Towa'a Victory Fair and State Road Status Highlight Iowa News
August 2020 reports several statewide items including the first paved road across the state, a Sac County highway defeat vote, a new State Board of Education appointment, Shriners proceeding to Algona, births in Atlantic, and the Interstate Livestock fair in Sioux City. Multiple labor strikes, veteran honors, and local civic development projects are noted along with crop forecasts and road funding plans.
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Towa'a
North Town
Sac County
W. L. Iarding
B, Tf, Ketchum
Farmington
State Board of Education
Henry J. Pkys
Deg Moines
Iowa
Eamiona de Valera
Chicago
Mt. Waukee
State University
Iowa City
Schools of Engineering
WW. B. Beach
Camp Dodge
Medaille Militaires
D. I. Co
Marti Company
Sac City
Uebining
Des Moines
William Sebring
Redfield
Raymond C. Hyde
Plumb Jewelry Company
Edna Monecke
Vern ‘Thompson
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Fred Gilbert
Split Lake
Sac
Buena Vista
Yoting
American Legion
Win Presbyterian Church
West Gate
Iowa State College
Ames
Cus
Clifford F.philips
Neola
General Pershing
Vie Holshevik
Russia
Wo. Remesy
Oskaloosa M. & St. L. Round House
Yowa Hae
Tom
BG. Wylie
Greater Des Mathes
Conservation Committee
Wiehes
Wobstar City
Se 38
Sic Tooms
Toroner
Boone
Fred Moore
Angus
Atlantic Ia
Atlantic
John W. Conway
Hartley
Charles Jones
Mabel Ellen Hanson
Spencer
Conway
John L. Hillman
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Simpson College
Hillman
Toledo
Ohio
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Waterloo
International Association of Machinists
A. C. Abbey
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Auits
Danbury Hatters
Danbury Hatters Case. the One Hundred Sixty-eighth
Cummins and
Kenyon
Representative Hull
Laula Lasher
Matt Tinley
One Hundred Sixty-eighth
Newton D. Baker
Washington, D. C
Trench
Elizabeth
Sarah Swingle
Clara Rossman
Hertha Beyer
Gerald Rulingon
Unity of
Council Bluffs
J. Henry Eik
United States Naturalization Examiner
Cages County
Elert C. Tinken
Cumberland
Germany
Company K
One Hundred Sixty-eighth Infantry
Casa
Ihaken
France
Wesley Greene
State Horticultural Society
H. M. Hayner
Towa
Hayner
W. L. Slarding
War Department
Wee
State Highway Commission
President Wilson Blames Artificial High Prices and Proposes Remedies
In a Washington address to Congress, President Wilson argues that high living costs are largely artificial and calls for extending the food control act, regulating interstate commerce, and enforcing anti profiteering measures. He urges urgent legal remedies, stock releases, and full government action to curb price inflation and stabilize the economy.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Bence
Ikely
Dong
Consoloum
Intergent
Europe
Germany
Itry
United States
Department of Justice
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
Federal Trade Commiission
Denler
Atfa
Rouse
Lvelihood
Ap Tt
Department of Trustee
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Pato Alto Benton Jossuth
Linn Hancock Johnson —Mud
Sas Story
Tama Hardin Calhoun Franklin
Department of Imbor
Federal Trade Commission
Menna
District
Columbia
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Europa
Euronyy
Morasty
Mike