Deaths and farming notes in Iowa state page 1922
Gen J Rush Lincoln dies at Ames leaving a mark on Iowa military life with Civil War service and National Guard ties. Mrs Margaret Forest celebrates 100th birthday with vast descendants. grape culture expands in Lee and Pottawattamie counties. market growth for grape juice and local marketing by Rev C H True. rural road safety and weed control laws emphasized as corn height blocks sightlines.
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J. Rush Lincoln
Ames
Robert E. Lee
Boone
Iowa State College
Gen
Lincoln
National Guard
Camp Dodge
Margaret Forest
Cushing
Waukee
Dallas County
Luxembourg
France
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Lee County
Ft. Madison
Cecil Baxter
Gem City
Baxter
True
Iowa discusses Luther College Decorah and Des Moines high schools
The article notes Luther College at Decorah as Iowa’s only men only college with about 300 students and lists prominent alumni including Minnesota Governor Preus. It describes Des Moines West High School, to cost about a million dollars, with a 2000 seat auditorium a large heating plant and facilities for swimming gym and cafeteria. It also mentions Abraham Lincoln High School in south Des Moines and a New Hampton creamery July report with 127,664 pounds of cream from 225 patrons. other county wildlife and pow wow profits. a Monona area ginseng theft. and a large bank cash shipment to Camp Dodge for soldier pay totaling 79,280 dollars.
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Iowa
Luther College
Decorah
Northwest
Preus
Minnesota
Europe
America
United States
Des Moines
West High
Theodore Roosevelt High School
Polk Boulevard
Abraham ‘Lincoln High School
Roosevelt
New Hampton
Chickasaw County
New York
Joe Delsing
Hartman Bros. & Loomis
A. Rosenke
Hart Babcock
Musquakde
Tama County
E. R. Harlan
State Historical Department of
Joseph Syacina
Harnessmaker
Tama
Svacina
Warren County
Indianola
Henry
Camp Dodge
National Guard
Coo
State Board of Education
Town State College
John T. Foster
Foster
Board of
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Allamakee County
C. S. Bailey
Waukon
Nick Reed
Southeastern
Pottawattamie
Leander Clark College
Yale University
Blackhawk County
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Muscatine County
Ringgold County
Dakotas
Monona
Clayton County
Ferguson
Anamosa
Alaska
Reformatory
J. H. Strief
Board of Control
District Court of the State
Marion County
John W. le Grand Jr
William N. le Grand
Joseph Hedges
Ellen I. Hedges
Asa D. Littell
P. E. Littell
Maria Littell
George F. Buttrey
Barbary Buttrey
Julia A. Clark
W. F. Clark
Samuel Workman
Anna Workman
L. D. Johnston
Sarah A. Johnston
Sarah J. Johnston
John W. Catlin
Emeline A. Catlin
William Roush
Eliza June Roush
Timothy R. Buttrey
Sarah J. Buttrey
George W. Clark
Elisabeth Banks
Hiram McMillen
Mary McMillen
William A. Brammer
Mary Anna Branner
William A. Branner
Adam Grimes
Julia Ann Grimes
N. C. Towne
Ida A. Towne
Joseph W. Buttrey
Marthy E. Buttrey
Union Land Company
Des Moines Valley Petroleum Mining and Manufacturing Company
Ahlan
Uuswagy
Lewis Ryan
David Ryan
George Rinehart
Charles C. Kellogg
Bth
District Court
Knoxville
A. D
T. V. Hart
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Por Hart
Southern Iowa Fair and Exposition
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Towa Brigade
Caliope
Grand Stock Parade
Blanche McKenney-Hunter
Blanch McKenney- Hunter
Blanche McKenney- Hunter
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