Iowa One Room Schools to Receive Over Sixty Thousand in State Aid
More than $61,000 in state aid will be distributed to Iowa one room rural schools this year. Sixty seven counties have standardized and will participate, serving over 200,000 pupils in more than 10,000 schools. State Supt. P B McClenahan says improved schools are a duty while Miss May Francis reports the aid plan and public health nursing course led by Miss Helen Stewart will start next September at the University of Iowa. Nearby Worth county offers a giant foot imprint fossil rock, likely formed in plastic state, suggesting glacial-age activity and linking to Cedar Falls quarry rock usage for early town capitol foundations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Miss May Francis
State House
P. BE. McClenaham
Mies
Helen Stewart
New York City
University of Iowa
Miss Stewart
Brown University
New York Hospital
Ohio State Department of Health
Old
United Brethren Church
Fertile
Worth County
Cedar Falls
Northland
Inmates Save for Independence and Mars Suspension Case
Total savings totaling 30076 26 credited to Fortison penitentiary inmates. 474 men hold savings and regular accounts with bonds and stamps. Mars suspended four months for breach of rules after a district court referral, with Grand Army and Women’s Relief Corps oversight. Globe trotter David Griffin travels to Japan via Hawaii and Mauna Loa eruption site.
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Fortison
Board of Control
State Board of Control
Soldiers
Marshalltown
Whitehill
C. P. Mars
Mars
Haméd
District Court
Willett
Grand Army
Women’s Relief Corps
Land sales soar as prices rise around Grundy Center and Delhi
Land prices climb with a 20 acre tract near Delhi selling at 800 dollars per acre and 25 acres near Grundy Center at 1250 dollars per acre. Despite fewer sales this year, values remain high as the market holds strong.
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Grundy Center
W. G. Kerr
Delhi
Delaware County
Plans for Clear Lake fish hatchery announced
Plans have been completed for a hatchery on the north shore of Clear Lake with 140 feet of frontage and buildings 34 by 60 feet. It is to be in operation by next spring, according to current plans. Palo Alto County invested in voting machines but a straight ticket cannot be voted as before, and the issue may go to the attorney general with possible nonuse in November.
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Clear Lake
Palo Alto County
Des Moines
France
Grimes
Stacey
Dallas County
Granger Bank
Lecture tour and Iowa lighting law update 1920s figure
Prof George D Eaton former Iowa educator now on the national prevention of blindness committee plans a winter lecture tour through Iowa. He previously ran the Iowa College for the Blind at Wigton for ten years and served in YMCA educational work in the war era. Also summarized are Iowa’s new law limiting vehicle lights to four candle power with reflector and rules on spotlights and headlights, plus reminders on not exceeding thirty two candle power.
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George D. Eaton
Iowa
New York City
National Committee For the Prevention of
Eaton
Iowa College For
Wigton
France
Germany
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Forty Mexicans Held in Iowa Jail Return to Mexican Border
Forty Mexicans including six women and several children held in Polk county jail since July 27 for immigration violations were transported to Chicago and placed on a special prison train back to the Mexican border. The group, arrested for deserting sugar beet fields in northern Iowa, is part of hundreds imported to work the beet harvest by sugar companies at Mason City Belmond. Under a labor department ruling, Mexican or Canadian workers were permitted this year to avert a hand shortage. Companies bonded to return all workers this winter after the harvest. Most recruits came from Chihuahua.
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Polk County
Chicago
Iowa
Mexico
Mason City
Belmond
Department of Labor
Chihuahua
Relief Sought for Care of Pets in Polk County
In Polk County probate court Matilda Pratt claims she cared for L. O. Bates two cats and two dogs for eight years and seeks $200 at $25 per pair per year. The case reflects a petition for relief over animal care duties and remuneration under the estate settlement.
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Polk County
L. O. Bates
Matilda Pratt
Rebate of Motor Vehicle Transfers and Tax Watch
The article notes a prohibition on selling second hand vehicles without a transfer certificate and outlines penalties of up to five years in prison or a $1000 fine. It also covers tax assessments in 1920 for Iowa counties and sheriff conference discussions on preventing bank robberies with county vigilante plans.
Brushed Reed Dee 19290
A clipped note from the McClure Newspaper Syndicate references Reed Dee with a 19290 tag. The fragment provides little context but indicates a feature or column item associated with the syndicate.
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Dee
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Woman’s mind ages her body after loss of husband
In a western Massachusetts hotel parlor a trio debates whether belief can halt aging. A woman clings to hope her husband will return, while a Montana mining town veteran recalls awakening aged at twenty three. The talk turns to fate, memory, and duty.
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Massachusetts
Timber Resources in Pacific Northwest Lead U.S. Output
The forests of western Oregon and Washington hold the largest virgin timber reservoirs in the United States. The American Forestry Magazine reports Washington leads in production since 1905, Oregon ranks third now but tops in standing timber, and both states are poised to become first or near first in annual timber cuts.
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Oregon
Washington
United States
American Forestry Magazine
Washington, D. C
Twins of Suffering Creek at Fox Theatre Friday
William Fox photodrama presents William Russell as a man told he has five days to live. Ridgewell Cullum writes a Western loaded with punch and action. Louise Lovely E A Warren Bill Ryne Henry J Kert Joe Ray co star under director Scott Dunlap.
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William Fox
William Russell
Fox Theatre
Fox
Ridgewell Cullum
Louise Lovely
E.A. Warren
Bill Ryne
Henry J. Kert
Joe Ray
Scott ‘Dunlap
Forrest Stanley A Universal Player Shines On Stage
Forrest Stanley born in dispute between New York and Brooklyn rose from McDuffy's Fourth Reader to Columbia University. He starred in The Bird of Paradise The Devil When We Were Twentyone and Soldiers of Fortune his own show. He appeared with Edith Roberts Ora Carew Constance Collier Blanche King and Anna Held. Shown at the Graham tomorrow.
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Forrest Stanley
New York
Brooklyn
McDuffy
Mr Stanley
Columbia University
King’s College
Penny-Ante
Kelly Pool
Mr. Stanley
Edith Roberts
Ora Carew
Constance Collier
Blanche King
Anna Held
Graham
Burlington Road Workers Receive Back Pay in 150000 Sum
Burlington route employes in Burlington and West Burlington shops earned about 150000 in back pay on Saturday. About 125000 went to 1200 West Burlington shop workers and 25000 to 300 others. The four month retroactive pay reflects a 12 percent wage board increase effective May 1.
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Burlington
West Burlington
Federal
Adhesive plaster pads keep ladder steady on floors
To prevent slipping on polished floors or oilcloth, apply adhesive plaster to ladder feet. This stabilizes the ladder and protects surfaces from scratches.
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