Iowa News Roundup Touches Many Local Incidents
A broad survey of Iowa incidents reports Creston road worker Dan Davis dead, Red Oak factory owner BaF Dutton linked to a poison case, and shoe dealer C. Keith filing involuntary bankruptcy. Other items include a Nashua fair fire, garbled Monticello death, Osage shooting, Mount Pleasant burns, Sioux City fair tour plans, and local court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Davis
Creston
Dutton
Red Oak
C. Keith
Nashua
George W. Green
Northwest
Henry Jungera
Hospers
Christine Brunemeier
Justine Granner
Hubbard
India
Evangelical Church
Traer
Norman B. Ream
Chicago
Frank M. Downer, Jr
Osceola
Board of Supervisors
Montgomery County
Gladbrook
Tama County
George E. Conant
Herman Dierks
D. A. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Edna Moreau
Clark
Renwick
Charles Wilhelm
New Hampton
Germany
William Kurtenberg
Independence
Jesup
August Ruther
Clarence
Otto Pruess
G. D. Thompson
Nevada
John O'Connor
Cartersville
Clara Mahan
Thornburg
Henry Jahnke
Belle Plaine
J. TR. Kline
William Young
Union Township
Leonard Isworth
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Glenwood Lake
Glenwood
Valley Juneton
George Gallarno
R. C. Lane
Howard F. Eddington
Sioux City
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Perry Milk Products Company
Elmo Jordan
Pleasantville
C. C. Davis
Iowa City
Cour
Davenport
F. C. Parrish
Waterloo
John Blue
Pullman Company
T. A. Cushman
Clinton, Oklahoma and Southern Railway
Atlantic
Henry Fox
Oelwein
Fort Dodge
George Gray
Fox
Delweinia
John Weir
Neils Christiansen
William Bartel
American National Assurance Society of St. Louis
Henry N. Crause
Eldora
Crause
Jesse Williams
A. B. Pickett
Marshalltown
Pasadena
Calif
Robert Moreland
Clear Lake
Mason City
Moreland
Col. E. C. Haynes
Centerville
G. C. Haines
Arthur
Harding
Columbus Gazette
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Lornette Brown
W. A. Duncan
J. E. Gray
Mr. Duncan
John Colton
Iowa Iron and Metal Company
Clinton
U. S. Bureau of Annual Industry
Iowa
Proceedings of the County Board August 8 1922
County Board proceedings list claims allowed petitions presented and a resume of county business for August 8 1922 with the board adjourning to meet August 11 1922. The September 5 entry notes further actions on hedge fence removals and miscellaneous county business including inquests and road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
W. F. Crew
John J. Clarke
Carter
Charles Elliott
C. C. Kendall
Knoxville Journal
Paul N. Little
John Burt
John Colyn
Pearl Clark
Clark Metcalf
Fred Kain
Gray Anderson
J. R. Wright
I Gray Anderson
Vandenberg
K. S. Cornell
J. M. Amos
L. Cochrane
Levi Jeffers
Cornell
Ballard
John R. Hall
F. W. Reynolds
Standard Bridge Co
Omaha
Nebraska
Charles Mott
Farmers’ Union
C. E. Schnack
Stotts & Co
Merchands
R. Wright
Sheppard
W. H. Rice
Bailey
A.B. Brobst
Greenhalgh
Roy Crawford
A. B. Brobst
Greenhal
County Farm
A. A. Goemaat
B. 1. Hollingshead
B. West & Son
J. B. West
Dwight Smith
Mary Gay
Stephen Smith
Roberts & Evans
Norman R. Hays
Wise & Son
S. M. Colwell
Pella Board of Review
C. M. Wilson
Willa Chrismore
Iowa City
Marshall County
Hollenbeck
Belle Robinson
Nora Allard Burt
Henry J. Kool
John Heath
A. Kool
LeRoy Hunt
E. R. Crozier
Francis and
Mary E. Monroe
S. N. Applegate
Economic Ledger Fragments and Odd Figures Hovering
A compact ledger of mixed numbers and currency values presented as scattered entries. The data shows varied sums and decimals including pounds and pence style figures, with odd zero and dot placements suggesting transcription quirks rather than a clear total or narrative.
Mary Crew Wins First Prize in Essay Contest
Miss Mary Crew of Pella won the top prize in a state wide Iowa high school essay contest on George Washington and Mount Vernon. The entry describes Washingtons home, travels, and legacy with vivid detail, celebrating the first president and his lasting influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crew
Pella
Iowa
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Horace Towner
Congressman Towner
Mount Vernon
Washington
Potomac
Thomas Jefferson
Fayette
Warkington
Lord Culpeper
Lawrice Washingt
Martha Parke Custis
Louis XVI
General Washington
International Friendship and Brotherhood of
France
United States
Mts
Jean
Lafayette
Nellie Custis
Maryland
Westmoreland County
Virginia
John
Virgina
Rappahannock
Lord Fairfax
Sir William
Blue Ridge
Dinwiddie
Fort Necessity
Braddock
Fort Duquesne
Martha Custis
Patrick Henry
Continental Congress
Lexington
Concord
Congress
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Young Republic
Daily Thought Shakespearean Insight
A compact reflection notes how mere sight of instruments or means lures action, yet deeds may still falter. It evokes Shakespearean wit on human hesitation and the gap between intention and execution.
Favorite Prescription Restores Mrs. Shanks Health
Mrs. Emma Shanks of 1219 Fifth Ave credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with curing her woman’s health troubles. She says the tonic lifted her nerves, backaches, and sleep difficulties, building vigor and vitality. The ad urges women to try the liquid or tablets for quick improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Towa
Pierce
Emma Shanks
Fifth Ave
Dr. Pierce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa News
the County Board
W. H. Worley
Marion County Electric Co
Stutts & Co
Webster Co
H. P. Neyenesch
West & Son
J. H. Welch Printing Co
Wee
Paul N Little
Derrickson
Indiana Township
Ind
Pershing Coal Co
Doughman
Trinkle
Vanden