Diverse Iowa News From 1921 Citizens and Farms
A long Iowa clipping recounts teaching careers in the Philippines and Eldora, farm life in Sibley and Hardin County, and local business in Waukon and Des Moines. It notes grain prices, corn and wheat values, dairy growth, a powder milk plant export, a missing persons bureau effort, court divorce over tobacco use, and rising creameries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Leon W. Ainsworth
Des Moines
Col. Ainsworth
Towa
Nowworth
Tison
Ainsworth
Iowa
Pocahontas
Board of Supervisors
Missionary Carpenter to Travel to New Guinea
W H H Siamers of Bellevue Jackson county plans to leave in mid March for New Guinea as a supervised carpenter for Lutheran missions. He will be away five years under Lutheran Forelen Mig gion Bouril of the synod. Next, O F Cadlenius and Sons of Sioux county hauled to the Farmers Elevator Co in Hospers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hh, Siamers
Bellevue
Jackson County
New Guinea
Miggion Bouril
Synod of
O. F. Cadlenius and Sons
Sloux County
Farmery’ Elevator Co
Hospers
Corn Surplus Funding and Death Row Executions Listed
A 1920s report notes corn surplus support measures and a set aside for YeuTts crop. It lists eight Fort Madison death row inmates with scheduled execution dates including Eugene Weeks and Orrie Cross, among others, for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Eugene Weeks
Des Moines
Orrie Cross
Ira Pavey
Sioux City
William Qlander
Port Node
Joe Williams
Bart Throst
Waukon
Archie Burris
Ottumava
Roy Maupin
Neg. TO
Burt Stems Ars and Local Visits Highlight Burt News
Local notes report Burt residents visiting relatives in Mankato and Des Moines A public health post in Philadelphia is noted for a former resident moving soon Dr Throckmorton Des Moines attended a Women’s Missionary program The town welcomes a new baby Patrick McAlester and a Burt property sale by M B Polhemus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Oh. Gender
Nes Moines
National Teachers Association
Chicago
Benler
Portland Residents Noted in Weekly Local Registry
Transacting business near Elmore, Willie Rike and Georges Wolfe appear in Portland records. Louie Keck, an elderly Portland resident, spent several days at Lyle Mann’s home. Clyde Briatol from Algona visited Portland streets Wednesday. Mrs. Claud Stgshee aided John Thill’s family for moving. Bobbie Dorsey required medical care last week but is improving. Frank Huber left Wahpeton N D after a visit with local friends. Esther Falwey and daughters Mae and Nona, with Mrs Ray Pltman of Tryington, visited the Fitch home Friday to Sunday. D. EB Witch traveled to Trvington Friday with Irving Wither. Edn Huber and family hosted midweek. John Stungen’s Grandma hosted a meal as well. Bert Leak of Burt considered Portland a better place. a bicycle incident near Bike Bridge caused injuries. Miss Bergeson noted at M W Lusa night. Lloyd Bartlett works on a new hen house for upcoming poultry needs. the town keeps hints about the flame last Thursday.
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Ars
W. T. Peters
Mankato
Minn
L. £. Fairbanks
Algona
M. G. Rambo
Popspie
Ralph
Gene Godden
Chas
Whittemore
Shirley
LeVant
Des Moines
Squire Hudson
Whitney and Warner
F. G. Stown
Geo. Hawcett
Womens' Home
Throckmorton
A. A. Graham
R. J. Grover
Sarah Woolcott
M. H. Stoddard
B. S. Neiland
Patrick McAlester
Neiland
Ruth Moore
M. B. Polhemus
Burt
John Dettman
A. A. Moore
Dr. Moore
Ironwood
Mich
Mr. Moore
Paul Moore
Robert
Manchester
Willie Rike
Georges Wolfe
Elmore
Louie Keck
Portland
Lyle Mann
Clyde Briatol
Claud Stgshee
John Thill
Bobbie Dorsey
Frank Huber
Wahpeton
N. D
Huber
Frank
Esther Falwey
Mae
Nona
Ray Pltman
Tryington
Tapa
Miss Bergeson
Lusa
Wiloyd Bartlett
Hla Chlekeng
Lloyd
Rural notes on farms and social events in Algona area
Local columns recount moving to the GU Fairbanks area, routine farm work, livestock sales and deliveries by Hat hogs and Boettcher, and many visits by families from Burt Titonka and Guggeen Minn. Socials include dances, showers, dinners, and a Huber sale with brisk attendance.
The Varied Tone of Expectation in Human Temperament
The piece argues that expectation is a temperamental trait more than a probability. Optimists attract others with faith whereas pessimists are shunned as killjoys, yet real life balances between moments of illumination and shadow. Overindulgence in hope or melancholy can sap effort and dull life.
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Roines
Cowa
Marea
Teachirs College
Cedar Halls
Phillipine Islands
Terese
Indy
Buller Coumy
Phillipines
Asia
Africa
Kurope
America
Veline
Eldora
Congregational
Marco
Robin Murphy
Allama- Ree
Murphy
American Relief Administration
Austria
Sherif West
Osceola
Clarke County
Murray
C. W. Jones
Edldie Adams
Wichita
Kansas
Metical Department
University of Kansas
Frank Foster
Cresum
William Pintelman
Wiehit
Leon Yor
Pals
West
Gov
Kendall
Ward
Hoare
Osceaia
Clarke
Wi Webster
Boone County District Court
A. I Mugene Hora
Agnes Hora
Omaha
Hora
H. E. Fry
Horn
W. B. Barney
Barney
West Okobiji
W. E. Albert
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Wisconsin
Spirit Lake
Clear Lake
State Executive Council
W. Co. Ramsey
Lyon
J. G. Gillespie
LeMars
Jack Lauters
Lanter
Renelee
von. Vy Boerlos
Darkhauten
Shane
Lim
Ryi't Lo
Hunt
Duroc-Jersey Hogs
U. S
Deering
Hayes
Janesville
New Century
Emerson
Dearing
Emerson Gang
Eash
John Meinzer
H. C. Bubll
Roy Ringsdorf
GU. Fairbanks
Bartlett
Henry ‘Nelson
Grip
Will Ringsdorf
Boettcher
John Krull
Gugkeen
Tony Jandl
Ellis Jain
Geo. Koestelr
Henry Munson
Woden
Jack Munson
W. J. Moore
Carlaan
Sara
Lone Rock
Thera
Pety
Moore Home
Falwey
Farm Bureau
AE Graham
Syenter
Lindsay Farm
IW. Peters
Titouka
D. BH
Fitch
Roy Godden
Geo. Graham
Willie Ringsdorf
Brink Shipier
Pink
Titonka
Miss Pink
Vera McElroy
Woden News
Jacob Lutjens
Cora
Krull
George Quinn
Britt
John Ornsby
Forest City
Lea Nutty
Ray Valley
Lester Isenmann
Wy 3
Madale
Kilgip Spechti Ag Algona
H. O. Hangen
Leland
Stella
Arlene Ludeking
Garner Betwegh
HaroldwSreen
George Breen
High Cline
Gon
Joe
Leo Flynn
Buffalo Center
Juanita Marr
Grace Robinson
Sam Barron
Albert Lea
Andy Bingham
Garner
Kp, Hansen
George Gerdes
Misa Minnie Danaher
Minneapolis
C. A. Lawler
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