Profiteering and League of Nations debate stir national mood
A noisy mix of anti League rhetoric and anti profiteer sentiment dominates a broad editorial voice. The piece decries inflation driven profits, urges restraint on war premises, and questions U S control in world affairs while railing against foreign entanglements and the League of Nations. Separate local notes record social calls and residents traveling to fairs.
Government by class and League of Nations critique
A local column rails against government by class and U S engagement with the League of Nations. It notes town personalities visiting Des Moines and Stuart, business leases, a large fair attendance, and ongoing local anecdotes, including farm land sales, sports trips, and community news.
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Vetter's Cafe to Be Run Under New Name and Style
Joe Vetter announces the Bell's Cafe half interest purchase and a shift to quality and service with meals by the day or week, ice cream and soda fountain, confectionery, cigars and tobacco, plus furnished rooms. The business will be known as Vetter's Cafe inviting continued patronage.
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