Iowa beckons with fields and heritage under Bruce Barton
Bruce Barton extols Iowa as a fertile, expansive land of rich soil and abundant wealth. He notes coal beds, diversified manufacturing, and landmarks like Keokuk dam, Ames agriculture research, and Iowa City university. The piece honors figures such as James Wilson, Dolliver, Cummins, Hoover, and Antonin Dvorak, framing Iowa as a cultural and economic heart inviting travelers to explore its parks and Lincoln Highway corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
New York
New England
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Yowa City
Dubuque
Keokuk
Mississippi
Ames
College of Agriculture
Iowa City
Did University
Thouand
America
James Wilson
National
Department of Agriculture
Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver
Albert Biard Cummins
Buffalo Bill
Emerson Hough
Herbert Quick
Susan Glaspell
Elis Parker Butler
Ruth Suckow
Herbert Hoover
Towa
Towa Praries
Antonin Dvorak
Local residents take trips and visit kin around region
Mrs Olena Nelson and Alma visited son Oscar and family in Leland and relatives in Lake Mills. Mr and Mrs Carence Egeland and two children planned a weeklong northern Minnesota trip. Families including Young, Peterson, Olson, and Am dals were guests or returned from short visits in Amery Graettinger Estherville and Dunnell. The Mansqua kitten ball team played two games on the local diamond, with local losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olena Nelson
Alma
Leland
Oscar
Lake Mills
Carence Egeland
Minnesota
Glen Young
Larine
Norma
Lewis Peterson
Tina Olson
Amery
George Amdahl
Estherville
Goldie
Jessie Amdal
C. P. Jackson
Arthur Skattebo
Gertle Upadahl
John
Our Boys
Wm. Helgason
Spencer
Evelyn Clemmenson
Viola Osher
Lewis Sevatson
Edaine
Francine
Graettinger
Axel Lyon
Robert
Betty
Dean
Dunnell
Martin Sevatson
Kenline
Kenline, Mrs. Sevatson and Son Were Sunday Supper Guests At the Martin Sevatson
Ressell
Paul Paulson
Sevatson
Princes Paulson
E. E. Ellefson
Tuesdy
Nels Mickelson
John Oudes
Annie Best
Minneapolis
Local residents share news of visits and events
Former mayors and neighbors are listed with weekend visits and social gatherings. Mrs. Melvin Mickelson hosted by Ness Mickelson home. Luella Rogers and Peggy Smith visited Florence Tostenrud. Ladies Aid meets at church parlor. students return, trips to Des Moines, and plans for October bazaar noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Mickleson
Ness Mickelson
Luella Rogers
Paulina
Peggy Smith
Carroll
Florence Tostenrud
Iver Ness
Bert Maaland
E. B. Osher
Norman Olson
Chester Paul
Chicago
Otis Jorstad
Ruth
Hammond
Norman Larson
Forest City
Ludvig Larson
Herman Erickson
Mitchell
Marjory
Alice
Washington, D. C
Erickson
J. B. Mitchell
Ethel Mitchell
Ernes. Moltzen
Community Church Ladies Aid Society
C. R. Yeager
H. A
Dolliver Update Mentions Local Business Caller and Visitor
Geo Patschke of Petschke and Sons visited Dolliver last Wednesday. Miss Lottie Mitchell returned Sunday from Whittier California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Patschke
of Petschke & Sons of
Ceylon
Dolliver
Miss Lottie Mitchell
Whittier
Calif
Visitors Arrive in Clarion to See Neil Finns Family
Mr and Mrs Dan Finn and baby Patricia Ann from Clarion visited the Neil Finn home on Thursday afternoon. A sensational feature about a nineteen year old widow who lost multiple husbands by murder or suicide is promoted in The American Weekly, distributed with NEXT SUNDAYS CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Finn
Patricia Ann
Clarion
Neil Finn
Dinary
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dickinson
Edness
Purity Yeast Co
Court House
Dace
Estherville, Iowa
Hawkeye Cafe
John Martyr
Bruce Barton
Gunly News
Samuel Brees
Brees
Novella Mitchell
Rachel Burdette
H. O. Murdette
Emms Balmer
M. H. Schloeman
M. J. Groves
C. J. Mathieson
Insurance Agency
H. O. Singe
Lowa
Emmet County
V. K. Johnson, Mgr
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