Warning Against impostor selling needles and other notices
Statewide alert from the Disabled American Veterans warns of an impostor named Ise Shanley selling needle packages claiming service. Des Moines charity warnings caution public against fund solicitors. Frank Morgan reports profits from sheep farming in Guthrie county. A major land donation to the University of Town by Ww. O. and E. C. Finkbine is valued at 1000000 and will be named Finkbine field. Bishop Homer C. Stuntz described a career in ministry and missions, with Taft signing a freedom act for Philippines. Polk county votes 1500000 for road paving across 33 miles with Des Moines paying most. Damages suit over a city nuisance for an 11-year-old’s coasting hill is dismissed. A Storm Lake picnic highlights lawmakers and public figures. Groundhog drive removes 1500-2000 animals using carbon bisulphide and monoxide. Red Oak Congregational Sunday School wins state cup. A World War veteran recalls Harper's Ferry and Civil War service. June 14 flag etiquette rules outlined by American Legion. Mail service reform linked to star routes and motor trucks. Veterans transferred from Clarinda hospital to Knoxville. Birthday flowers funded by American Legion auxiliary for veterans. A Lucas county farmer reports a heifer bearing a calf.
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Association of Disabled American Veterans of Town
Salvation Army
Remarkable Jersey calf and meteor copper in town
A tiny Jersey cow calf weighs 300 pounds as the smallest yet to beat records. Ed L. Richardson of Adair notes farmer Theodore Schwenneker found a heavy hornet nest shaped copper piece on his land, weighing about 73 pounds. The report also covers rabies caution for 15 Town University students and a Church of Christ Scientist services schedule.
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Ed. L. Richardson
Adair
Theodore Schwenneker
Cultivate for Wireworm Control, Iowa Expert Says
CG J Drake head of entomology at Iowa State College says constant cultivation and crop rotation best combat wireworms. The larva of the snapping beetle inhabits sod or Timothy fields four to five years. Disturbing soil hinders feeding, while better drainage and a short rotation with clover or legumes reduce damage. No reliable seed corn treatment exists. research is difficult due to long larval life.
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CG. J. Drake
Towa State College
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