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Iowa reports spend 5000 dollars to deepen Storm Lake, Manchester to build a 63000 dollar school without borrowing, Des Moines bids to host next year’s International Peony show. State auditor cites 2600 bankruptcy claims, wheat damage noted in multiple counties, 3000 dollars in stamps stolen from Iowa Falls vault. Des Moines elevator inspectors set to bring 17000 elevators under new law. Claude Young electrocuted in Talmage Iowa. Mississippi River fish die-off near Fort Madison. Des Moines streetcar fare likely to 1 cent by August. State fair travel discounts and new training camp plans announced. Farm programs urge tuberculin eradication and soil improvements. Des Moines bank deposits rise with 12000 pupils saving 35419.66. Dairy cattle gains, Iowa fish and game notes, and Iowa dairy congress at Waterloo planned for 1923.
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Manchester
Des Moines
Hessian Ag
Milla County
Iowa Falls
Earlham
Randolph Hotel
Rodney P. Fagan
State Board of Health
Story County
Iowa
Claude Young
Talmage
Mississippi River
Ft. Madison
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Engineering Examiners
Weardbury County
Montgomery County
Farm Bureau
Chautaqua Park
Red Oak
Iowa State College
Iowa Baptist Assembly
Victor N. Witter
Assembly
Beulah Rodgers
France
Esther
Katherine Bolibaugh
Eddyville
Mahaska Farm Boys and
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H. la T. Cavenaugh
Fort Des Moines
Decatur County
California
Frances Eagleston
Burlington
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Chir Cabo
Western Passenger Association
Benton County Farm
Banker's Trust Bank
W. F. Parritt
Waterloo
Jersey
Hammond
Sacalon Ariz
Dirk Lay
International Christian Endeavor
Farm Bureau Federation
Corey
H. D. Mitchell
V. QO. Stafford
Humboldt
National Electric Light Association
Mason City
Nathan T. Guernsey
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
University of Iowa
Germany
Sidney
Towa
Izaak Walton
Fish and Game
Dairy Cattle Congress
New York
Ilinois
Union
United States Department of Agriculture
Canning Girls of
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Poincatre
Fot Flenrs
National Dairy Council
Global News Briefs Report Major U S Government Moves
Washington announces Captain George W. Steele to command the dirigible ZR-3 under construction in Germany while major federal actions unfold. Nearly 4000 workers, rail rules overturned, prohibition enforcements tighten, land openings in Colorado, and multiple local incidents fill the day’s scene.
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Navy Department of Washington
George W. Steele
Germany
Pioneer Chicago grocer Malcolm McNeil dies at ninety
Obituary notes Malcolm McNeil a pioneer Chicago wholesale grocer who died at his home in Chicago at age ninety. The piece also mentions various international and political events of the era including labor clashes in Sydney and parliamentary debates in Budapest and London.
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Malcolm McNeil
Chicago
British Advertising Delegates Visit Washington and Arlington
British Advertising Club delegates paying tribute at Arlington were hosted by the Washington Advertising Club. John Cheshire laid a wreath on the Unknown Soldier tomb and the group toured landmarks including the Lincoln Memorial and the White House. The party announced next year’s convention will be in London with President Hoover speaking at a New Wizard luncheon.
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Arlington
Speedway
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Seventeenth Street
Pan-American Building
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Continental Memorial Hall
Red Cross
Sixteenth Street
Lumbla Road
Renee
Wylson
Harding
White House
America
Washington Advertising Club
London
Herbert Hoover
Supreme Court Refuses Ruling on Sheppard Todmaternity Act
The Supreme Court dismissed as premature its review of the Sheppard-Towner maternity act, ruling no jurisdiction to decide merits. Justice Sutherland noted a shift from political to abstract questions, stating the court cannot rule on non-justiciable issues. The decision signals limits on state action and aligns with federal primacy in citizen rights.
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Ases
Shepherd-Towner
Supreme Court
Sutherland
Lutherlond
Army Tank Display Demonstrates Modern Warfare At Camp Meade
At Camp Meade Maryland a public demonstration for staff college officers showcased World War I era Mark VII and Mark VIII tanks. The procession tore through woods uprooting trees with 40 ton steel leviathans while a follow up miniature attack illustrated realistic battlefield maneuvers and smoke filled scenes.
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Nclb Sam
Army Tank School
Camp Meade
Staff School
Army War College
Staff College
8. D. Rockenbach
Tank Corps
Forest exhaustion hastens lumber costs and shift to Pacific stocks
The Agriculture Department warns that forest depletion has raised construction costs as lumber production declines for 18 years. Eastern and southern states show drops while Pacific slope states rise, signaling a shift of supply to the West and possible total dependence on dwindling domestic sources with no foreign forests ready to substitute. The bulletin notes an average 21 to 27 percent annual decrease over 18 years and calls for immediate steps to secure permanent wood sources for the future.
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Department of Agriculture
Faelfie
New York
Pennsylvania
Great Laken States
Pacific
America
Department
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