Iowa Corn Prospects and Wildlife News From Des Moines
Iowa corn is falling short of last season as feeder stock inflows surge, with over 90 000 head entering the state in two months. Michigan eggs for state hatcheries total 30 million, while cardinals spread northward in Waukon. Kiwanis prize drew a large crowd. towns explore two mill tax for municipal bands. Historic notes reference Grinnell and early Iowa. Prison population records climb as reformatories hit new highs. Americanization school event at Savery Hotel honors diverse youth and reaffirm patriotism. Attorney General rules 1921 license plates invalid after 1921 year, impacting auto registrations. Federal action follows a Newton still case. Red Cross aids county health outreach to schoolchildren.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Leon W. Ainsworth
Iowa Corn Optimist
Storm Bureau Federation
Col. Ainsworth
Cunningham
Dutve
Iowa News Patchwork Highlights Women and Mennonite Migrations
Story highlights include Mrs. L. T. Sylvester’s death in Lynnville and her W C T U roles, a Muscatine county court case reuniting two sisters Beulah and Thelma Fetrow, Yeomen’s fund drive for an orphan home, Mennonite migrations from Saskatchewan to Texas, and Mrs. Charles Burns’ record chicken processing output in Atlantic Cass County.
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Grace Laird
Muscatine
American Home Finding Association
Ottumwa
Thelma
Filmore Fetrow
Charles Burns
Atantic
Cass County
Vitamin yeast triumph sparks research frenzy worldwide
Eminent Austrian scientist Casimir Funk traced life giving substance to its source and coined the term vitamin. The discovery ignited a surge of research among scientists and doctors as yeast vitamins show remarkable healing effects in experiments with animals and patients. Public interest explodes as media and journals tout yeast vitamins and their potential future impact.
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Casimir Funk
Ford
Notice of Setting Contract for Drainage District No. 170
The Kossuth County Board of Supervisors will set the contract for drainage improvement in Drainage District No. 170, Buffalo Township, at the Algona courthouse on April 14 1922. Bids must meet all specifications including tile work labor and freight conditions with a 10 percent bid bond and a 25 percent final bond.
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Kossuth County
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Algona
Kossuth
Towa
Mess
Auditor’s Office
Buffalo Township
Titonka
A. E. Michel
Harl F. Peterson
Promoting Yeast Vitamins and Caution in Patent Remedies
A column warns of vitamin tablet hype and advises buying yeast from yeast makers for purity and potency. It notes yeast’s claimed health benefits from boils to digestion and hair growth, and mentions Alfred Jentz selling his barber business to Clarence Anderson of Burt with a return to Algona to work in a shop.
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Alfred Jentz
Clarence Anderson
Burt
Jentz
Algona
Fenton
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