Delaware gains first state park in modern era
May 28 Iowa report details the dedication of a 1 400 acre state park in the northeast corner of Delaware County. Gov W L Harding accepted the park named for nature values with Prof L H Pammell presenting it. The tract lies near Lamont and Strawberry Point and features unique Kansan drift geology and northern plant life with cedar and pine.
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Maquoketa River
Maquoketa
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Lamont
Buchanan County
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Eaton to lead field work for blindness prevention
George D. Eaton, longtime superintendent in Laurens and former Iowa College for the Blind head at Vinton, resigns to join the National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness as field secretary. The move targets reducing preventable blindness from neonatal infections and other causes, aiming to spare thousands from life in darkness.
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Iowa
Vinton
East Twenty-second Strees
New York
Eaton
Iowa College For the
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