Iowa’s 1926 Highlights From Statewide Meetings and Events
Iowa notes report 115 seniors to receive diplomas at Cornell College June 10. Des Moines hosts municipal water plant plans costing about 250000. Masonic grand lodge expected 1000 members at Davenport gathering June 8. Various civic groups, church assemblies, and 4th of July events outlined with dates across Cedar Rapids Des Moines and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College
Iowa
Iowa State Bureau of Investigation
Central States Association of Osteopaths
Des Moines
Iowa Christian Endeavor Union
First Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Department Council
Patriarchs Militant Park
Clear Lake
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Lomoa
Davenport
Order
D. Reed
United States Weather Bureau
Melbourne
Marshall County
Drake University
Ernest V. Badley
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Kansas City
James ©. Mullany
Sioux City
Knights of Columbus
Mary Talbott
Brooklyn
Ames
Federal Department of Labor
Iowa Federation of ‘Colored Women’s Clubs
Iowa State University
Omaha
Greenfild
Hawarden High School
Misa Eunice Horton
Louis G. Lasher
Adjutant General of
John Hammill
Iowa National Guard
L. A
Des Moines Council
Boone
National Aeronautic Association
Shenandoah
Dursn
Methollat
Iowa National Bible ‘Training School
Colwell
Iowa Power Company
West Union
S. P. Spreng
Naperville
Ill
Evangelical Church In Iowa
Cedar Falls
Riverview Park
University of Iowa
German Baptist Churches
Burlington
Margery Farrens
Clarinda High School
Dow, Reed, Smith Utility
Iowa Railway and Light Corporation
Ramsay
Butler County
Aish
Game Department
Farm Bureau
Allison
Wight Bakke
Onawa
Northwestern University
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Betwen Humeston
Rock Island Rocky Mountain Limited
Imperial Council
Shriners
R. W. Dunlop
Washington, D. C
Lee County Farm Bureau
County Pig Club
Donnells
Yale University Cheney
Floyd Shelton Daft
Griswold
Bishop Museum
Harry Stephen Ladd
Iowa City
Iowa Packing Company
Swift & Co
Hamburg
B. Donaldson
Warren Jackson
Chamber of Commerce
Good Roads
Lee
Louisa
Henry
Muscatine
Iown Ams
Washington News Roundup of 1929 Events and Trials
California representative travels to Alaska to study fishing and push broader legislation. Army staff to study further cuts if economy plans pass. W Irving Glover promoted to second assistant postmaster general. Belgian ambassador meets Coolidge before Brussels trip to discuss debt funding. Supreme Court curbs antitrust concerns in trade association cases and Oregon education law. Memorial Day address at Arlington underscores defense of government principles.
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Free
California
Washington
Alaska
Congress
General Staff of
Army
W. Irving Glover
Coolidge
Brussels
Supreme Court of the United States
Maple Flooring Manufacturers’ Association
Cement Manufacturers’ Protective Association
Juetha McReynolds
Surpreme Court of the
United States
Oregon
Arlington National Cemetery
American Legion opens cottages for World War orphans
The American Legion opens two child welfare billets Otter Lake Michigan and Clarkaboro New Jersey as part of a growing program. Miss Emma Puschner former St Louis children guardian agent named field secretary to lead the new welfare service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Emma
Puschner
St. Louis Board of Children's Guardians
Mark T. McKee
Legion
Otter Lake
Mich
Clarkaboro
N. J
Department of Michigan
National Child Welfare Committee of the
Migs Puschner
McKee
Legion's Child Welfare Fled Service." Miss. Puschner
Board of Children's Guardians
St. Louis
American Association of Social Workers
National Conference of
Miss Puschner
Quentin Roosevelt
St. Louia
Legion Form Patrol to Aid in Emergencies
John K. Weber of the San Antonio American Legion announces the Alamo Post Patrol of picked men trained for disaster service. He recalls Legion aid in the 1921 flood and Milacle Indiana tornado areas, noting relief work, looter patrols, and clothing and food distribution by Legionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Milacle
Indiana
Young N Y Legion Commander Leads Post at 22
Bernard E B Whitley of Botowski Van Demark post Waverly New York is reportedly the youngest post commander in the country at twenty two. He enlisted in the navy during World War I at sixteen and is praised by comrades for his vigor and leadership as the post works the Legion endowment fund for veterans and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Bernard EB. Whitley
Botowski van Demark
American Legion
Waverly
N. Y
Whitley
Legion
Foolish Fear Quoted by French Consul in Chicago
At a reception in Chicago Antonin Barthelmy the French consul dismissed fears of a Bolshevik revolution in France. He compared alarmists to a child who dreams of candy and pretends to be eaten by it before his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Z. Stevens
Mary Pickford
George Home
Los Angeles
Claude Holcomb
Chief Home
Adrain J
Billie) Woods
Antonin Barthelmy
Chicago
France
Cochineal Dyes: From Global Mainstay to Limited Use
The article notes cochineal dyes once dominated world commerce and fabric coloring, but modern chemical dyes have largely displaced them. It highlights a shift in dye usage and the reduced role of cochineal in current textile production.
Zuloaga Departs Saying Beauty of American Women Grows
The Spanish painter Zuloaga sails for home and remarks that the beauty of American women grows with age. He signals plans to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuloaga
New York Herald-Tribune
Ireland Names Animals At Dublin Zoo Cause Crest
The Royal Zoological Society of Ireland lists several animals at Dublin Zoo with unfamiliar names. They designate the cotdish Lanc Catt and the golden carp from China as the Luge-pir, but no Irish word exists for the alligator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Royal Zoological Society of Ireland
Dublin Zoo
China
Improve Memory by Doing Mindful, Unforgettable Tasks
If memory is poor the path to improvement lies in engaging in activities you will remember. Practicing focused tasks, repeating challenges, and building routines can strengthen recall over time.
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Farma
Washington Dispatch
Talcott Williams
Emeritua
Columbia Universlty
Ian Perdicaris
Chinelhurst
England
Perdicaris
Banal Raisull
Radeull
Roosevelt
Raisall
City National Bank
Hugo, Okla
Billy McClintock
William D. Shepherd
Seson
Michigan
Howard Knisely
Toledo
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Brook
Ind
State Bank
Donaghey
Ohio
Columbus
Peter de Prolo
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Oval
Dayton, Tenn
John L. Dodsey
Clarence Darrow
Little Cahaba Company
Piper
Ala
Baker
Wheeling, W. Vee
United Mine Workers
Maid of Honor
Howard N. Potter
Gladys Mae Baxter
Detroit
Ofr
Oes
B. C. McDonald
Kentucky
W. L. Vickers
Franklin
Mra
Coles Summers
Dillard Dawes
Thomas Riley Marshall
Wilson
Gary
The
Tennessee, Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Birmingham
K. M. Landia
Mire, Landia
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Charles B. Lawler
Tammany Hall
Governor Smith
James Luby
Chester §. Lord
Sup
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Hod
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller Church
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts General Hospital
Elinor Wickham Pulitzer
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr
Kya Tanguag
Mr. Lawrence River
Cornwall
Ont
Aurel Lavigne
Romeo Pelosse
Khost
Afghanistan
Exchange Telegraph
London
Shanghai
Congress of Nicaragua
Hua
Itr
Americas Legion News
Cpring
Stef Neste United Staree Rubber C Company
Slackputter
Sam T. Slackputter
Petanta
Kaongas City
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