Iowa Breeze Tangles State News and Highway Blues
A digest of Iowa items notes July bread labeling rules by W B ey, fire damage to Ottumwa plants, cricketing June bugs in the Cedar Rapids region, and 400 army trucks deployed to the state highway commission. Also covered are a Denver divorce dispute, Cedar Rapids depot water concerns, Iowa State Fair premiums, family relocations, a false map scam, a large cattle sale in Marshalltown, freight-car shortages crippling shipments, labor worries, Dubuque streetcar fare changes, and a night heron sighting near Cascade. Includes coal vein near Des Moines and student religious census at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bey
State Food and Dairy
Barney
Ottumwa Blank Books Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State H Highway Commission
Iowa
Ames
State Highway Fund
C. H. Morris
Central Church of Christ of
Marshalltown
Denver
Colo
Ethel MacDougal Morris
Union Stoon
Iowa State Fair ‘Association
Catfs
Eleanor
Belle Fraser
Bradford
Iowa Falls
Popejoy
Alden
Hampton
State Highway Commission
Iowa Highway Commission
Blackcap
H. D
John Mills
Kirksville
Begeigg Pe
Randithte Fair Management Bag
Dubuque
City Commission
Benton County Fair Association
Benton County
Ayrshire
Indies
Robert Armstrong
Fontanelle
Charles
Cascade
Tropics
Des Moines
Iowa State College
Erastus Coffin
Mahaska
Oskaloosy
Iris
Tanlac credited for weight gain and better health at Overland Park
A Kansas farmer, H W Boring, says Tanlac restored appetite and digestion, eased back pains, cured catarrh, cleared his head, reduced nerves, and improved sleep. He gained 20 pounds and feels stronger after two years of poor health, with Tanlac available at Ideal Pharmacy in Pella and other local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
H. W. Boring
Overland Park
Kansas
Taniac
Mr. Boring
Pella
Ideal Pharmacy
Eerry
Entertain at Rev Wesselink's home delights students
Central group evenings at Rev and Mrs Wesselink's home featured glee clubs and Prof Sadler's choir among the guests. Each attendee received a peanut with a cue for self action, prompting Lon Wormhoudt, Mrs Liggett, Carl Byers to perform and Fern Smith to play without an encore. The light social tone encouraged good behavior for future invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Wormhoudt
Pleasant Evening Engraved in Central Ray’s Note
A Central Ray correspondent recalls a memorable pleasant evening, describing warmth, companionship, and gratitude for small moments that linger in memory. The understated tone captures quiet satisfaction and a lasting sense of contentment.
Notice to Sweetcorn Growers Seeds Ready at Factory
Seed corn now ready at the Canning Factory for growers to call for at their convenience. Bring sacks when collecting. Also free sweet pumpkin seed available to growers.
Legal Notice Proof of Will for Nic Haktert
Notice is given there is a will on file in Marion County Iowa for Nic Haktert deceased. It will be heard in the May term 1920 of the District Court at Knoxville on May 24 1920. All interested persons may be heard. Harold Clements Clerk of District Court Knoxville Iowa April 26 1920. Apr 29 May 6 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Nic Hakkert
Harold Clements
Knoxville
Rock Island Train Schedule and Freight Cutoff at Howell Iowa
Eastbound trains list Passenger No 474 and Westbound Passenger Nos 475 473 471. Local Freight No 82 carries passengers. Freight for shipment on locals must be at the station by 5:00 p m the evening before. Howell Iowa timetable shows westbound 5:59 a m to 7:38 p m.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa State
Stowe's
Sweetcorn Growers
Rock Island Train Service
Howell
West
Wabash
D. G. Gosselink
Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa, Iowa