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Alden Times in Alden, Iowa

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Alden Times

Location

Alden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1928

Page

1

Legislative letter outlines Iowa senate shifts and special session

A legislative review details senate vacancies filled by special election, new members from Linn Montgomery and Lyon counties, and a high chair of highway committee plan. It notes several gubernatorial aspirants at the session, confirms party pledges to focus on highway program, and outlines proposed bonds and constitutionality questions.

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Hageglund Hansen Harrison Heald Hollie Wabband Unt 1Rapel Hine Ickis Istad Johnson Kent J. P. Kennedy Kennedy Lee Knutson Laughlin Litchy McIntosh Martin Mathews Maxfield McMillan Nagle Oatjes Pattison Ratliff Rice Roberts Ryder Simmer Springer Stepanek Thomas Torgeson Vaughn Warner Walred Ny Horns Senate Tamall Ciiniins Eepnte Wastell Lim County Darting Montcomery-Mille Dean Lyon-Oscecola Sioux-O’brien State Highway Commission CG. F. Clark Cedar Rapids Linn William Cochrane Red Oak Montgomery-Mills T. E. Morn Inwood Lyons County Big Northwest Iowa Clarke Moen Jasper County G. W. Edge M. R. Hammer, Jr Newton Dubuque County T. J. O'Donnell James Hayes Emmet County R. B. Crone E. O. Helgason Armstrong Linn County Clark Adair Thompson Mount Vernon J. C. Shaff Clinton Senate Highway Committee House Wenger CU State State Board of Control Flynn Farm Clive State Supreme Court of Fann Bureau Federation Republican State Convention Hammill M. L. Bowman Lars A. Skromme Story County Anderson Clinton County George Wilson Polk County Clem D. Kimball Council Bluffs J. D. Buser Muscatine County J. C.mcclune Mahaska County J. W. Long Long McClune Walter Beam Leon Ed M. Smith Winterset Walter C. Ramsay A. ©. Gustafson Ray Johnson Mark Thornburg Agriculture B. M. Richardson Fred P. Woodruff State Railway Commission Mr. Woodruff Dwight Lewis M. Richardson
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Washington letter on senate bill and house inquiry

A Washington dispatch notes the Senate recently passed a bill authorizing expenditures of a billion with little change from the House plan. It mentions Rep Kindred of New York proposing a special House committee investigate the Federal Trade Commission, amid criticism of the Commission’s handling of bread, aluminum and other charged combinations.

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Senate House Committee On Rules House Kindred New York Federal Trade Commission Tewl Commission Trey Ameren Buningss Isanate Stirly Con
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Recipes for Today Menu Classics and Party Snacks

A collage of kitchen instructions covers Cheese Balls Stew Flake Peach and Orange and Croutons for Soup. It includes batter for waffles, lemonade spice notes, and a salad mold with jelly like filling, all with steps and ingredient fragments.

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Rowboat Salad Recipe Reads Like a Pungent Note

A quirky instruction describes preparing a rowboat themed salad. Cucumbers are halved and scooped, filled with a mix of canned salmon, celery, eggs, and mayonnaise. Celery heart becomes the boatman, asparagus tips as oars, placed on lettuce as waves.

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Direct pork purchases spark fierce industry debate

About one third of 43 million hogs slaughtered under federal inspection last year were bought directly from producers. The Capper-Tinder bill prompted calls to ban independent direct purchases to sustain competitive bidding. Government data show 31.89 percent of 1927 pork came directly from producers, fueling claims that direct buying lowers market efficiency and keeps top stock off the market. Stockyards receipts rose 11 percent in December, with roughly 3 million more hogs slaughtered in 1927 than 1926, while exports fell 18 percent through November.

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Seasonal price rise expected into October

Incomplete fragment suggests prices may rise seasonally with a likely uptick beginning in April and extending at least to October, though the text is garbled and lacks clear details or sources.

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Are Boy Scouts Sissies They Are Not

A crude defense of the Boy Scouts denounces taunts that call scouts sissies. It argues scouts engage in sports and outdoor skills, praise their discipline and knowledge of the open spaces, and questions where attackers’ insults originate among peers and older youths.

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Miss Shaw of Maquoketa Dies at 80 in Quiet Honor

Miss Mary Shaw, 80, of Maquoketa died at home after a life of self denial to repay a debt of honor. Forty years earlier a business deal gone wrong cost many people money through a relative. She took on the burden after the relative’s death and repaid every cent.

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Mary Shaw Maquoketa Miss Shaw
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