Christmas Seals Fight Disease Across Iowa State
The Iowa Tuberculosis Association teams with local groups to sell Christmas Health seals to fund public health, child welfare, school disease crusades, and anti tuberculosis work. Proceeds support Red Cross efforts and health programs while aiming for ten seals per capita and expanded rural outreach in 1921.
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Iowa Tuberculosis Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Tuberculosis Toll Exceeds Iowa City Population
The report compares tuberculosis deaths and infections in Iowa with stark ratios. It cites daily fatalities, child risk, and age groups, noting wartime death comparisons, cattle and hog disease spending, and vast disease impact across the state.
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Iowa
Red Cross pledges full cooperation in Christmas seal sale
Livingston Farrand of the American Red Cross writes to Dr. Charles J. Hatfield pledging full cooperation with the National Tuberculosis Association in the annual Christmas seal campaign in Iowa. He stresses united health efforts and the need for strong seal sale results in 1920.
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American Red Cross
Iowa
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Livingston Farrand
Central Committee
The
Charles J. Hatfield
Hatfield
Red Cross
Crisis in Education Demands Postwar Reform
After war, the nation faces a critical need to expand and modernize education from kindergarten to university. Shortages of qualified teachers, low salaries, and insufficient funding threaten the system, with 300,000 teachers under qualified standards and 45,000 schools using temporary staff.
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America
Professional
Bureau of Education
United States
Ex-service Men with Disabilities Offered Fast Vocational Review
Des Moines hosts Dec 10 11 13 14 as the federal board for vocational education sends reps to examine and rate claims on the spot for ex service men with disabilities. Eligible applicants may be placed in training immediately with on site medicals ratings and decisions to speed benefits.
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Des Moines
American Legion Posts
The
Red Cross
Federal Board For
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Federal Board
Washington
St. Louis
Americans urged to fund European Children’s Fund meal kitchens
The American Relief Administration led by Herbert Hoover asks for 23 million dollars from the American people to keep 3,000 kitchens open feeding one million Polish children and a further million and a half in the Baltic States and Austria through winter. Without continued donations the program will end as winter peaks and crops come in.
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Three's Company
Warsaw
American Relief Administration
European Children’s Fund
Poland
America
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Baltic States
Czecho-Slovakia
Austria
Hoover
MacEachron
Mackeachron
Washington
New York
Techow
Shantung
China
Grinnell College Women Vote on Sunday Dates
Grinnell College women approve amending the Women’s League constitution to allow faculty entertaining students on Sunday. Three options were presented, all rejected as unsuitable, with most voters favoring change but editors deeming the compromise unsatisfactory.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Women's League For Self Government
Turkey Trot Star Oscar Egg Runs Cuero Turkey Parade
Oscar Egg of Cuero Texas claims the world record for handling turkeys. He says he drove or delivered over 100000 turkeys in the last decade for pre holiday slaughter. Cuero hosts a 7500 turkey parade down Main street with Egg in charge before moving them to packers.
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Oscar Ege
Texas
Whaé
Cuero
Tex
New York
Boston
Chicago
Oscar Egg
Ege
Main Street
King Turk
Turk
Erg
Paul MacEachron Details Famine Conditions in China
Paul MacEachron, longtime community figure and Porter Middle School principal in Techow Shantung China describes deplorable famine district conditions. He urges direct gifts to aid North China children, noting the Red Cross focus and proposing local sending through D J Ross at Commercial Savings Bank for rapid relief.
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Journal
Paul MacEachron
Porter Middle
Techow
Shantung
China
MacEachron
MacKachron
Far East
D. J. Ross
the Commercial Savings Bank
MacBachron
Tenants Face Bankruptcy as Farm Slump Hits Iowa Renters
Waterloo reports that tenant farmers may face bankruptcy due to low 1920 grain and livestock prices, high costs for labor and implements, and cash rent burdens. An attorney from Grundy County discussed bankruptcy procedures with local referee J. E. Jordan, noting widespread inquiries from tenants and even landowners.
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Waterloo
J. E. Jordan
Grundy County
Iowa
Towa
Jordan
Tey
Muscatine Hopes for Fast Championship Basketball Team
Muscatine High School braces for a rapid, competitive season with the same fast quintet plus new tryouts. Coaches Barber and Frank expect a strong lineup led by Stevens Grau Hoefflin and Captain Sbrecht to contend for the 1920 Iowa high school title. The team draws 30 plus players at early workouts and plans nine league games plus clashes with West Liberty and Wilton.
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Muscatine
Lra
Quintey
Muscatine High School
Iowa High School Athletic Association
D. H. Barber
H. R. Frank
Armory
Stevens
Grau
Hoefflin
Sbrecht
Diercks
Tyler
Pearlman
O'Leary
Mayink
Heikes
Iona High School Association
West Liberty
Wilton
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