Iowa News Items of Interest From Garwin to Pilot Mound
A roundup of Iowa notices includes L N Burt and spouse’s sixty six year marriage. Senator M B Pitt weighs a congress bid on road issues. arrests for counterfeiting near Logan. banker bonds and speculations in Osceola. Mortality and accidents appear with a grain bin death near Ames, a Des Moines banker, and a Mason City taxi murder linked to a railroad track crime. Local politics note tax surtax stance, Chariton high school bond sale, and Iowa League of Women Voters leadership. Also included are bank deposits, farm vaccination plans, hog cholera alarms, and Knoxville hospital transfer talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Burt
Garwin
M. B. Pitt
Congress
Logan
Cannel Blues
Judkins
Osceola
Robert Belt
Green
Harry Maxwell
Ames
Mt. Ayr
Ralph L. Martin
Dayton
P. J. Fischer
Sioux City
American Savings Bank
William Rosencransg
Garmond
Clarence Barnes
First National Bank
Dye
Tallor
State Railroad Commission
Cleveland
Western Carriers
Charles Ww. Flint
Vernon
Belgium
France
Chariton
George M. Bechiel & Co
Davenport
Dante St. Pierce
Des 3
Iowa League of Women Voters
Oscar ‘Ruf
H. S. van Alstine
Gilmore City
Fred Hunter
Des Moines
Carr Sding
Sadie Pabeldt
Leyla Dry Goods Company
Marshalltown
Marshalstown Bank
ENW Leods Company of
St. Louis
Fidelity Savings Bank of
Feneral
Tamacota
Waile
Cynthia Ann Alexander Walton
Ira Dr. Walton
Bloomfeld
Fleming County
Rushville
Indiana
Bloomfield
Mason City
Marshal Foeh
Hanford MacNider
Natione
American Legion
Hiven
Legion
Dines
A. Buge
Popejoy
Lucinda
Buge
State Insurance Department
Towa Insurance Company
Edwin H. Detters
Eltzen
Henry Delters
Jowa
Cyrenius Cale
Cedar Rapids
John T. Adams
Iowa
Washington
Tudras
Susie E. Wheelan
Fred
Josie Cannon
George Harris
Manly
Plymouth
Harris
Pilot Mound
Fort Hodge
Olice
Bachhanan County
Tureau
Horpital
Knoxville
Jeane
Clleena
State Board of Control
Addion
Earl Dige
Phippen Cafe
Newton
Dige
Roy Meade
H. W. Puryear
Jews State Asylum
Clarinda
World News Briefs From Washington To Europe
A compact roundup notes events from the Washington conference and Lincoln: Kato amendment on Magp churia claims, John W. Ford destroyer honor, Porto Rico seek removal of Gov Heily, and a US Austrian peace proclamation. Also: rail rate cuts, court recess, ambassador nominee Riddle, Irish strike, battleship orders halted, and various accidents, deaths, and political moves worldwide.
Remarkable Civil War Veteran Colonel Wood of Boise
The record of Lieut. and Colona Wood shows a long military life. Born in the Civil War era he joined at a young age and fought in Indian and Spanish American campaigns. At seventy he entered World War I serving nearly three years and earned three distinguished service medals while active through 1916 to 1919. He later became a leading figure in the Grand Army of the Republic and the American Legion post in Boise Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Wood
Boise
Idaho
Hig
Grand Army of the Republic
John Regan
American ‘Legion
Bolss
Pirat
Fifth Army Corps
Canadian Legion plan approved merging all war veterans groups
Officials from various veterans organizations approve a plan to form a Canadian Legion modeled on the American Legion. More than 20 000 leaders back the merger to reduce costs and unify efforts. The government has spent 94 million on returned soldiers programs and 27 000 ex servicemen benefited through land loans and farm development schemes. Loans up to 7500 are available for land stock and equipment and improvements. Unemployed veterans may access up to 1000 for certain cases. Purchasers must provide 10 percent down on land purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Canada
Canadian Legion
American Legion
Offleiia
Hich
Aleady
Dominion
Wnter
Defends Disabled Veterans Needs Proper Care
Dr. Thomas W. Salmon, medical director of the National Committee for Mental Hygiene, appeals for humane care of World War disabled veterans. He rejects taunting claims of 6000 empty government beds and emphasizes that beds alone cannot cure disability while noting beds serve as reserve for hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon
Beda
Needa
Green's August Flower Remedy Promises Digestive Relief
An advertising claim extols Green's August Flower as a lasting remedy for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness and related digestive issues. It asserts five decades of successful use in millions of households and notes its wide availability wherever medicines are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Atty
I al i Daha
Well Directed Divorce Suit Questions Virginia-Tvell
Alice-Gladys sues her husband for divorce in Virginia-Tvell. The question arises who else she could sue, considering jurisdiction and ancillary claims in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Gladys
Virginia—tVell
Suffering Woman Seeks Health Through Favorite Prescription
A Lincoln reader describes long weakness and misery until using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She credits relief from illness and even avoiding surgery after following the standard dosage and later using the remedy during the onset of menopause. She invites others to request a trial package from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Regular Fan Questions Inning and Score At Gates
A Regular Fan imagines meeting St Peter at the gate and asking which inning is being played and what the score is. This whimsical vignette reflects baseball fan culture in the New York Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herltt
Jewett
St. Peter
New York Sun
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Iowa News
Coblenz
Briand
Japan
Baron Kato
Magpchuria
Ford
Dewey
Washington Dispatch
Porto Rico
Harding
Terk
Cilicia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Sonn W. Riddle
Connecticut
Argentina
Senate
United States
Austria
Robert R. Levy
Thinois
Jose St. Maria
Loj
Union Pacific
Brighton
Colo
Columbia Gorge
Oregon- Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Spokane, Portland& Sequiie Railway
Portland
Francis Fee
Ritchard Guy
Richard, Jr
Louisburg, Mo
Brece
Henry Stern
Chicago
Ft. 1
Weems Ot Wickes
Arks
Weems
Ternational
Seamen's, Union
San Francisco
Glande Ross
Relph
Marshfield
Ind
Ross
Generalissimo
Ar. Wando
Vittoria Ding
Italy
Willum Elftnian
Leavenworth County
Kon
Farmer
Tyro
H c
Joseph Gertier
Nathan Rubenstein& Co
Hica
Montana
Saya’ A- Butte Dispatch
Herbert Mr. Pierce
Grand Rapids Blid
National City Bank
New York
James J. Will
James J. Hill
The
Great Northern Railway
St. Pat
Cynthia Ann Alexander .Walton
Ira D. Walton
Bloomfield, Il
Kentncky
Eppenstein
Ulinots Watch Case
Elgin
Prince of Wales
Bombay
Waterford
Ireland
Mary
George
Queen Mary
Viscount Lugéelies
London
Wiliam Francis Dogherty
Alfred le Blanc
Paris
James Gordon Bennett
Dusseldorf
Germany
Gylockett
Algadones
Mexical
Lower
California
Admiralty
T Hat
Lund
Aninburg
Depécistaire Govplian
American Legion News
Colona
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Ite
White Line Transfer & Storage Co
Sun Street
Vine
Auto Equipment Co
Canal Street
Cincinnaty Ole Friend
Ravalli County
Continental Divide
W. E. Vanslyke
Metropol
Bank Ride
Minneapolis
Wiehrat
Bost Estriee
Jones
War Organizationg
Pry
Michigan
N. U. Des Moines
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