Outbreak of Fires and War Aid Mentioned at Cedar Falls
The article notes the creation of an outdoor university camp, the largest wager factory at Waverly being rebuilt for a fall run, and three carloads of seed stored for farmers. It mentions G. S. Johnson visiting Iowa State College to study hogs and corn as part of a Australian government exhibit. It reports war vehicle shipments to Iowa and the fate of a Cedar Falls teacher burned in a kerosene accident, plus related fire safety warnings and transport disruptions from strikes.
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Waverly
G. S. Johnson
Queensland
Iowa State College
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Party of 100
Government of
Australia
United States
Lucretia Newell
Cedar Falls
Denver
Bremer County
Embela
Garden City
Hardin County
Berhpi
Village
Farm and Household Notes on Iowa Lunch Programs
In Wapello county pupils receive a pint of milk and graham crackers daily with payment required unless unable to pay. In Linn county over 875 children were measured showing those with lunches weighed more and first and second graders were in best condition. The effort, led by home demonstration agents, highlights milk needs in diets across Iowa.
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Wapello County
Linn County
Iowa
Engineers Plan Exhibits On Auto Device Care
The engineering extension department at Iowa State College will exhibit at summer fairs in Iowa on automobile accessory uses. The display features sectional engine views and carburetors with experts to explain parts, offering visitors new instructional insights.
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Engineering Extension Department
Iowa State College
Towa
D. C. Faber
Weekly Market Reporter mailing list request notice
Markets wishes everyone interested in market conditions to have their name put on the mailing list for the Weekly Market Reporter. The publication contains weekly statements of conditions and statistics. Write to the Bureau of Markets, Washington, D. C.
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Peries
of Markets
Farm Bureau
Bureau of Markets
Washington, B. C
Electricity Thaws Frozen Pipes Without Digging
A method uses electric current to heat water pipes, melting ice quickly without excavation. Electricity acts as the sole agent, allowing rapid thawing by passing current through the pipe.
Mother’s Day Service and District Convention Invite
Morning service at 8 and a mid week meeting at 7 45 p m. A special Mother’s Day program with songs and sermon is planned for next Lord’s Day. Northwest District convention at Rock Rapids May 4 to 6. Loyal Boys class to plant trees in memory of Brother Priest and Brother Albert Schnapp this Saturday at 2 pm. Attendance is rising with three new members last Sunday.
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Ladies Aid
A. Bixby
Mother
Rock Rapids
Priest
Albert Schnapp
Juet Rh The Word And Wa Will Not Bother You Again
A fragmentary note mentions EJ Young, a minister, and asserts that trouble and time will not bother you again, reflecting a terse, personal communication amid unclear context.
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EJ. Young
Protecting Himself and a Salary Advance Request
A fragmented notice recalls a scene where an actor asks his manager for five dollars as an advance against the first week's salary. The exchange underscores doubts about repayment if the first week's earnings prove insufficient. In another item, officials report on a road establishment near Estherville Iowa, requiring damages claims by June 8, 1920, or the road will be laid out as planned. County Auditor J. J. Klopp notes the description and deadline.
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Boston Transcript
W. J. Schultz
Arthur J. Case
J. L. O'Donnell
J. B. Book
W. Harvey
A. M. Brown
R. B. Crone
Grinnell College, Foundation
Ellison Craig Bingham
Estherville
Iowa
J. J. Klopp
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