Swanson Chosen as Ninth District Congressional Candidate
The News approves the selection of Chas. E. Swanson of Council Bluffs as chief candidate to succeed W. R. Green. The editor met Swanson once and left a favorable impression. The News notes Earl W. Vincent as favored by some, but supports Swanson and expects voters to back him as they learn more.
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Ninth Congressional District
Chas. E. Swanson
Council Bluffs
W. R. Green
the News
Swanson
Earl W. Vincent
Guthrie Center
Ed. L. Richardson
Adair News
Russia praised for Arctic rescue effort acknowledged by Arthur Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane urges merited commendation of Russia for sending the ship and rescue flyers that saved stranded men in the Arctic. He notes Russia should also answer for another issue not yet recorded, deserving world attention.
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Arthur Brisbane
Russia
Arctic
Aheluvator
Cosmopolitan Council Helps Smith Gain Support
The article notes Al Smith's broad appeal aided by top Republican advisors like Elihu Root and Charles E. Hughes. It describes Smith's advisory council as diverse and questions the result as a potential presidential candidate. It also mentions a Florida claim about making whiskey from coconuts.
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al Smith
New York State
Elihu Root
Charles E. Hughes
Iowa Heifer Sells for Eleven Thousand One Hundred Dollars
Following an Iowa man’s presidential nomination news comes word that an Iowa heifer sold for 11100.00. The sale is cited to support the claim by Des Moines’ Old Sid Foster that Iowa offers the best of all that is good.
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Iowa
United States
Sid’ Foster
Des Moines
Kellogg
Briand
Old Trees Fallen in Anita Rendered Very Unsafe
Numerous large trees blown down in Anita are rotten inside with only a thin shell on the outside. They are extremely unsafe during high winds and could have struck nearby buildings when they fell, though none were hit.
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Anita
No Whitewash in Iowa Comment on State Ethics
A critique argues Iowa officials quickly sanction violators and resist public whitewash, contrasting with other states. The writer questions the relief of political measures for farmers and remarks on Polk County Democrats and county election hopes.
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Iowa
Republicans of the ninth district poised for November race
The Republicans of the ninth congressional district prepare for a fierce November contest on the firing line with united resolve despite internal differences.
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Ninth Congressional District
Democratic Har lan Tribune editors spark debate on Houston convention
The editor mocks Bryan and Watson for their supposed graves and attacks campaign liars ahead of the November 6 election. The piece praises Democrats in Iowa, notes the Corn Belt Federation's sting in repudicating Hoover, and references Des Moines Tribune-Capital and Republican figures like Charlie Curtis and Coolidge.
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Democratic Harlan Tribune
William Jennings Bryan
Thomas E. Watson
Houston
Iowa
Corn Belt Federation
Hoover
Des Moines
Pasture Management Urged To Boost Farm Growth
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute urges greater attention to pasture as it is often underused and overgrazed. A Wisconsin study shows heavily grazed pastures produce far less grass and hay than lightly grazed ones, with stark differences in sod weight and annual dry grass yield.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Wisconsin Agricultural College
National Defense Urges Strengthened U S Arms Program
The American Legion Auxiliary calls for a robust defense posture citing the 1920 defense act and a Wilbur naval plan. It argues a well trained army and expanded fleet deter invasion and ensure lasting peace while resisting degrading terms.
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Wilbur
American Legion Auxiliary
Unita Unit
Stabilization and Progress in the Oil Industry
Edward Huggins of the California Chamber of Mines and Oils says the oil sector is advancing in production refining and marketing. He highlights gas re injection into zones old wells cracking processes and better motor oils as key recent developments. The industry aims to standardize field equipment reducing costs and keeping products affordable for consumers.
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Edward Huggins
California Chamber of Mines and Oils
Mr. Higgins
Politicians Dictate Farm Affairs Across the Nation
Op-ed style line notes broad claim that numerous professional politicians meddle in farmer business, arguing elected officials neglect personal duties while shaping agricultural policy and rural livelihoods. The remark underscores distrust of political oversight over farming.
Tariff Protects Industry Says Colton on Sugar Duty
Representative Colton of Vernal Utah defended the tariff system saying the beet sugar industry depends on protection. He noted the one cent per pound duty under the 1913 act was inadequate and wartime Cuba and Europe caused postwar oversupply lowering U S prices and risking domestic ruin without tariff protection.
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Colton
Vernal
Utah
Europe
Cuba
Sunday visitors from Omaha include Scholl Walker and Kopp families
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scholl Mr. and Mrs. Ted Walker and Mr. and Mrs. A J Kopp were Sunday visitors in Omaha.
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Elmer Scholl
Ted Walker
A. J. Kopp
Omaha
Pasture Management Says Less Is More For Cattle
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute cautions against early grazing and recommends delaying turnout. Keep stock off pasture to let grass grow and feed at least one pound of grain per five pounds of milk to maintain peak production.
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Peggy Joyce
Charlie Curtis
Kansas
Coolidge
Harlan Tribune
East Side
New York
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Washington
Smith
National Defense
Adam
Rialto Theatre
Hoot Gibson
Ruth Taylor
Ford Sterling
Alice White
Paramount News
Charles Ray IN
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Louise Fazenda
Tillie
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Chas. Marshall
Marshall & Wilson Trucking Company
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