Iowa People and Events in Des Moines June 1921
A wide-ranging Des Moines column highlights Lakeside farm in Buena Vista County near Storm Lake, noting its Scottish import of short horn cattle in 1870 and later developments. It covers local agriculture, school manual training success, state education finance changes, and public health initiatives, including a Red Cross table project and tuition adjustments for rural pupils. The piece notes legislative actions, jury cases in Henry County, and state military equipment being stored at Camp Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
J. W. Jaranag
Des Moines
America
Scotland
Buena Vista County
Storm Lake
Lakeside
W. C. Edson
J. T. Edson
M. M. Mandeville
Edson
Massachusetts
L. M. Miller
Buena Vista
Lakeside Farm
Manuel
Studebaker
Red Cross
France
East High
State University At
Iowa City
Summler
Buser
State Medical Society
Wolves Taxpayers Brace for Heavier Wolf Bounties
Reports from county auditors across Iowa indicate a record bounty payout on wolves in the past winter and spring, with an estimated 4,000 wolves killed statewide in six months. A Des Moines den yielded a mother and nine cubs captured alive, using large sacks. The article also notes China Relief Drive raises funds, with Iowa contributing over 40,000 and a campus rally in Iowa City raising nearly 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Walnut Creek
Des Moines
Valley Junction
State Organization For the Relief of
China
Midwest
State Universiy
Iowa City
Clarinda
Agnes Samuelson
Page County
Teachers refuse contracts over general fund clarity
The teachers association rejects new contracts pending a definite statement of the board of education’s general fund for the coming year. The board warns wage increases could create a 75000 deficit, while teachers dispute that figure. Also noted are V A Cage’s attendance at his father’s funeral and a Wisconsin funeral announcement for Mrs. H A Smith. Annie Scollin’s health is listed as not well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Association
Board of Education
Cage
Claus Martens
H. A. Smith
Union Grove
Wisconsin
Annie Scollin
Stilk-Tu It Club Holds May Meeting At Brunsvold Home
A small attendance marked the May gathering of the Stilk-Tu It club hosted by Mrs Albert Brunsvold. Roads and weather hindered travel. West Emmet schools closed Friday and picnics moved to school houses as planned. Miss Fisher returned home near Petersberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stilk-tu It Club
Albert Brunsvold
West Emmet
Miss Fisher
Petersberg
M.C. Seeby
Chi
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
We express sincere appreciation for love and kindness shown during illness and death of husband and father. Thanks to friends and neighbors for the beautiful flowers. Mrs. H. D. Scohey Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Scobey Mr. and Mrs. Claus Martens Va-EAT RALPH'S HOME MADE ICE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Scohey
M. C. Scobey
Claus Martens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodbury
Missouri River
Board of Supervisors
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
University of Iowa
Dewey M. Pickard
Henry County
G. M. van Ausdall
Lasher
Camp Dodge
Iowa National Guard
Claude M. Stanley
Creston
Towa
The
Rainbow Veterans
Waterloo
Stanley
Council Bluffs
Legislative Committee
McClenahan
the Graver Savings Bank
Trict Court
State House
C. S. Medbury
Veronica Stapleton
American Legion
Jane Delano
Marion Crandall
Davenport
Mary Weiman
Fairfield
Mary Elsie Hatch
Edgewood
Maud Holt
Sioux City
Kathleen Keenbeck
Carroll
Dorothy Elizabeth Knoellner
Fort Madison
Lorraine Lawson
Burlington
Marie Beeman
Mary Mahoney
Ramona Bates
Wade
Fort Leavenworth
Cedar Rapids
Curtis
the Joyce Lumber Co
Estherville
Guy U. Noel Mgr
Cuntis
Ralph
Estherville State Bank of
Estherville State Bank
IWARE
Winchester Fishing Tackle
Winchester
Kilgore
Klocow
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