Iowa state as vast business institution in 1919
Des Moines reports detail state owned enterprises with inmate counts across the Reformatory Anamosa Hospital for the Insane Cherokee and other facilities, farm product values, milk yields, livestock totals, coal usage, and total expenditures over three million dollars yearly. It also notes Rice growers in Arkansas and local Americanization efforts plus local war losses and notable residents.
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Anamosa
Cherokee
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Wee Oig
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Sutter
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Rockwell State
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de Serine
F. Prouty
Arkansas
Judge Prouty
John F Riggs
Riggs
Meeting of Emmet County Farmers Union
The Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of Emmet county will hold its regular monthly meeting Saturday night May 10 at the I O O F hall. C L Denison serves as Secretary Treasurer.
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Emmet County
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
I. O. O. F. Hall
C. L. Denison
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