Iowa News Highlights From Recent Months And Summer Plans
Iowa reports show more building authorizations in Des Moines than in June 1924, strong corn prospects in the southwest, and a growing dairy industry. The state fair plans a large farm bureau exhibit while the 356th Infantry enters Des Moines for a brief stay. Other items include tax collections, parole policy, bank consolidations, and a push for school funding bonds.
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National Sewer Pipe Company
Prant
Webster City
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Experiment Station
Page County
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Hammill
Board of Parole
Qats
Federated Women’s Clubs
McGregor
Wild Ife
Traer
Navy Department
Towa
Dairy and Food Division
Department of Agriculture
First National Bank of
Clear Lake
Clear Lake State Bank
First National Bank
Bureau of Labor Stafferjcg
National Guard
Camp Dodge
Park A. Findlay
One Hundred Thirteenth Cavalry
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Newton
Juna
Fort Des Moines
Henry 2
Kendig
Oskaloosa
Hogue
Des Moines Board of Education
Stonx City
Ames
The
State University
Kellogg School
Iowa City School Board
Webster
Lucas
Farm outlook and war debts dominate July Agriculture report
Washington notes a stable farm outlook with no large surplus this fall while Congress may push legislation to set a fixed date for mobilization of remaining war forces. The Treasury urges debt settlements with Yugoslavia, tourism breaks records, and labor and defense issues frame the national agenda. An array of events from the Scopes trial to bank records and international diplomacy fill the recap.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Aronowitz Active in Legion Ranks from Private to Commander
Samuel B. Aronowitz rose from private in Company B 379th Machine Gun Battalion to New York American Legion department commander. He helped New York secure a $6,000,000 endowment and increased membership. Born Albany 1890, he studied at Albany High School Dartmouth College and Albany Law School, practiced law, served in WWI, and held key Legion posts including state adjutant and state vice commander before becoming department commander in 1924.
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American Legion
Rarmuel B. Aronowitz
Aronowitz
Albany
Dartmouth
Albany Law School
America
Three Hundred and Ninth Machine Gun
Seventy-Eighth ” “Division
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
New York State
Rochester
Closer Co operation Seen From Geneva Veterans Talks
Thomas W. Miller of the American Legion announced Fidac members on the Fidac council after talks with League of Nations secretary general Sir Erle Dillon in Geneva. Miller toured England and said British ex service men face similar issues. Fidac representatives named include Conner Thorn Gros Jacques Fraser Kipling Benet. The Fidac convention will meet in Rome next September.
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Fidac
Interallied Association of World War Veterans
Geneva
Switzerland
Thomas W. Miller
American Legion
League
Erle Drummond
Miller
England
London
British Legion
Great Britain
Scotland
Ireland
America
Council of
Paris
Fidge
Dmiller
Benjamin H. Conner
Legion
France
Edwin W. Thorn
Parla’ Pont
Edmund L. Gros
Francis Jacques
Leon Fraser
W. Kipling
Laurence Y. Benet
Rome
No Pun Her Summer Escort Showed Off Car Skill
A summer escort boasted of stopping a car instantly and accelerating to 60 mph in 18 seconds while an American Legion Weekly reader noted the exchange. The dialogue highlights bravado and a critique of needless demonstrations.
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American Legion Weekly
Vegetable Compound credited with improving health in Baltimore woman
Mrs. Giventon of Baltimore reports taking Pinkham's Vegetable Compound through a difficult period and achieving a return to good health. She cites relief from ailments, helps for two daughters, and general suitability for women of middle age including relief from common menopausal symptoms.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pinkham
Egypt shifts to American pine for government works
Egypt's irrigation department rejects bids on European pine and declares a switch to southern pine from the United States for future government projects.
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Egypt
U. S
America
Fragmentary Verse Fragments Reflect Hidden Truths
A damaged OCR line hints at archaic phrasing about truth over appearance and inward wisdom. The readable extras are sparse and fragmentary, leaving interpretation to the reader.
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