Iowas First Army and Indian Tribes Featured in Early History
The article recounts Missouri Iowa border disputes in 1839 with a militia of about 1,200 in 32 companies. It describes officers, uniforms, and a march near Farmington, Burlington headquarters, and a false pay rumor. It then recounts Iowa tribes, Sioux and Algonquin groups, Sac and Foxes, Winnebago relocation to Fort Atkinson, and lasting Iowa ties.
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Iowa
Missouri
State of
Territory of
Clark County
van Buren County
Willock
Allen
Waterloo
Parmington
Lucas
Eirk N. Erikson
Davenport
S.c. Hastines
Bloomington View Muscatine
Hastings
Old Zion Church
Burlington
Farmington
Ruggles
United States Army
Alfred Hebberd
Hebberd
Black Hawk
Montreal
Canada
Marquette
Joliet
Iowaland
Illinois
Minnesota
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Ocean
Mississippi
Des Moines River
Sac and Boxes
Missouri River
United States
Fort Atkinson
Winterize Program Serves 17 Pocahontas Homes This Winter
Upper Des Moines Opportunity Inc reports its Winterize Program aided 17 low income Pocahontas county homes since January 1 1975. Materials cost 219 dollars funded by the Iowa State Energy Policy Council with 26 volunteer installers including Boy Scouts and FFA.
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Pocahontas County
Upper
Des Moines Opportunity, Inc
Energy Policy Council
Boy Scouts
FFA
M. Peter Hart
Upper Des Moines
Emmet
Palo Alto
Pocahontas Counties
G. Richard Burr
Sioux Rapids
Upper Des
Lions Club Eye Bank pledges help sight for many
The Lions Club Eye Bank at University Hospitals Iowa reports 38 465 Iowans pledged eyes after death to aid corneal transplants. Pocahontas County accounts for 337 donor cards. Since 1955 the Lions Clubs of Iowa fund the Eye Bank and 1 122 people have received corneal transplants from its donations. The cornea is the eye’s transparent window over the pupil.
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Lions Clubs of
Iowa
Eye Bank
University Hospitals
Iowa Eye Bank
New USDA Freshness Dating Rules Explained for Shoppers
The USDA requires meat packers using a freshness dating system to explain it to the public on packaged and processed meats. Since December 1974, terms like sell by use by and use before must accompany the date, and any included dating must be easily understood.
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U.S
USDA
MICROWAVE OVENS HOW TO CHOOSE AND USE THEM
Consumers are advised that microwave ovens cook fast and keep kitchens cool but cannot brown all foods. Read manuals, compare models, check timing for items, warranties, servicing costs, and energy use with wattage. Consider tabletop or freestanding units and seek utility guidance on energy savings.
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Hubert L. Moeller
Towa
Lions Club
Consumers' Corner
Sunset Hill Manor
Desiderata
House of Notions
Rolfe
Armstrong
Rickard
First Federal
North Third St
Laurens