Iowa News Digest On Corners Of Law And Lore
Prosecutions for selling adulterated kerosene and hamburger contamination cited with fines. Seed labeling and inspection tag violations lead to penalties. seed testing numbers rise from 1140 to 1700 in April. Hints of Iowa lore include Big Woods forest tales, Dr. Howard Clark’s political rise, and a note on Joe Mitchell Chapple’s boyhood in Whitebreast Creek. County butter and horse statistics highlight Iowa’s farm economy.
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M. F. Heyer
Davenport
Ray Durant
Garner
Henry Fiell Seed Co
Shen+andoah
Iowa
Big Woods
Bremer County
Loreat
Daniel Hirh
Henry Gittinger
Lucas County
Oakley
Liberty Township
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National
Boston
Massachusetts
United States
Whitebreast Creek
Joe Mitchell
Iowa State Roads and Drake Relays Highlight Era Events
State highway plans by the Iowa Highway Commission promise boosted bonding activity as contractors must post bonds and labor demand rises. Ten thousand cheered Haskell Indians at the Drake Relays, with wide national talent from 21 states. Agricultural census notes shifts in farms and renters, while marriage and divorce trends show changes in 1925 Iowa. County patterns reveal Des Moines ties and varying divorce counts. Inspection force reports illustrate diverse agricultural activities in early April.
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