Iowa News Roundup of Iowa City to Le Mars Items
Iowa stories report Claude Heckman organizing a student band at Grinnell area Mount Pleasant. Lehigh plant workers strike for union recognition. Property turned to a municipal potato patch near Bellevue. Miss Sarah Kelley to play priestess at Grinnell Greek pageant. Oscar Anton’s body found after being run over near Le Mars. Movements include Iowa OOP convention in Tipton and farming and road work across Marshall, Denison, and Marshalltown areas.
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Claude Heckman
Ottumwa
Lews Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Lehigh
Hurstville
Bellevue
Sarah Kelley
Mason City
Grinnell College
Oscar Anton
Omaha Road
LeMars
Tipton
1. O. O. P. Lodge
J. D. Parker
Pomeroy
Santa Fe Railroad
Fort Madison
Four Brotherhoods
Mother Love
Lillian Stringer
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Palmer
M. E. Pettit
Grundy Center
Denison
J. B. Romans Co
W.W. Ferguson
Rock Island
Mississippi River
U. S
C. G. Patten
Iowa State College
Patten
Mississippi Valley
Ames Experiment Station
Lee County Board of Review
State Department of Justice
Mississippi Power Company
Letitia Wilson
Iowa City
University Homeopathic Hospital
Ham Flancher
McGregor
Dubuque
Ham
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Sioux City
Interstate
H. C. Campbell
Muscatine
Battery C
Allen
Altoona
W. 3. Seeley
Quinn
Pocahontas
B. Shimek
Signal Reserve Corps
Frith
Waterloo
France
Roeder
G. A. Tow
Norway
Humboldt
Noble
Irving L. King
Iowa University
Westfield
Plymouth County
J. Wilfred Fletcher
Dr. Fletcher
Ft. Logan
Colo
Julia M. Ely
Sam
Davenport
West Point
Germany
J. C. Nietzel
State
Free Employment Bureau
Cherokee Westminster Circle
Postville
Library report for April issued books and readers
Leona Reavers, Librarian, reports April library activity with 1355 books issued over 24 open days. Average daily circulation 56, largest day 139, smallest 22, Holland books 96, periodicals 123, repairs 23, new readers unknown, fines $7.48, non resident charges $60, receipts total listed as Scepter $7.98.
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Holland
Leona
Rule forbids privy vaults in parts of Pella Iowa
City of Pella Iowa forbids any privy water closet sink or stable drainage into privy vaults or cesspools in the east half of block 37 east half of block 59 and west half of block 62. Violation is a nuisance under Iowa state law and City Ordinance No 102. Adopted May 11 1917 by the Board of Health. Mayor H J Vander Berg Health Officer Carl Aschenbrenner.
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City
Pella
Iowa
State of
Local Board of Health
Thrice-a-Week World urges readers on world events
In 1917 the Thrice-a-Week World promotes its value as a near daily at weekly price. It emphasizes global events and U S involvement in the war, urging households to subscribe as the conflict enters a pivotal phase. It notes a yearly rate of one dollar for 156 issues.
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THE
NEW York World
Europe
United States
Willard
Willard Organization
Offer for two papers at special yearly price
An offer combines this unequalled newspaper and The Chronicle for one year at 2.15, compared with the regular two-paper price of 2.60. The ad then shifts to a health note about symbols of health from ancient Greece and Chamberlain's Tablets, urging purchase from F. D. Stubenrauch for digestion issues.
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The
Chronicle
Chamberlain
F. D. Stubenrauch
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Selz
Royal Blue Shoe Store
D. G. Gosselinka
Selz Shoes
Vander Linden
Brown Herl CO
Murray St
New York City
Jesse A. Gale
Brockton
J. E. Cornelius & CO
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Calla
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W. H. Vander Ploeg
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Carpenter & Sybenga
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Georgia Chalfont
Fowler Telephone Building
H. O. Wormhoudt
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