Major Iowa notes on births farms and farm aid
A compilation of Iowa items includes hospital bequest of 36809.80 to St Francis Waterloo. Jesup creamery butter output 119052 pounds in March. Sioux City stockyards paid 35275995 for cattle hogs and sheep in Jan-Apr 1923. Also notes on births deaths infant mortality public works and farm bureau events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
John Corton
Jesup Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery
Sioux City
University of Iowa
America
Citizens’ State Bank of
Onawa
Kendall
State Board of Health
Iowa
Emmett
W. B. Cox
Clinton
Fortieth General Assembly
Pinter Henderson
Des Moines
Frank Beck
Iowa Agriculturist
J. W. Beckman
Agricultural Journalism
Iowa State College
American Agricultural College
Ralph Slessor
Hudson
Jackson ” County
Yeggs
Cash Coal Company
Mason City
Harold Danielson
Ruth Danielson
J. A. Danielson
Danielson
D. M. Hall
Story County Farm Bureau
Leroy Corlett
Oskaloosa
Hiram K. Evans
Corydon
J. B. Daughton
Grand River
Horace M. Towner
Corey
Iowa State Fair Association
Wapello County
Glenn Hazen
Farm Bureau
Ramsay
Mississippi River
Louisa County
Sand Island
el, Hirsch
Burlington
Radio Program Schedule for Station WOC May Dates
A daily rundown of WOC Davenport broadcasting from May 13 to May 18 detailing concerts organ performances baseball scores church services educational talks and weather and market updates. Notable entries include Mothers Day sermon at Grace Methodist Church East Moline and a Custer Battlefield Highway lecture by W D Fisher with civic and musical programs by Erwin Swindell and Frank Moses among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richards
John S. Neal
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
East Moline
Ill
M. B
Davenport
Iowa
C. A. Russell
Sandman
Erwin Swindell
Harmonic Club
Clinton
Custer Battlefield Hiway
W. D. Fisher
A. G. Hinrichs
Tri-City
F. E. Fuller
Lillian Dewolf Murphy
Karl G. Stephan
Clara Swanson
LaSalle
Maude Miller Wheeler
Muscatine
Rosetta Wagner
S. B. Moats
Mr. Berquist
Rock Island
Ry E. Carmody
Calvary
U. S.A
Evening Entertainment Schedule at Monmouth College
At 6 50 p m baseball scores 7 p m musical program led by Erwin Swindell and the Girls Glee Club of Monmouth College 9 30 p m dance program features the P 8 C orchestra lasting one hour the schedule notes format and performers for tonight’s campus program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Swindell
Girls’ Glee Club
Monmouth College
To My Mother by Eugene Field
A tribute poem from Eugene Field to his mother, recalling her loving presence and protection. The speaker expresses enduring gratitude for her gentleness, calls her hands and eyes benevolent, and finds comfort in being forever watched over by a guardian mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Eugene Field
Pella Scout Meeting Honors Eight New Members
The 8:00 pm meeting included a ceremony that made eight boys full fledged scouts: Richard Tysseling Wilin De Grofft Edward Vanden Oer Lester Vander Heiden Adrian Bruins Casper Bruins Henry Robinson. Parents attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Tysseling
Wilin de Grofft
Edward Vanden Oer
Lester Vander Heiden
Adrian Bruins
Casper Bruins
Henry Robinson
Varied Bird Life Still Holds Hidden Facts for Scouts
The text notes many aspects of birds from alarm signals to nesting and young. It highlights spring and seasonal arrivals, food gathering, mating, nesting site choices, materials, and care of young. It suggests there are undiscovered facts even about common birds for diligent scouts.
WHAT SCOUTING DOES
Scouting is the process of making real men out of real boys by a real program which works. Scouting is outdoor program and so health, strength, happiness, and practical education. By combining wholesome, attractive, outdoor activities with the influence of the scout path and law the movement develops character. It develops the power of initiative and resourcefulness. It helps boys. It insures good citizenship. The Boy Scout movement death fully and sanely offsets the disadvantages which civilization has caused. From Twelfth Annual Report of the Boy Scouts of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts of America
When Mediocrity Is Failure in Pursuit of Excellence
The phrase argues that failure is not just insolvency but underperforming relative to our best effort. It emphasizes striving beyond average results and maintaining high standards across endeavors to achieve meaningful success.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa News
Frank Williams
Marion
Linn
Board of Supervisors
George Yuill
John Sueppel
Kenas
Iowa City
California
Sueppel
State Board of Education
Council Bluffs
Peter H. Lenon
Adair
Panora
Guthrie Center
Farm Bureau of
Joe Crookham
Bay
Henry C. Wallace
Captain Brooks
Boone County
Peoples Township
Omaha
Chicago
Illinois
Polk County
Merle Hay Road
Beacon Tjm
Johnson County
Dairy Cattle Congress
Poultry Husbandry Department
John Briar
Cummins
War Minerals Relef Commission
Interior Department
Mr. Briar
1. W. Warner
Alls
Xtension Service
Ames
Henrietta Danielson
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
W. C. McArthur
National Travelers Casualty Association of
Ben J. Gibson
Webster County
C. V. Holsinger
Agricultural Extension Service
Holainzer
Extension Service
H. F. Duer
Eagle Grove
Board of Education
Rockefeller Foundation
General Education Board
Martin Hotel
Mqnor
Eppley Company
E. ©. Eppley
Montrose Hotel
Fontanelle
War Memorial Union Fund
Spencer
Dairy Extension Department
Humboldt County
Cornell College
WOC
Palmer School OF Chiropractic
C. C. Hall
Castoria
Ue Gayman Company K
News OF
Pella
BOY Scouts
Bud Vander Meulen
Kemp
Yellowstone
Cna Covent Resky
M & Ued
Colorado
C. F. Dykstra
Gand Soo
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