Iowa News Highlights From Des Moines 1921 Ponders Emigration
In Des Moines on April 6 1921 Walter Zahn and Fred and Benjamin Mehultz of Clayton county hunted migratory waterfowl in violation of treaty timing and face federal court in Dubuque with penalties up to 500 dollars or six months. Other pieces cover Captain Crithfield’s river career, William Greene’s Havana marriage, planned Eighty Eighth division reunion, education association plans in Des Moines, and Iowa emigration trends from 1900 to 1920.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Walter Zahn
Fred
Benjamin Mehultz
Clayton County
Canada
Dubuque
William Greene
State Senate
Clinton County
Emma Dillon
Clinton
Greene
Havana
Cuba
Dillon
Itabo
Church of Columbus
New World
Camp Dodge
Harding
Pershing
Wood
Weeks
Newton Baker
Plummer
Weigles
Beach
Getty
University of Iowa
Hornell Hart
Committees Named By Senate And House Resolution
Lieut Gov Hammill named a sifting committee to review Senate bill with members Smith Reed Holdoegel Haskel Dutcher Cessna and William. House Speaker McFarlane named a separate sitting committee including Mayne Edginton Locklin Mills Letts Dodd Elliot Blake Powers. Sitting committees will pass or consign bills from both houses. Beacon reports H G Dunn plans to leave West Okoboji for Mt Rose Iowa to continue fishing on the Mississippi. Ruff fishing in East and West Okoboji lakes is halted by agreement and a pigeonholed bill to ban rough fishing statewide was dropped.
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Senate
Hammill
Smith
Madison
Reed
Howard
Holdoegel
Calhoun
Haskel
Linn
Dutcher
Johnson
Monona
Locklin
Cherokee
Mills
Harrison
Letts
Washington
Dodd
Elliot
Scott
Blake
Fayette
Powers
Crawford Counties
Vla
H. G. Dunn
West Okoboji
Mt. Rose
Iowa
Weekly Grain Letter from Estherville Iowa
Harp er and Sona report wheat weak versus prior rally with bear pressure offset by old crop strength. Export demand rises as Wed clearances nearly double receipts and Gulf sales reach 1 to 2 million dollars. Wheat movement remains export oriented to seaboard and Gulf despite soft flour demand and large cash premiums.
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Harper and Sona
Estherville
Iowa
The
Gulf
Market outlook amid weak corn and hazy Argentine supply
The May grain outlook shows a wider gap between new and old crop. Argentine shipments are small and Russia remains cut off, keeping world supply tight. Corn prices hit a long downturn with heavy liquidation, while oats face strong Canadian shipments and ample moisture. Provisions see modest demand for cash products as hog prices slide. E. F. Leland & Co.
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Russia
Europe
E. F Leland & Co
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Burns
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
George M. Saul
J. W. Flemming
Edward E
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Stokes
Frank Petargon
Peterson
Ee Flemming
Mr. Flemming
George
Government Hospital
Knoxville
Women’s Auxiliary
Vinton
Samuel Crithfield
Burlington
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
Canton
Warety
Fort Des Moines
Fortley
Rapage
Osa
Col
R. A. Brown
American Legion
National Educational Asociation
America
United States
Adah Hershey
Miss Hershey
Albert Stillion
Fort Dodge
M. Hubbard
Ft. Dodge
J. F.busel
Basset
Tamacouty
Jacob Bried
Fox Day School
Department of Forestry
State College At
Ames
W. R. Whiteis
State University
Iowa City
Adaline
Rozek
Whiteis
Britt
Hancock County
New York City
Express
Pasenger
Milwaukee Railroad
Nelson Gormerly
New York
Cherrington
Leon
Cascade
Dubuque County
Carl Olson
Jeweler
Joyce Lumber Company
Hawkeye Tire and
Burt & Jones
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