Proposals curb front seat crowding in cars and army transfer news
State considers a bill to crime front seat overload in automobiles reducing driver control after several crashes. The Second Battalion, Seventeenth Infantry, will transfer from Fort Des Moines to Fort Madison adding about 360 personnel, becoming part of the fort’s permanent force alongside the Fourteenth U.S. Cavalry and the Fourth Field Artillery.
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General Assembly
Seventeenth Infantry
Fermak
Fort Des Maines
Caval
Abundant fruits and rural road work in Iowa report
Prospects for large yields of wild and tame fruits are strong with ripe cherries, peaches, apples and plums noted. Clay county and Dickinson county roads near Spencer and towns see calcium chloride dust control. The 41st Holstein-Friesian Association meeting occurred in Des Moines with Frank Lowden presiding and Mrs. Medina McCormick attending. Iowa hosts about 33,600 registered Holsteins and 680 members. May postal receipts and Des Moines building data show growth. college dormitory food and sugar usage figures are reported.
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Iowa
Clay County
Spencer
Dickinson County
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Des Moines
Frank 0. Lowden
Winds
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Europe
FP. L. Houghton
C. €. Walworth
Boston
Mass
Monticello
Jones County
Town City
Thomas B. Wales, Jr
Feedhouse Ledger and Regional Notes From Iowa History
A dense summary of farm life, dining logistics, and regional anecdotes from Jasper and Winneshiek counties. It notes large-scale dormitory feeding, postwar migration, and farm succession linked to Henderson Johnson, plus local church baptisms and early motion picture shoots along the Raccoon and Corn rivers. It also cites Edward A. Kimball on Iowa manufacturing in 1928 and 1930s figures.
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Cedar Ranids
Clinton
Keokuk
Cedar P
Henderson Johnson
Colfax
Jasper County
Ml.davent
Skank River
Tennessee
Wil Land
Lows
Southland
Henderon Johnson
Andrew Jobson
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Raccoon River
Charles
Corn River
Mr. Ellis
Chas
Carroll Howell
Nellie On
Miss Johnson
Boone
Dressing Up a Porch for Summer Colors
Bright cool greens blues and violet tones visually enlarge a porch while warm reds oranges and yellows heighten warmth. Light apple or blue green ceilings create perceived height and soft blues under eaves cast shade. Furnishings span old pieces refreshed with bright textiles and simple reupholstery using gingham linen and calico.
Governor Smith Speaks in Philadelphia Amid Political Silence
The New York Times notes Governor Smith delivers remarks in Philadelphia while avoiding direct political topics. Report describes his appearance as notably low on policy content and heavy on nonpartisan rhetoric.
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Philadelphia
Eayn
New York Times
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Bureau of Industrial Technology
Standard Oil Company
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