Iowa News Notes Reflect Agricultural, Educational Plans
Iowa farms face a wolf hunt plan around Clarinda while Iowa State College weighs a plus 175000 for a new girls dormitory and 24000 for a feed barn. Track meet sites and dates are set for May. Winners in state contests include Angelyn Van Doren and Mildred Chaplin. The Iowa Supreme Court cautions on right of way safety. Hog prices fall due to packer buying, signaling livestock crisis. Educational butter contest winners are named. University of Iowa law admissions will require liberal arts prep. Automatic train control expanding Chicago-Omaha line with 3 million dollar cost. Frank Paine declines Hoover attach post to pursue Iowa industry development. C. F. Clark named Republican nominee for a Cedar Rapids Senate seat. Velvet barley shows promise in Shelby county.
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Clarinda
Iowa State College
State Board of Educaion
Ames
Iowa High School
Association Board of Control
Angelyn van Doren
Central College
Pella
Mildred Chaplin
Leachers College
Cedar Falls
Fairfield
Iowa Supreme Court
Beir
Woodbury County
Frank B. Scott
Sioux City Livestock Commission
University of Iowa College of Law
Henry G. Jones
Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Iowa
Clinton
Chicago-Omaha
Fred W. Sargent
United States Department of Commercce
Frank D. Paine
Tewi State College
Herbert Hoover
Anson Marston
Iowa ‘Industries
Iowa‘State College
Paine
C. F. Clark
Cedar Rapids
W. G. Haskell
Iowa State Senate
John Wager
John Thompson
Zumbrota
Mino
Shelby County
Iowa Manufacturing Powers 20 Percent Population
Iowa manufacturing supports about 20 percent of the population with over 100000 workers in state factories according to Edwin A. Kimball. He cites rising manufactured product value from 14 million in 1860 to 80 million in 1927 and predicts waste materials will be reused in future, including wallboard and corn stalk paper plants.
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Towa
Iowa
Edwin A. Kimball
Towa Manufacturers’ Association
University of Iowa
Mr. Kimball
Secluded Garden Spot Becomes Centerpiece Of Home Landscaping
Detroit News notes a living hedge transforms a property by creating privacy and spaciousness in urban yards. A small sheltered corner can shield gardens from view, offering a tranquil retreat for reading or reflection, with minimal maintenance after establishment and lasting value.
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Detroit News
Outside Shutters Add to Home s Appearance
The article notes exterior blinds or shutters enhance a house’s balance and appeal beyond original storms protection. Colonial designs suit most styles, with louvre or solid batten shutters and decorative motifs like diamonds or crescents. a unique custom motif, such as a sailing sloop, reflects the owner’s yacht interest.
City Planning Hampered by Political Favoritism
Proper city planning is hampered by politics as aldermen push or oppose zoning orders for private gain. The Cleveland Plain Dealer warns that favoritism and discrimination undermine the zoning system, eroding trust and equitable administration in municipalities like Chicago.
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Dass
Chicago
Equitable
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tourism Camps Study Measures Economic Impact
The United States Chamber of Commerce conducts a survey on how tourists and itinerant populations affect communities. It notes many towns invested in tourist bait like camps parks and roads, hoping for profit, but no determination of actual returns has been made.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Stop Leaks at Once A Leak Opened Needs Immediate Repair
A damaged note describes ongoing leaks expanding across a large area requiring stripping and resealing to stop further seepage. It warns that stopping one leak may be futile as new ones appear and urges prompt work by skilled repairers to avoid costly shingles.
Coping Shield for Masonry Erosion Protection
A vitrified salt glazed clay coping wall cap offers enduring protection for any masonry or concrete wall against top erosion. It is inexpensive and available in a range of widths for easy installation.
Money Spent To Build A Beautiful Town
The note argues that spending money to beautify a town is worthwhile if the investment serves the community. It frames public expenditures as beneficial when they enhance appearance and value for residents.
Frayed wit and flippant quips in a sunlit page
A jumble of quips and ads shows social satire on flirting and virtue. Madge is deemed less flirtatious, others debate reform versus honesty. A jab about flattery versus blunt truth, a joke about pedestrians, and an ad for Laxative Brom Quinine promote a medicine with a signature by E W Grove.
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E. W. Grove
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Kimball
Des Moines
Mark G. Thornburg
Arion Bank
Arion State Bank of
Arion
Crawford County
L. A. Andrew
State Bank of
Sewell
Farmers State Bank of
Tabor & Northern
Tabor
I. V. Stopper
Tabor & Northern Railway Company
Sidney
Senate
J. 0. Shaff
Clinton County
Iowa Senate Committee On
House Committee On Highways
Senate Committee
A. Hollis
Denison
R. G. Keil
Donald Wolf
Chere
R. J. Reynotta
Winston-Ssien
Madge
Joe
United States
Canada
England
Australia
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Malden, Mass
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