Turbulent Iowa News Span From Fatalities to Court Battles
A wide array of Iowa items details: Miss Mary Eden saved by her brother Frank during a bull incident in Iowa City. Earlham sewer project injunction. Edna Schoondyke's desertion arrest near Colfax. Theodore Frazen dies from spade blow injuries in Clinton.
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Mary Eden
Iowa City
Frank
Earlham
Edna Schoondyke
Colfax
Theodore H. Frazen
Clinton
Roy Schrader
David H. Stickney
Vinton
A. L
Eagle Grove
Muscatine
Board of Supervisors
Dubuque
Horace Davis
Ethel Chance
Otcumwa
Burlington
Iowa
Knoxville
Express Office
Esther Nelson
John Stone
Birmingham
Black Hawk
Harbin
China
Miss Widner
Interstate Power Company of
Oelwein
Oelwein Board of Review
Clem Beeler
Grinnell
Beeler
Iowa State Federation of Farm Bureaus
Eighth Congressional District
Creston
J. W. Hunt
Des Moines
Mar! McDonald
Ames
Doris
Percifield
Ralph Percifield
Chariton
Beaver
Wis
Rsk- By
Montgomery County Bankers Association
Marshalltown
Joseph Langer
Adair
Denver
Hastings
Neb
Daily News
Charles City Farm Publication
Charles City Press
C. W. Rhinesmith
Audubon County
M. C. Smith
Extra
Audubon
Delaware County
Manchester
Franklin Pierce
United States
Fred Darey
Irvin Buche
Madrid
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Charles Reed
Misa Clara Braunberger
Reed
Cecil Huckelberry
Lester Thompson
Dorothy Kaldenberg
Runnels
Huckelberry
Department of Agriculture
Towa
Illinois
Henry Hawkins
Polk County
Des Moin
Martin
William Davis
Joe Wesh
Omahs Kid
Harry McGill
Kennedy Yellow
Marion County Grand Jury
First National Bank
Pleasantville
Davis
State
Jefferson City
Welch
McGill
St Charles
A Visit to the Chinese Wall
Miss Lelia Droz describes a visit from Nanking to the Great Wall near Peking in April 1921. The party of 28 rides trains in cold weather, crosses passes, and views the wall from watch towers while noting wall height, length, and historical labor.
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Lelia Droz
A. G. Droz
Pella
Northern Baptist Convention
China
Miss Droz
Nanking
Peking
Journey Through Nankow Pass with Mongolian Bargains
The narrator recalls a train voyage to Nankow Pass in crowded third class and an open flat car with coal seats. They observe Chinese travelers, soldiers, and coolies, noting quirks like a toothbrush worn in a boot and a beggar boy eyeing a plush coat. A friendly old man shares a seat in exchange for a pear.
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Nankow Pass
Nankow
Ricksha
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