Grain insect control notes from Pocahontas County Farm Bureau
County Agent reports on grain and bean insect infestations across Iowa and details fumigation using carbon bisulfate and hydrocyanic acid, with safety cautions. It notes demonstrations by Mr Dittmer on bee management and lists demonstration apiaries at Arthur Funk Fonda Ben Behrendsen Gilmore City JW A Minkley Rolfe J B Allbea Plover.
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Ames
Towa
Dittmer
Dittrser
Arthur Funk
Fonda
Ben Behrendsen
Gilmore City
A. Minkley
Rolfe
J.B. Allbea
Plover
Mountain Trail Scene Reflects Roadlike Route
A rugged trail between Granite Park and Going to the Sun Camps evokes a road when imagined deeper and wider. The NTEA party on its western trip traversed many similar roads without accident or loss of life.
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Granite Park
N. TE. A
Glacier Park Vacation Urges Western National Parks Adventure
The article extols Glacier National Park noting abundant wildlife especially goats and sheep and prized trout in St Marys Lake. It encourages readers to take an automobile summer vacation to national parks for a richer experience, praising roads, tourist parks, and welcoming hospitality while warning to drive carefully and choose comfortable lodging.
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Glacier Park
Park
Yellowstone
St. Mary's Lake
Hoss Chaise
Mount Washbean
Chevrolet
Bradgate News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Local residents report visits from relatives including Mildred Dailey and Philip Templeman. Community notices mention club meetings, shoppers in Fort Dodge, school outreach by Miss Myra Call, and social gatherings at Rev Brydon’s home. An unrelated line notes plaster ad copy.
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D. R. Benge
Mildred Dailey
Montana
South Dakota
Philip Templeman
Des Moines
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Walter Turley
A. O. Pederson
Somerset Club
Haupt and
Colby
Fort Dodge
David Watson
West Bend
Vipond
Euelah
Livingstone
Wis
Templeman
R. LT. A
Myra Call
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Brydon
Qoff
Kort Dodse
Jennie Rannanhorge
Hust
Dyer Anti Theft Bill Backed by Automobile Groups
The American Automobile Association and the Automobile Club of Missouri supported the Dyer anti theft bill filed by Representative L. Dyer. The law shifted interstate stolen car transportation to federal courts and aimed to mark vehicles for easier identification. Burns of the FBI reported on theft cases and penalties while AA A officials urged manufacturers to permanently mark cars to aid enforcement.
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Washington
Ves
Investige
Averine
Anericat, Automobile ¢ Association
American Automobile Association
Dyer
Missouri
Automobile Club of Missouri
AAJ AL
William J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Pocahontas County Board Prepares Drainage and Road Additions
Pocahontas county supervisors meet in regular session with members Linnan Hopkins O'Keefe Melson and Elsen present. They approve three electroliers project with Carstens Bus for 450 dollars and authorize a 1600 dollar refund warrant to Farmes Co-Operative for erroneous taxes. They set hearings October 10 1922 for Des Moines township Rolfe and Des Moines road addition and adjourn sine die.
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Pocahontas County
Aoyhontas
Board of Supervisors of
Pocahontas
Sta Metin
Colege
Linna ‘O'Keefe
Melson
Higen
Egw Yal
Elsen
Hopkins
C. West
Carviedy
W. Py Bush
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
Mrj Bush
Hopking O'Keefe
Sac City
Accor Port
Cos Motion
Elsf
W. S. Watson
O’keefe
Teachers’ Institute
Molson
Neet
Reducts
Matnan
Ngjas
Elsen O’linnan
Rolfe
Des Moines
Bard of Supervisors
Joffé
Plover
S. S
Pocrhontas County
Towa
State Highway Commission
CG. W. Gilchrist
M. W. Linnan
Wm. Elsen
W. P. Hopkins
Jas
O'Keefe
Randall Melson
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
County Fund
Co-Operative Publishing Company
Joe Eisha
Koch Brothers
Messenger Printing Company
James L. O’keefe
Metropolitan Supply Company
Mutt Parrott & Sons
Pocahontas Record
Pocahontas Light and Power Company
Josephine Russell
Court House
J. H. Welch Printing Company
D. O. Blake
J. C. Bigeer
Oscar Butcher
M. W W. Crowley
Eugene Dietz
J. H. Hickey
Long
Linnan
Carstens Bus
Farmes’ Co-Operative
Varina
John Clanpitt
Jews Lead as New Citizens in New York District
About 150000 new citizens were made in the New York district last fiscal year. Jews led applicants with about one third of the total, roughly 45000 applications received and 41000 granted, including wives and minor children, totaling around 14000 new Americans. Aliens not required to pass a literacy test but must speak English. refusals were mainly on moral grounds.
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New York
Merton A. Sturges
Naturalization Bureau
New U S Curb on Narcotics Tightened by IRS Orders
Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair issued strict rules to stop dope users from obtaining narcotics on stolen order forms. All agents and others registered under the Harrison narcotic law must report immediately any stolen or lost order forms to close the door to illegal use.
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Washington, D. C
Revene
Blair
Dogs Die on Ship Island Mystery Baffles Biloxi
In Biloxi Mississippi locals report dogs cannot survive on Ship Island thirteen miles offshore. Old records show dogs brought there often fail to stay, with medical experts citing a disease described as chigga linked to the island.
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Mississippi River
Biloxi
Miss
Ship Island
Gad
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