American Legion posts plan events and awards in Iowa
A 1922 bundle from South Dakota offers biscuits to renewals by December 15. Legions in Oskaloosa, Cresco, and Sutherland report fund drives, mystery marriages, and post celebrations. A State Convention vote shifts 1922 location from Creston to Waterloo Boone area, with several cities contending. grave decoration program outlines planned nationwide by posts per national guidance.
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Iowa
American Legion 7
American Legion Auxiliary
South Dakota
Creston
Spirit Lake
Waterloo
Boone
Illiteracy drive led by Gov Kendall aims to cut counts
A statewide campaign targets 20 000 illiterates in Iowa with census data showing 1300 illiterates in Des Moines. Committees will locate those unable to read or write and organize local efforts to improve literacy ahead of the 1925 census.
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Kendall
Census Bureau
Washington
Des Moines
Towa
Union
More News and Features in Des Moines Tribune Ad
An advertising pitch touts the Des Moines Evening Tribune for more reading matter per day than rivals, claiming November output surpassed others by 47 pages. It promises more news pictures features and market reports, offering a $4 yearly subscription and a money back guarantee through agent G. W. Krahmer of Estherville.
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Des Moines Evening Tribune
Des Moines
The
Tribune
G. W. Krahmer
Estherville
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Estherville Woman
A reader from Estherville endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney backache and kidney disorders. Mrs. E Bevard of 114 East Walnut Street reports relief when her kidneys are disordered, urging neighbors to try the remedy.
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Dean
Estherville
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Satisfied User
A reader praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from back ache and tired mornings, noting consistent satisfactory results and recommending the product priced at 60 cents at dealers. The message references Mrs Bevard and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo NY. The Tracer Iowa Star Clipper surveys prominent locals in Marshall County Iowa, with District Judge B F Cummings predicting land values and road improvements and suggesting tax relief and rental arrangements for farms.
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Dean’s
Dean
Bevard
Foster-Milburne
Mis
Buffalo
N. C
Tracer
Iowa
Star-Clipper
B. F. Cummings
Marshalltown
Blue Earth Post
Kenyon Blames the Federal Reserve for Hard Times
Senator W. Kenyon criticized the Federal Reserve board for its deflation policy begun two years earlier at the Webster County Corn Show. He said the action helped bring on the current hard times, while praising the board as loyal, patriotic men who sought to curb postwar extravagance in 1918 and 1919.
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United States Federal Reserve Board
W. Kenyon
Webster County
Federal Reserve Board
Economy and tax policy critique by Senator Kenyon
The speaker denounces thrift policies that crippled agriculture and the grain market, warning these measures harm the country. He cites untaxed bonds totaling over 21 billion dollars held by the wealthy, arguing farmers bear the tax burden while lawmakers seek revenue.
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Kenyon
United States
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors Rosa Eisenhower
In Bankruptcy Rosa Eisenhower of Estherville Iowa was adjudged a bankrupt on November 29 1921. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the office in Algona Iowa on December 31 1921 at 1 oclock in the afternoon to prove claims and appoint a trustee.
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of Iowa
Central Division
Rosa Eisenhower
Estherville
Emmet County
Iowa
Algona
Kossuth County
Bankruptcy Meeting Notice Drafted in Alona Town
A notice dated December 1991 in Alona Town invites trustees to examine the bankrupt and transact other matters properly before the meeting. The fragment references a trustee role and standard procedural language with a file or case number 50-921.
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Alona
Town
When a Man Comes to Himself author Francis Lynde
Francis Lynde, born 1856 at Lewiston Maine, rose from obscurity after age thirty seven to become a prolific writer. He moved to Denver, worked on a railroad, married, then penned several successful novels, including a western railroading romance The Girl a Horse and a Dog, to be serialized with opening chapter soon.
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Francis Lynne
Wilson
Lewiston
Denver
Lynde
Weat
Ita
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Army of Occupaton
Paul Préhn
Univrraity of Illinois
Harry
Anderson Post
American Legion
Oskaloosa
Sutherland
Legion Auxiliary
Angel of Mercy
Chatteau Thierry
Legionaire
Gordon C. Church
Cresco
Eunice Davenport
Legion Post
Court House
America
Posta
James F. Barton
Legion
Federal Reserve
Toyland
China
Wilder’s Variety Store
Eemmetsburg Democrat
W. E. Allen Furniture and Undertaking Co
Francis Lynde
Ehler
Estherville, Iowa
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