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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1927

Page

5

Keosauqua State Park Named Iowa's Second Largest Park

Des Moines reports Keosauqua State Park is the second largest in Iowa and the first park funded by significant land donations. It honors Major John F. Lacey with a commemorative boulder and hosts annual Lacey conservation day. The park lies in Van Buren county along the Des Moines river, featuring native wildlife, diverse trees, Indian mounds, and limestone ledges, near the C B R I & P railroad.

Des Moines Eace Keosauqua State Park Keosauqua Iowa H. E. Blackledge Strickling KE. R. Marlan Manning John F. Lacey Lacey Iowa Conservation Carol Sawyer van Buren County Horseshoe Bend Des Moines River

Iowa counties receive new license plate prefixes for 1928

Iowa announces revised license plate prefixes for 44 counties in 1928. Jasper and Lee counties gain P and R prefixes, while Jefferson to Wright counties receive new numeric assignments and the rest keep 1927 prefixes.

Des Moines Iowa W. M. Calladay State Motor Vehicle Department Jasper Lee Jefferson Johnson Jones Keokuk Kossuth Louisa Lucas Lyon Madison Mahaska Marion Marshall Mills Mitchell Monona Monroe Montgomery Muscatine O'Brien Oscelon Page Palo Alto Plymouth Pocahontas Poweshiek Ringold Sac Shelby Sioux Story Tama Taylor Union van Buren Wapello Warren Washington Wane Winnebago Winneshiek Worth Wright

Mrs Sweetin Not Guilty At Second Murder Trial

Elsie Sweetin, previously convicted of murdering her husband Wilfred, was acquitted at a second trial in Mount Vernon. The case drew a dramatic appeal from her to the jury, seeking either freedom or death. The Rev. Lawrence Hight remains serving a life sentence for another murder.

Mount Vernon Elsie Sweetin Wilfred

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