsons debated whether the Philippines should be granted independence immediately. Parsons and Central both argued, but the negative sides from each college won. Judges, delayed by bad roads, awarded decisions 2-0 in favor of the Parsons and Central opponents? The writeup notes Parsons’ rebuttal was weaker and praises the Parsons team’s effort, with comments on the hospitality shown to visiting Parsons students and plans to compete again next year. The report ends with a retail ad for De Wit Bros selling Fancy Uncolored Japan? Ten for 54c.
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Central
Parsons
United States
Philippine Islands
Second Reformed Church
Mr. Meyers
de Haan
Lewis
van Roekel
Weber
de Bruin
Unabl
Fairfield
Altough
McKee
Condit
Larson
Nagel
Kinaren
Rozendaal
Parsons College
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Harold Kimble
Sanborn
Washington
Mary I. Thomas
Creston
Thomas
Creston Hardware Company
China and Electrical
Miss Thomas
Goodrich
Council Bluffs
William Pretz
Payne Sargisson
Henry Speman
Humbolt
Northwestern
Spelman
Grinnell College
Iowa State College- Grinnel
Bud Kroh
Latters
Kellogg
Kroh
Leonida L. Greenwalt
Hastings
Edith J. Long
Truro
Edith H. Ashbp
Wellsburg
Leonard G. Kelley
Wall Lake
Bruce B. Harlow
Onowa
William R. Weaver
George McNeish, Jr
Kanawha
George E
Tipton
William Fentlemen
Wichita
Kan
Osceola
Charles W. Jones
Murray
Homer R. Fuller
Jones
Fentlemen
Iowa State College
J. J. Coughlin
J. E. McElhaney
Lovillia
Mian
Fla
Wagner
Davis
Parker
George H. Childs
Iowa Soldiers Home
Twenty-first Iowa Infantry
Mattie Baker
J. P. Hamilton
Poland
Ylotz
C. E. Meythaler
Eugene Ford
Fairbank
Keokuk County
William Burroughs
Martinsburg
Burrough
State Supreme Court
Public Schools
Revenue Department of the
State Auditor's Office
State Auditor’s Office
West
Okoboji
W. 3B
United States ‘Bureau of Fisheries
Fagan
Towas
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Vinton
Marshall
Lonnie Kiefer
Japan
de Wit Bros
J. van Dusseldorp
C. Boat
T. Plette
Geurts & Son
Vander Ploeg
Frank Warner
L. van Roekel
Leighton
T. Sentze
Pella Supply CO
The
Mississippi River
State of
Litto