Iowa News Notes on Farms Roads and Budgets
Weather favors early field work as farmers sow oats and red clover in southwestern Iowa. A proposed 10 000 bond for Audubon water purification failed. Road detours near Hamburg and Missouri Valley progress amid mud holes. Legion membership ranks Iowa sixth nationwide, with 25 556 enrollees. Local efforts push for a county fair and coordinated agricultural groups. Water chlorination planned for Missouri Valley. Bassett to elect women mayors and councils. Fire destroys a railroad bridge near Oskaloosa Tracy. service rerouted to keep traffic moving.
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Iowa
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Vil Kuanpe
Bruce Fletcher
Pottawattamie
Avoca Fairgrounds
American Legion
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Denison Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
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Yarlola
Missouri Valley
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John Plumb
State Board of Health
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Wratern
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Bassett
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Irene Tucker
Tabor
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Oskaloosa
Tracy
Muchakinock Creek
Rock Island
Hamburg land leases revived by Hawking scheme
Hawburg Enterprise reports owner repurchase plan to renew leases and complete an oil well in the Red Star district. W. Hawkins and partners secure 3,000 acres and reorganize with Omaha backers to fund operations. Avoca pool management awarded to Moulton family in Council Bluffs with sons to run concessions. Bell Telephone takes over Tri-City in Clinton Clinics merger approval.
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Mons
Hawking
Tulsa
Danaliihon
Umburg
Ame
Connerion
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Vine Nile
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W. V. Bonnett
Omaha
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Moulton
Council’ Bluffs
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Graham
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Clinton
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Tri-City Telephone Company
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Uinten
Feil Telephone Company
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Assembly of 17 000 personal and 1 800 truck plates received
The automobile bureau at the courthouse announced by Pat O Neill that approximately thirteen tons of new M29 license plates arrived. The shipment includes 17 000 sets for private cars and 1 800 sets for trucks. 1929 plates feature a green back with black letters.
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Court House
Pat O'Neill
Beauty of Entrance Means Much to Home
The article discusses how a home’s entrance sets tone for the dwelling, contrasting traditional stone approaches with modern coverings and trellies. It notes period styles influence interior and exterior details, from doors to floor panels, and mentions adaptable standard units for various depositors and locations.
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Joseph Everert
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Statewide real estate conference notes state issues in Michigan
Principal broad topics discussed at a statewide conference on real estate held in Ann Arbor Michigan. The event was conducted under joint auspices of the Michigan Real Estate Association Upsobadt of business ndevinistren and the University of Michigan.
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University of Michigan
Highway Markings Promote Traveling Ease in Alabama
The article notes communities improving road markings to guide tourists and travelers. It highlights recent growth in marking main highways and urges continued use of state produced signs to support highway development and ease of travel.
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Glenraby
Alabama
Tuscatoosa
Real Estate Faith in Land as Security Says Expert
A New York operator argues real property remains the soundest form of financial credit. He states every inch of land has value defined by supply and demand and its use. He warns real property is prone to auction pressure like other capital investments.
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New York
Space Trees Spacing Rules From American Tree Association
Street trees should be planted 30 to 80 feet apart depending on variety. Catalpa and Lombardy poplars are less suitable for streets and may require minimum spacing, while sycamore and elm require maximum spacing.
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American Tree Association
Catalpa
Lombardy
Decorative Chimney Topas and Ornamental Chinner Tops
Decorative chimney tops are ornamental notes that may be applied to most architectural types. When designed properly they aid draft and act as fireplaces wheel components, improving operation.
Clubs to Beautify 56 Miles of Ozark Highway
The Arkaneas Federation of Ismen's Clube will take over beautification of 56 miles of highway through the Ozark foothills. A landscape architect will design efforts to plant trees on both sides of the road.
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Arkaneas Federation of Ismen's Clube
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Bows and Arrows Return in London Sport Revival
The piece notes a revival of archery in London and the United States as a fashionable recreation. It mentions parks like Hyde Park and Bow Gardens hosting activities, the spread of archery through societies, and the role of enthusiasts in reviving a centuries old pastime.
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Kogland
London
To Honor Scottish Heroes At Talioburgh Castle Wall
A statue of a Wallace figure will be placed on the castle wall at the gateway site in Talioburgh Scotland. The design is by Alex Cualter and is backed by local figures including Thomas J. Carter. Funds raised total about 1700 dollars and cover the statue and pedestal.
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Wallace
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Practical letters and sayings from a perplexing page
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Woman Recounts Health Revival Using Lydia E Pinkham Product
Megs J. Buintor of Box 249 Schoolded Virginia writes that her mother had talan illness and Pinkham's Vegetable Compound brought relief. She claims five bottles enabled her to perform housework sew milk chickens and tend pigs again.
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