Iowa farm world reports crops and industry gains
A Iowa Union county report notes large red clover sowing. Sioux City sees a 10 percent rise in employed workers across 50 industries. The era features hog shipments and prices in Gilmore City and Traer, and Cremeries in Oskaloosa grow. Notables include I. N. Kramer’s death and Gov Kendall urging water power conservation.
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Union County
Iowa Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Dubuque
Thomas Bair
Jasper County
Fred Hacker
Bandit
Denver
Des Moines
I. N. Kramer
Iowa
Marion
Govenor Kendall
Sioux City
Gilmore City
Chicago
Tama County
John Keith
Traer
Art Ranft
Reinbeck
Chester
Hayes & Son
Toledo
Fred Bruene
Beaman
W. T. Cold
Lincoln
T. W. Gunder
Elizabeth Bouquet
Burlington
Sargeant Nicholas 8. Mougquert
Twenty-fifth Iowa Infantry
Jones County
Monticello
Anamosa
Farm Bureau
Center bill would allow cities to bond water works purchases
Iowa lawmakers debate a Center plan letting cities buy water works and fund repayment from plant income. The House also considers numerous appropriations, highway reforms, elected county boards, and a Me ade Caldwell anti liquor measure with stiff penalties for liquor related fatalities.
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Representative Center
Adjutant General and National Guard
State Auditor's Office
Attorney General's Office
State Board of Health
State Board of Agriculture
Parole Board
Board of Educational Examiners
Bonus Board
Bureau of Labor
Supreme Court
Dairy and Food Department
Department of Physical Education
Executive Council
Fish and Games Department
Geological Survey
Governor's Office
State Horticultural Society
Historical Society of Iowa
Iowa State Dairy, Beef Producers
Industrial Commissioner's Office
Library Commission
Oil Inspection Department
Printing Board
Pharmacy Commission
Reform Committee
Secretary of State's
State Supreme Court
Berry
Senate
Blake
House
County Board of Education
Stoddard
Washington armament conference called patent failure
The Atlantic Monthly article by Hector Bywater contends the Washington arms talks failed to curb naval buildup. It claims Japan outmaneuvered the U S by shifting energy to cruisers and submarines and fortified Bonin islands before negotiations, with Admiral Baron Kato signaling concessions on Philippine and Guam fortifications.
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Bywater
Japan
Water transportation boom seen as rail limits loom
The article argues a major shift to waterways is near as high freight rates and limited rail financing spur trucking and shipping. It cites plans to link the Great Lakes to the Gulf, calls for rate reform, and notes testimony to the federal coal commission on transport bottlenecks affecting coal distribution.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Lakes
Great Lakes System
Washington
Julius Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Transportation and Shipping
Great Lakes
Federal Coal Commission
H. E. Smith
Northwestern Coal Dock Operators’ Association
Fred G. Hartwell
Chicago
Birth Control Bill Gathers Support in Congress
Senate and House judiciary committees receive waves of letters urging favorable action on the Cummins Kissel birth control bill to repeal parts of the 1873 Comstock law. Sponsors report little organized opposition and note rising public interest, with advocates pushing through Congress aided by a Washington office and the Birth Control Herald.
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Judiciary
Senate
House
Cummins-Kissel
Voluntary Parenthood League
Cummins
Kissel
Rep
N. Y
Senator Cummins
John Sumner
Anthony Comstock
New York Society For Suppression of Vice
Comstock
Congress
Washington
Birth Control Herald
The
League
Why Congress and Country Get a Rest
President Harding chose not to reconvene Congress for an extra session. He believed the pending ship subsidy bill would fail in the Senate and that a prolonged session would worsen congressional agitation. Business interests favored a pause and he dropped plans for a federal railcar pooling commission.
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Harding
Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Asso
Police Veteran Reclaims Health After Tanlac Cure
W. N. Hatcher, a 30 year Greenville Police Department veteran, credits Tanlac with restoring his appetite and energy. He suffered indigestion and constipation for 15 years, but now eats well, has gained eight pounds, and feels like a new man. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists. Over 835 million bottles have been sold.
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W. N. Hatcher
Lucile Ave
Greenville
8. C
Tanlac
Hatcher
Greenville Police Department
General Honours and Defensive Play Cited in Bridge Advice
A bridge columnist notes common maxims about pinning honors and covering an honor with an honor. The discussion emphasizes safe defensive rules and strategic declarer defense during play.
Health is the Most Valuable Asset You Have
A testimonial from Newage Michigan describes dizziness chest pains and stomach trouble after which Charles E. Backus credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with dramatic improvement after two bottles and life saving effect. He recommends it to others and notes a trial package offer via Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel.
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Newage
Mich
Chas. E. Backus
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Put and Take
A young child named Eleanor shows a playful mishearing at dinner time. Three year old Eleanor obeys instructions to put gum in the coal scuttle but then reveals she kept it with her by saying it was over “here where me is.”
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Eleanor
Mother
Unsteady Conditions Highlight Ineoine's Steady Decline
Unclear report notes persistent instability linked to a steady ineoine trend. Authorities urge monitoring as data remain inconclusive, with no definitive cause identified. Further analysis is expected from meteorology teams in the coming days.
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Hawkeye
State News
Lee Jones
Blakesburg
Iowa Threshermen
I. N. Snook
Fort Madison
Iowa Experiment Station
Seigel Co-Operative Creamery
Tripoli
Rhynsbureger
Rhynsburger
Oskaloosa
Mahaska County
Harrison W. Huegle
East Fourteenth
Lyon Streets
University of Iowa
John G. Bowman
University of Pittsburgh
Bowman
Iowa Committee On Public Utility Information
Central
Committee
Mead and Caldwell
Lovrien
Lake
Representative Diltz
Diltz
Mead
Highway Commission
State Highway Department
State Highway Commissioner
Boards of Supervisors
Ames
Thee County Board of Supervisors
Thurston
Carter
Harding County
National Capital Affairs
Foley
J. Cheney & Co
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