Legislative notes on Iowa legislative votes and calls for stricter advertising laws
A Cass Shelby district senator’s votes on bills for state institutions and reforms are outlined, noting Aye and No choices and absences. The piece critiques lax advertising and urges strict enforcement of new deceptive advertising penalties, likening offenders to horse thieves.
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Iowa
School For the Deaf
Institute
State
State Reformatory
Town
Cass- Shelby
State University of Iowa
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Industrial School For Girls
Rockwell City
Iowa City
Boards of Supervisors
Iowa City Republican
Town teachers' pension needs wage rise for self funding
The article argues that pensions for Town school teachers should come from higher wages allowing teachers to build their own pension fund, freeing them from being seen as dependents. It questions Secretary Clum's impact on Iowa road projects and notes The Greater Iowa Association will assess his value, a topic of keen interest after adjournment.
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Clum
Iowa
Greater Iowa Association
Dozen Rain Coats Tale Sparks Reader Interest in Record
Fragmentary notes hint at a tale of a thief who climbs by clever ruses yet is caught red handed. The piece contrasts a skilled swindler with a bungler and, in a sharp aside, warns against a copperhead figure during the swatting season.
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Kell
Rehashing Old Proposals With No New Hope
Speaker questions revisiting familiar Bryan suggestions when the public already heard of them months earlier and a busy audience may not welcome retracing past proposals.
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Mr. Bryan
Roebuck Versus Dogs and Sears Cover Vast Territory
A Roebuck has been known to cover seventy four feet a second when pursued by dogs. A Sears Roebuck can cover territory almost unlimited and not move out of its tracks.
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Sears
The Sioux City Journal Warns of War Oozing In
The piece questions the value of hogs in dollars and cents while predicting the country will drift into war with little immediate impact and a slim chance of easy exit.
Rice Price Debate Echoes Across Markets
A speaker defends rice pricing while noting that sharp increases in food costs provoke concern among shoppers and suppliers. observers warn against abrupt cuts that could trigger public reaction.
Farm wisdom mocks fashion by claiming shoes grow corn
A humorous claim argues that high-heeled shoes produce corn when grown in soil, dismissing the idea as not market worthy. The joke notes shoes are not a source of quality corn despite science claims.
No one should hope for US loss in this period of unpleasantness
The text argues against entertaining any belief that the United States will lose during this era of unrest. It stresses that such a notion is unwise and unpatriotic, urging steadfast resolve and patience amid difficulties.
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United States
Germany Pushes Freedom of the Seas Amid Blockade Critique
The Omaha Bee notes criticism of Allied blockade actions as inhumane and brutal while reporting that Germany maintains substantial naval freedom despite wartime restrictions.
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Germany
Omaha Bee
No Harm Yet Policy Quoted as Virtue in Propaganda Text
A fragment argues that no harm lies in a true blue American being above reproach or suspicion. The line stresses personal integrity as a standard for public conduct. No dates or organizations are named in the readable portion.
Anita Sees Wet Evidence Underbone Dry Claim
Report from Anita challenges Iowa's bone-dry forecast citing three days of sloppy wet conditions. Local observations suggest moisture levels contradict the claimed dry spell and raise questions about statewide water expectations.
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Iowa
Anita
Russia to show base brand of ingratitude at critical period
The inquiry questions whether Russia will display ingratitude at a pivotal moment, implying scrutiny of its conduct during an sensitive time. The phrasing suggests concern about loyalties and reliability amid ongoing tensions.
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Russia
Record Reflects Modest Record Despite March’s Severe Kick
A cautious note in the report says the incident could have been far worse than it was, acknowledging that March delivered a harsher impact than the record shows. The assessment stresses restraint and the need for careful handling of the event’s details.
Governor Harding Appointments Play for Votes
The Sioux City Journal notes Governor Harding makes appointments to win support, humorously observing he got nearly all votes where he could appoint. The remark frames the political maneuver as a near total vote capture tied to patronage.
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Harding
Sioux City Journal
Iowa Seeks 4000 National Guard Recruits
The text argues Iowa must raise 4000 National Guard recruits with emphasis on youth response. It claims courage and endurance determine when the enemy fires, framing the call to service as a matter of nerve and grit affecting front line defense.
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Iowa
National Guard
Nampa Man Crafts High Class Paintings After Jamaica Ginger Drink
A Nampa Idaho man forms an appetite for Jamaica Ginger Ray Rum and Peruna and, when under their influence, lights up and proceeds to create artistic paintings and decorative works using materials that produce such effects.
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Idaho
Jamaica
Immigration voice in Mexico and American allegiance cited
The writer urges Americans to stay united and argues against accommodating noncitizens. They criticize Mexican policies as permissive and warn that pandering to dissenters will mislead the Republican party and provoke public distrust and ridicule.
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Republican Party
Towa
Critique of Retreat Amid Heavy War Losses
The author notes the loss of forty miles of trenches and 100000 men killed wounded or captured in a single day. They urge unwavering American support for Uncle Sam and condemn those not fully backing national interests.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Americans Must Ready for Changes in War Time
The article urges all Americans to adapt to the current war conditions and to prepare for possible and probable changes tomorrow, stressing widespread readiness and vigilance.
LaFollette Referred To As Republican By Cedar Rapids Paper
In the Cedar Rapids Republican a harsh label is applied to Senator LaFollette comparing him to a yellow dog. The piece questions his party designation and implies many national figures lack honesty in politics.
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LaFollette
Cedar Rapids
Fire-eating Specialists Demand Rations Under Flag
Commentary urges soldiers to align with national leadership while noting free passage for those unhappy with policies. The piece frames patriotism and dissent as choices for individuals during a period of national stress.
Des Moines Plans Gospel Meetings Distinct From Billy Sunday
Des Moines will host a series of special religious meetings modeled on Billy Sunday campaigns but presented as a gospel entirely free from his slang and tone. The effort aims to attract crowds while avoiding Sunday’s slang impact.
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Des Moines
Newspaper stance on direct popular election of officials
The piece rejects delegating official appointments to the Governor and argues for the people's divine right to rule, opposing Kings and kingdoms as not representing the people. It reflects an Adamsite viewpoint favoring direct elections over gubernatorial appointments.
Free Country Delusions and Local News in Anita
A satirical take on public opinion and fashion, noting critics and rules about women’s dress. Includes local notices on Clayton Carey, Ruth and family visits, flag vandalism fines, naval service enlistments, and a civil assessment dispute in Anita.
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