In Iowa News Rail Service Changes and Inaugural Plans
The article surveys shifts in transport with a new service ending a long Nome route leg and large livestock movements across the Mississippi. It notes a forthcoming Iowa navy enlistment wave from the First Iowa regiment and Gov elect Harding’s inauguration plans on January 11 with a return to the inaugural ball. It reports stock sales at Ankeny and a Cedar Falls fire loss, plus local civic notes.
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Ieee
Greater Iowa Association
Iowa
California
East
Mississippi
Chicago
Illinois
United States Navy
Navy
Daniel C. Winter
Burlington
George E. Griffith
Marshalltown
Samuel Bly
Mt. Morris
Charles J. Dirklines
Téx
Herman J. Huxsel
Rockford
Kenneth J
Farrell
Waterloo
Carl H. Jarvis
Muscatipe
John Johnson
National Guard
Heck Miniioteis
W. L. Harding
House
Leutenant
Gay Nor
Supreme Court
Harding
Irvinedale
Ankeny
Chas. Irvisé
Beaver Valley
Atock
Cedar Falls
Superior
Iniers
Rolfe Sale Dates Listed for Various Buyers
A list of sale dates names several buyers and dates in January and February. Included are J. KF. Spangler John Phillips Anna Larson Doc Freel Chas. Thornton A. L. Findlay W. L. MacVey J. E. Wilcox Hampshire Bred Low Sale and Paul Billington with respective sale days in Rolfe and Hampshire.
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Chas. Thornton
Rolfe
A. L. Findlay
W. L. MacVey
J. E. Wilcox
Hampshire
Low Sale
Paul Billington
Rolfe City Council approves bills in regular session
In a regular Rolfe town council meeting Mayor Kelly presiding, Councilmen Bowen Bruce Hollis Kelts and Wiewel approved paying bills. The Clerk was instructed to draw warrants. Amounts include 200 for C. H. Currie surveying and 70 for H. C. Kober December salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Bowen
Bruce
Hollis
Kelts
Wiewel
Kelly
Pregent
C. H. Currie
H. C. Kober
City Council Adjourns Until Mayor Calls
Minutes show motion by Kelts with Bruce seconding to adjourn subject to the mayoral call. Clerk B. G. Boos records the action as the meeting ends. The fragment references Rotts valet and Power Com ing with notes on service and phone lines.
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Econ
Kelts
Bruce
Sioux City Loses Bid for Farm Loan Board Location
The land bank district for Iowa was assigned to Omaha. Sioux City supporters fought hard but lost. Rep Steele pressed Sioux City's claim while Captain Smith remained loyal to the city throughout. President Jessup denied any offer to Cleveland and said no such job would be offered. Arthur Fink Garwin severely injured in a gasoline engine accident, scalped with nose split. he was helping shell corn when his coat entangled in a fly wheel. The Southwestern Iowa Teachers association set an Atlantic meeting for March 29 30 and 31 with officers named. Rural school administrators request dairy department bulletins to teach pupils about dairy topics including the Babcock test.
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Federal Farm Loan Board
Land Bank
Iowa
Omaha
Sioux City
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Smith
Steele
University of Iowa
Public Schools of
Cleveland
W. A. Jessup
Arthur Fink
Garwin
Fink
Southwestern Iowa ‘Teachers’ Association
Atlantic
Mary Larson
Corning
J. M. Ireland
Modale
M. C. Galpin
Anna Temple
Jenny Ward
Inspirational Institute
Consolidated Schools
Dairy and Food Department
W. B. Harney
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Stair
Dton
J. B. Young
Young
Bagtey
W. A. Grove
Des Moines
Sargeant At Arms
State Senate
Fae McEwen
McEwen
C. H. Tollefarude
Wisconsin
Racine
Janesville
Sabine
Richards
Gilmore City
Gilmore
Altho
Jas, Hewlett
Canning
J. H. Hewlett
Jad
Arthur Peterson
Hilsworth
Consolidated ‘Independent
Sterling
Lenore
Noo
St. Cloud
Minn
Martin Peterson
Laurens
E. Brewster
J. K. Lemon
J. T. Lange
Chas, Cook
A. B. Dobbs
Spencer
Orville Cobbs
Pre. Cobbs
Mes
Pearce
Clarence ¥. White
Fort Dodge
Geo. C. Hauck & Co
J. KF. Spangler
John Phillips
Anna Larson
Doc Freel
City Council
B. G. Boos
Mendes
Guarntee
Harry
Holt Implement Co
Howne
S _ Sree
Wisconsin Gopher
Brilliantine
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