Address By William Bale Is Given Statewide
State Master Councilor William Bale of Estherville delivered the De Molay address at the Iowa State Council in Grinnell on June 22. He urged cooperation, outlined foundational principles like justice, cooperation, energy, and service, and announced a committee to draft a Constitution and By-laws for Iowa DeMolay.
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William Bale
de Molay
Wm. Bale
Estherville
Iowa
DeMolays
Estes Park
Colorado
Representative de Molays
Deha
J. H. Menor
Spirit Lake
Fred Rhodes
Sioux City
Albert Alderson
Creston
Chas. T. Allison
Council Bluffs
Council
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Northwest District
Bro. Dickerson
Dad West
Templar Park
Storm Lake
D. Ward
Dubuque
J. H R. Menor
A. Alderson
Emerson Schill
Fort Dodge
Walter Helms
Keokuk
Donald Gheim
Earl Selix
Hampton
Walter McHenry
Perry
Dave Hourihan
Ottumwa
Dayton Barber
Grinnell
Dad
Bro
Dickerson
Grand Council
State Council
Grana Council
E. Griffin Spencer banker and capitalist dies
M. E. Griffin, Spencer banker and capitalist, resident of the county for fifty six years, died just before noon today in his rooms above the bank in this city. He was over eighty one, with health failing for years from age. He spent winters in California and returned to Spencer in warm months, mostly confined to his rooms since late August, with brief visits to his desk.
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M. E. Griffin
Spencer
Mr. Griffin
California
Sweet Clover and Crop Prospects in Iowa
Landowners can invest in sweet clover seed with oats to enrich soils, as Frank Egli of Grand Junction notes after 20 years of experience. The report outlines corn, oats, spring wheat, barley, hay, alfalfa, potatoes, pastures, and idle farms data for Iowa as of October 1, 1926, including yields, production, and state conditions, with notes on alkali spots and recent rains.
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Frank Egli
Grand Junction
F. G. Churchill
Town State College
Iowa
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Lowa
United States
Ats
Towa
Examining Cans When Buying Food Cans
Bulging lids indicate possible chemical action inside the can making the food unsafe. A struck end that draws the lid inward also signals possible spoilage and danger to consumers.
ISU home economics warns on buying canned goods
Iowa State College home economics division outlines safe buying practices for canned foods. It cautions against botulism and food poisoning from spoiled contents and advises careful exam of cans before purchase to prevent contamination.
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Iowa State College
Maine
Martin County Fair Faces Loss After Bad Weather
The Mart county fair association may lose between 500 and 1000 dollars after receipts of about 14200 and expenses near 15000. President Wm Vogel credits fairgoers and Martin county merchants for participation despite poor weather.
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Mart County Fair Association
Wm. Vogel
Fairmont
Dunnell
Truman
Northop
Martin County
Onions Return $1,000 Acre Near Davenport
Growers near Davenport report strong onion profits with average income around $1,000 per acre. Carloads of about 400 bushels sold for 1200 to 1500 dollars. Ground has long been used for onion production, with small fields common and one 20 acre plot noted as large. Onions grown from sets on sandy bottom land.
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Davenport
C. V. Holsinger
Extension Service
Tawa State College
Personal supervision guides beauty school training in Marcelling
The owner invites visits to the School of Beauty Culture and explains methods. Students work under direct supervision, starting on blocks before human heads. Progress is paced by skill in marceling, curling, and waving with close instructor oversight, offering half price for exceptional results.
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Block Marcelling
Marcel
F. W. Hanson
Northwest
Iowa
Chicago
Jessica
National School of Cosmetology
Minneapolis
Statler Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Ella Rogers
Mayme Brady
Minneapolis School of Beauty Culture
Earl Grady
Mabel Stommel
Rose Norman
National Schools of Cosmetology
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E. Griffin
V.R— Martin County Fair
Scott County
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Dea Moines
North
Tth Sts
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