Iowa towns named for prominent men reveal naming trends
The Des Moines Associated Press report shows Iowa place names honor national and local leaders more than geographic terms, detailing origins of towns like Mason City, Davenport, Denison, and Boone, tied to founders, traders, and notable figures. The survey notes several name changes as towns evolved.
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Presa
Des Moines
Iowa
Altho
Masonic Lodge
Mason City
John B.ne
Danhury
Dan
Daniel Thomas
Davenport
Anthony LeClaire
Cal
George Davenport
Rock Island
Mississippi River
Hoone
Boone County
Apt
Nathan Hoone
Boove
Boonesboro
Cal. J. M. Rockwell
Rockwell City
J. W. Denison
Denison
Shim
W. W. Hamilton
Senate
Heart J
Rissey
Webster
Jones County
George W. Jones
Congress
Territory of
United State
Ma Thog's Libre in Paris Leads but to Grave
In Paris 1913 dogs numbered 73,793. by 1923 only 49,283 remain. About 25,000 dogs vanished over ten years, many killed in the dog pound. High food costs and doubling dog taxes push pet ownership beyond reach for many, leaving dog lovers puzzled.
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MA Thog
Libre
Paris
United Press
Danderine Promises Hair Toning For Girls
A gleamy mass of beautiful hair is promoted by Danderine a tonic claimed to tone neglected scalps prevent falling hair stop itching and dandruff and revive thin dry or wispy hair. Advert says it leaves hair glossy lively and not greasy with coverage by druggists.
Mother Fletchers Castoria Promotes Natural Sleep Use
An old advertisement touts Mother Fletcher's Castoria as a non opiate remedy used for over 30 years to relieve constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It claims to calm feverishness by regulating the stomach and bowels aiding digestion.
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Danbury
Boone and Denison
Castoria
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Yorke
Manhattan
Ater
Just
Susie
Betty Bates
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