Iowa News Items Of Interest For Easy Readers
A digest of Iowa items notes a Dysart sewer plan, Grundy Center teacher shortages, Anita opera house redevelopment into ice and cold storage, Dubuque streetcar fares, and Dubuque city rates. Other items include a grand jury no indictment in Clark county, Dr Benj Thompson’s 50 years of service, Sioux City Board of Trade dues rise, and Logan horse trader moved by sheriff. Also covered are Malvern war veteran Elmer Skages, drowning incidents in Promise City and Odedolt, Story County bankers backing calf club, thrift pledges for schools, and rail rules on livestock shipments. Additional notes mention Plymouth county land purchase, Cornelia Barstow’s death, Anna B Lawther’s Iowa role, Corydon free delivery, N A Alexander’s unwritten-law story, and statewide health alerts on smallpox.
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Dysart
Grundy Center
Anita
Dubuque
Clark County
Grand Jury
James Long
Seymour
Wade
Benj. Thompson
Tama
Sioux City Board of Trade
John Cummings
Logan
Shariff Myers
Malvern
Elmer M. Skages
Hawaii
Story County
H. N. Donhowe
Story City
State Board of Health Force
Plymouth County
Nic Ma
American Medical Association
The
State Medical Society
Missouri Valley and Council Bluffs Medical Society
Anna B. Lawther
Dubuqué
Iowa
National Democratic Committee
N. A. Alexander
Case County
Indiana
Griswold
Macy Campbell
War Savings Sales
A. R. Corey
168Th
Matt Tinley
Council Bluffs
Tinley
R. Bennet
Lews
Shawn
Fred Kramer
Sixth Marines
Remeen
Lowe
A. B. F. Comtesta
D’avoure Range
France
Burlington
Board of Education
Grachtinger and
Ruthven
Northern Town Gas and Electric Co
Irene Hempsted
Robert Hempsted
Greater Iowa Association
Colfax
G. W. French
Davenport
C. H. McNder
Mason City
Lafe Young, Jr
Des Moines
Emmet Tinley
Board of Supervisors
Boone County
Marsh Bridge Company
Whittmer
Picus Company
Dickinson
Hartley
Brooklyn
Poweshiek County
Bida
P. H. Sheridan
Vail
Fern Reynolds
Fort Madison
Ed Chapman
Knoxville
Chapman
General Assembly
A. B. Funk
Sioux City
Gladys Bixby
Women's Department
State Employment Agency
Grand Army, of the Republic
Cedar Rapids
Columbus
Ohio
Anna Hansen
Dickmann County
Gunetee
Dynamite Under Residence Threatens Local Pastor
Four sticks of dynamite were found under the minister Hulbregtse’s residence in New Sharon. A lit fuse nearly reached the charge before extinction by unknown means, in what locals call a second outrage against the Holland Reformed church. Residents condemn the act and vow to help locate the perpetrators.
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Hulbregtse
Holland Reformed Church
New Sharon
Oskaloosa Herald
Tourists' Excursions To Resume After War
During peace, railroads will restore summer excursion rates effective June 1 to Sept 30 with a 16 day limit to Oct 31. Rates to Denver, Colorado Springs, Puebla, Minneapolis, St Paul, Duluth, Yellowstone, Glacier, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Vancouver listed. war tax added.
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Rocky Mountains
C. F. Dykstra
Denver
Colorado Springs
Puebla
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier National Park
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Vancouver
Knowledge of the Kaiser’s Keeper at Amerongen Castle
A Holland farmer A Bos, longtime servant of Count Bentinck at Amerongen castle, claims intimate knowledge of the castle and Bentinck family from his years there since 1808. He describes the 15th century fortress with thick walls a moat and a drawbridge and says he once had a spoken acquaintance with the ex Kaiser though denies meeting the emperor or empress.
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A. Bos
Holland
Harvey
Count Bentinck
Amerongen Castle
William of
Bos
Knoxville Journal
Remedy for Rheumatism Promises Relief and Rest
The article promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as an effective remedy for rheumatism, stating it brings relief and makes rest and sleep possible. It notes the liniment is for sale by F. D. Stubenrauch.
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F. D. Stubenrauch
Baseball Returns to Normal as Fans Rejoice
The article notes baseball regaining its prewar fervor with crack of the bat and cheering crowds. It highlights universal appeal across ages and backgrounds, from rural towns to big cities, and even ministers and capitalists share the excitement as the sport resumes after wartime strain.
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Pella
Baseball’s lasting pull on boys and men across the land
The piece extols baseball as a powerful teacher of rapid thinking, punctuality, and steady nerves. It celebrates the game’s unique value and enduring appeal to boys and men nationwide, foreseeing its growing hold in years to come.
Do You Enjoy Life A Stomach Toner Ad
A health note claims a man in good physical condition will enjoy life while the gloomy and dyspeptic do not. The text suggests Chamberlain's Tablets to tone up the stomach improve digestion and regulate the bowels as the remedy. For sale by F. D. Stubenrauch.
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