Our Flag and the Prohibition Question in Iowa
A reflective column criticizes graft and high prices, notes wartime production strains, praises red headed American valor, questions price controls and government spending, and urges strict enforcement of Prohibition in Iowa where the state is already effectively dry.
Politics and Prohibition in Iowa War Commentary
In a Cumberland Enterprise faith, the writer urges Americans to elect well known citizens to Congress and state legislatures to support Uncle Sam's war effort. He contends pro prohibition repeal would empower foes, notes Iowa's dry trend while polls seem wet, and warns against influencing trust positions with anti war views.
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Judge to Open December Term in St Louis
Judge Walter Smith will travel to St Louis to open the December term of the United States circuit court of appeals. After the session, he plans a visit to Camp Cody in Deming New Mexico to see his son Corporal Malcolm A. Smith and other local servicemen, returning home after a few days at the camp.
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