Iowa Census Figures On Illiteracy And Language Law
Iowa census data shows 20 680 residents 10 years old or older illiterate in 1920 with 6 921 native white, 2 354 foreign or mixed, and 11 004 foreign born. Illiteracy declined to 0 41 percent overall. rural 0 9 percent vs urban 1 4 percent, and Mills County 6 5 percent to Pocahontas 0 3 percent.
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Portland Portables Bring News of Local Doings and Travel
Portland notes a busy spell with illnesses and school openings in Dist No 5 and Trun school taught by Miss Vera McElroy and her sister. Residents visit Burt for a medicine show and plan trips to Stillwater Mankato and Wisconsin. Local gatherings feature Mary Munson’s family and cross-town visitors from Titonka Goldfield and Woden.
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Miss Verar
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Amelia Rike
Pine City
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Roy Huber
Emil Riedel Antead
Whittemore
Portland
Burt
Mir
John Budlong
Thtenka
Will Ringsdorf
Frank Baralou
Whitting Ions
Jack Smith
Airs
Floyd Duncan
South East Corner
Will
Ringshort
Sot
Donald
Aughter
Peta White
Frank Barstow
Stillwater
Mion
Mankato
Wryat Stott
Stallwater
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W. G. Leek
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Huber
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Witt Kirschbaum
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Wrandpa Munson
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Woden
Charles Munson
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Iowa News Flows From Across State Amid War Memorial Plans
The column reports tentative Iowa highway memorials with pillar dedications and Cottonwood trees for service members. It notes Ida Hazlett’s book sales rising from meetings disrupted by protest and a Cedar Falls collecting trip by Collins residents. Dr. Pergler discusses Czech flags in Czecho Slovakia and a state case on using foreign language in religion appeals.
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Charles Pergler
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Car Hits Cow Then Flips On Algona Hill
An Omabh traveling salesman travels down a steep hill west of Algona after dark when a cow steps onto the road. The car overturns three times, suffering major damage. the cow is injured with three broken legs, while the driver escapes unharmed.
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Mason
Globe-Gazette
Keg of Near Beer Explodes Injuring Man in Dubuque
William Trainer suffered a broken arm and lacerations when a keg of near beer exploded at his soft drink emporium. Police found moonshine bottle, arrested him. fined 100 dollars and costs in police court after returning from a doctor with bandaged hands.
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