Iowa News Roundup Crowded Iowa Stories Share Rescue and Hope
Eight men marooned in a Muscatine houseboat were rescued. Keosauqua posts record high school attendance at 186. Davenport hosts State convention for disabled soldiers April 20 21. Barberry eradication costs 40000 yearly per Iowa Experiment Station. Over 6000 boys to Y M C A camping statewide. River traffic revival hinted by Dubuque Ford plant. Polk county jury panel includes over 60 women marking a state first.
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Muscatine
Keosauqua
Davenport
Iowa State Experiment Station
Iowa
Dubuque
Ford
St. Paul
Polk County
Ellis D. Robb
Eldora
Robb
National Bank
Carrie Connell Baugh
Thomas W. Baugh
Oskaloosa
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Grundy County
Farm Bureau
Argonne Post American Legion
Des Moines
Argonne
Legion
McGregor
W. L. Wilson
Ottumwa
Kendall
South America
Sioux City
Herbert Morton
Fremont
Harvey
Horace Mann Towner
Towner
Porto Rico
J. Mont Reilly
Ho Liu
Ames
House
Senate
Asia
American Legion
Iowa Legionnaire
State Department of the Legion
Mason City
Anita
Tabby
Kelley
Denison
Washington
Anna Cares
Mary, Queen of Scots
Calcom Caras
George
F. G. Murray
Cedar Rapids
W. J. Burbank
Iowa Committee On Public Utility Information
Chicago
White Way No. 7
Omaha
Newton
Lions Club of
Vinton
Agricultural Extension Staff
Iowa State College
Animal Industry
Criswell
Unnecessary Waste of Time and Feed Declared by Doctor Mohler
There is growing evidence that raising stock is an unnecessary waste of time and feed. Dr J S Mohler, chief of the bureau of animal industry, urges livestock owners to improve herd quality through better-stress methods and to use purebred, grade, crossbred, or purebred females as preferred.
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Doctor Mohler
Animal Bureau
J. St. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Easter Radio Schedule at WOC Station
Radio WOC presents a multi day Easter program with open air sunrise service, sacred chimes, organ concerts, orchestra performances, and lectures from April 1 to 3, featuring John Richards and Major Dent Atkinson. Additional time signals, weather, market reports, and educational talks run daily with varied performers from Monmouth and Moline.
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John Richards
Marmaduke Hare
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Choir
Davenport
Iowa
P. S. C. Orchestra
Major Dent Atkinson
CG. A. Russell
Sandman
Erwin Swindell
First Presbyterian Church Choir
Monmouth
F. C. Walker
Tri-City
D. K. Kirk
Sted Toner
E. John Richards
Noel B. Dugan
Catherine Elliot
Catherine O'Brien
Masonic Service Association
Block
Zal Grotto Band
Moline
Illinois
Karl G. Stephan
Ladies’ String Quartette
Matine
C. C. Flanagan
Aloha Land
Hawaiian Islands
Josie M. ‘Trinkle
Islands
Hall
Glee Club
Monmouth College
Ilinois
H. E. F. Clark
Scout meeting and drill at The School Chronicle
The meeting opened at 7 30 with oath laws and pledge to the flag. Eighteen boys and two officials attended as stories were read by Jean Kuyper Adrian Bruins and Anthony Tysseling. A talk by Mr Brunia followed about Saturday hike behavior. Plans for future events were made and a drill led to a candy kitchen. The drill previews May 31 when top drillers win patrol flags and lead a patrol of eight. Scout Oath reaffirmed and lessons on obedience to leaders stressed amid a brief local quarrel scene and taunt exchange.
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Jean Kuyper
Adrian Bruins
Anthony Tysseling
Mr. Brunia
Candy Kitchen
Proof of Will Notice Filed in Marion County Court
Notice is hereby given that there is now on file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Iowa in Marion County an instrument in writing purporting to probate a will and appoint a personal representative. The filing invites interested persons to come forward with claims or objections by a specified deadline.
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the District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Be the Last Will and Testament Hearing Notice
The last will and testament of Engeltje De Kock deceased comes for hearing in the May term 1923 of the District Court at Knoxville Iowa on May 1 1923. All interested persons may be heard. Clerk Walter Kester Knoxville March 19 1923. March 22 31.
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Engeltje de Kock
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Iowa
Where Danger Lurks at Grade Crossings
A Washington Post warning notes that grade crossings often become dangerous meeting points for headlights and careless drivers. The piece urges caution and awareness to prevent collisions, highlighting the ongoing risk at railroad crossings and the need for safer behavior by motorists and pedestrians alike.
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Washington Post
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University of Iowa
Rockefeller Foundations
Iowa State University
Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution
C. K. Johnson
Duncan's Island
Missouri River
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George A. Gordon
Montgomery County
General Assembly
Samuel Kirkwood
Gordon
Eureka
Kans
Henry C. Wallace
WOC
Palmer School OF Chiropractic
the School Chronicle
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Smart Alec
Rube
Castoria
Rip McLeae
Samuel Toi
Bae
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Bears
Castoria the Centaur Company
New York
Kemp's Vnr .V
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White Way Auto Co
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