Zellmer stance on highway bond issue debated in Iowa county
The Atlantic News-Telegraph discusses Carl Zellmer as a county candidate and his views on the state highway bond issue. It notes court actions in Des Moines affecting his ballot status, asserts public clarity on his position is needed, and comments on the broader highway plan to connect counties via a statewide cross-state road system funded by primary funds.
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Chitley Crow
Masascfia Eel
Carl Av Zellmer
Alyy
Growall
Zellmer
Premie
Rolly
Zeller
Des
Moines
Zelliner
Lester Thomy
Som
Dis
Maines
Urifin
Howevy
Sta
General Assembly
Toeus
Saul of
Tarsus
Vellmer
Altough
Carl Zellmer
Benelctine
Towa
Polly Nalilies
Lowa
Wefly
Carl Zillmer
Joss Ironia Fonds
Fisio
Juwa
Mrz Zelliner
Vollmer
News-Telegraph
West Branch Honors a Homecoming Hero Herbert Hoover
The village of West Branch crowds gather to welcome their most famed native, Herbert Hoover, as decades of praise and ceremony unfold around his return. Residents recall his early days in the countryside and his rise to prominence, marking a historic homecoming for the former leader.
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America
West Branch
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Nooeprna
Summer School At Atlantic Draws Wide Attendance And Support
Fragments describe the extension summer school of a state teachers college closing Friday August 2 3 4. About two hundred attendees mainly young women from across the county benefited from convenient location and low costs. Observers praise cooperation between students faculty and community and note substantial local economic and civic value from the program. The piece mentions Senator Magnus Johnson and a Labor Day celebration sponsored by Minnesota unions and the Farmers' Union.
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Innt State ‘Teachers College
Dhent Young
Ita
FE. Fuller
Andix
Gouslavill
Mga
Attantic
Atlantic
Dey Moines
United
Magnus * Johnson
Minnesota
Farmers Union
Women Likely To Decide The Presidential Vote
Editorial notes 53 000 600 American citizens will be eligible to vote in November and about 49 percent are women. It argues women voters have not fully used their franchise but expect a surge this year, potentially influencing the presidential outcome more than in any prior election. The piece mentions Herbert Hoover and Will Hayes in connection with the voting trend.
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Newtown
Herbert H Ver Willhaw
Agricultural equality vs labor and industry in 1928 Iowa
A Mr Whited letter from Atlantic Iowa on August 17 1928 argues agriculture cannot be organized like labor and industry. He contends raising farm prices risks higher living costs and strikes, urges reducing living standards, and favors a broader national approach to modify economic balance between agriculture and other sectors. He mentions John Hammill and critiques current economic rhetoric and policy.
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Mr, Whited
Atlantic
Ag Hoover
Coolidge
Mellon
Ely
Hotice
Hoover
Imi
John Hammill
Automobile traffic blamed for county woes in reader letter
A reader argues Hoover cannot solve the region’s troubles without economical methods. The letter blames cars for business and rural strain, noting farmers rely on autos despite high costs and poor road work. The writer praises township roads as the real arteries and dismisses pavements as change makers.
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Hoover
Atlantic
Jim
Beskieve
Local Lutheran Meeting Delays in Iowa Conference
A fragmented notice outlines a Missouri Synod Lutheran conference in Iowa with Rev Thielman and Rev Stephen of Vincent presenting a historical survey. Speakers include Rev B J Kallaen, Rev A Treat, and Rev A H Semimany as officers and delegates attend from Milwaukee, Waterloo, and other communities. A carload of scouts will cross the continent, with hotel and highway arrangements noted.
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B.C. Sehelm
Baul Vink
Missouri Synod
Lutheran Church
Ilonjerrow
Iowa
Thieasland Stephen of
Vincent
Jin Thia
A. Treat
Fathhamville
Adsulph Sehyraeder
Luke
Mertins Mueller
Connell
Rippling Rhymes by Wali Mason and the fading fighter
A fragmented reminiscence on a once mighty wrestler whose career brimmed with brutal fists and gambling spoils. It recalls youth, toil, and a life spent in the ring and on the soil, ending with unfulfilled deeds and a quiet, ageing regret.
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WALI_ MASON
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Thigia
Alfred E. Smith
New York
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U. S.A
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