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Past boom talk and housing hopes in turbulent year
A disrupted editorial reflects on housing booms, land transfers, and widespread unemployment as the year ends. It notes soaring costs, speculative energy, and fear of a lagging economy despite large construction sums and bumper crops.
Rising farm prices urge price spread to consumer goods
The article argues price increases in wheat corn oats and potatoes push up costs across manufactured goods and raw materials. It insists higher farm product prices raise the cost of living for the housewife, noting clothes fuel and groceries show the cascading impact and the public seeks profit from farmers.
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Cost of Living Advances in Food Prices
Statistics show cost of living advancing, confined mainly to food prices. Hog and cattle prices around sixteen dollars per hundred, signaling meat costs must rise.
Cement Industry Growth In Iowa Noted By Survey
The United States Geological Survey reports rapid expansion of Iowa’s cement industry. Iowa plants produced 5,024,000 barrels last year, well above state usage, with new plants at Mason City Des Moines Valley Junction and Gilmore City. Delivery began in 1910, showing substantial growth.
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State Departments and the Public Bearer of Bureaucracy
A writer mocks the U.S. state and federal departments describing the State Department as a boilerplate bureaucracy that demands deference for visas and passports. The Treasury and War departments are portrayed as overworked yet human, while the Justice and Post Office departments are shown as aware of public need and popularity.
Agriculture and manufacturing link seen in trade note
The piece argues that agriculture benefits from closer ties with manufacturing, noting that joint processes improve marketability of raw materials, raise employment, and cut transportation costs for consumers, while stressing careful pursuit of industrial avenues.
Rippling Rhymes and Quiet Nights in Old Verse
Fragmented, dreamlike verse by Walt Mak about aging, memory, and daily rituals. Surreal imagery mixes with nostalgic lines on wine, meals, neighbors, and the passing of time as the speaker reflects on life’s quiet rhythms and fading vigor.
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Copymont 1925 George Matthew Adame
A fragment referencing Copymont in 1925 mentions George Matthew Adame. The text hints at rules and hearing processes but remains unclear on concrete events or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to specify actions, dates, or roles.
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Fragmented note suggests arrests and movie theater events
A garbled report mentions Roman's arrest for sleeping near a theater and a possible sighting of a show, with references to New Jersey and overboard threats. It also notes a later report about a movie actor and his wife, plus stray comments on youth and college plans in New York amid unclear source details.
Prohibition Enforcers Meet in Washington on Drive Plan
The general and captains of the Prohibition Service convened in Washington to discuss the government’s new enforcement push. Three state directors and officials from across the nation attended as T. C. Andrews, now prohibition czar, outlined war plans and named aides for the forthcoming crackdown on bootleg operations.
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Coolidge Lingering At Boyhood Home In Plymouth
A fragmented report notes President Coolidge lingering at his boyhood home near Plymouth with plans for a day of luncheon at Woodstock and visits with Governor Billings of Vermont. He planned a return trip to the north shore, overnight in Northampton, and conversations with Colonel John C. Coolidge amid a quiet day.
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Real Estate Transfers Aug 17 9928 Griswold lots sale
Transfer records show parcels in Griswold from Gogklin and Bryant Add to Griswold for 238.67 dollars with bank involvement and legal descriptions in the Aug 17 transaction. The entry notes state banks and neighbor additions as part of the transfer details.
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Aviation Sense at High Altitude Vision Loss Noted
An aviator explains that gravity affects perception at great altitudes. If inverted, he grips his belt. if rolling to the side, he risks being pulled by the force he calls a balancing error.
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