Governor Hammill’s tax warning echoed in Iowa editorial
The Atlantic News Telegraph discusses Governor Hammill’s stance against a state income tax, noting his veto threat and the risk of driving capital and industry from Iowa. It criticizes the legislative tax committee and calls for heed of the governor’s alarm to protect the state's welfare.
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Canada
U. S
Iowa
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Uammill
Telegraph
Suffier
Hammill
Governor Turner Urges State Bond Route for Highway Reform
A comment endorses Swift action on highway funding through state bonds to accelerate improvements. It argues counties should cede control to state bonds, making highway work statewide and allowing faster construction without political obstruction. The piece lauds Governor-Elect Turner’s stance and urges prompt adoption for Iowa’s roads.
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Vleet
Pren
Aihyeare Oleysy
Terner Cercagnel
Turner
Willman
State Highway Commission
Farmers union meeting and substitute proposed
A garbled communication from Kuester of Griswold prompts discussion of a Des Moines Des Monts meeting with Alexander Legge as substitute head. The Farmers Union leader Mr Simpson faces questions about attendance and the feasibility of altering a ten dollar bill in remarks masking malice.
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Legge
GT. Kuester
Griswold
Rueetoer
Paris
Des Motes
Alsander
Federal Farm Board
My. Simpson
Farmers Union
Sitpsen
Luge
Gmnge
Rena
Lew Fini
Koester
Hat
Des Monts Nest
Retiring Governor Laginill Addresses South Kaverent
The final message to the general assembly from Governor John Laginill presents a thoughtful dissertation on principles of governance. Political opponents claim he dodges public scrutiny, yet he eschews grandiose claims and offers a measured, principled address as he ends his tenure.
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John Laginill
Stile ‘of
Vitleenk
South Kaverent
General Assembly
Wahover Elsy
John Vanmill
Hin Viewie
Haramill
Jie Las
A Problem of Distribution in Unemployment Debate
A literary discussion argues unemployment is a distribution issue. If labor could move to where work exists, unemployment would fall. The piece notes surplus crops and China’s famine potential, suggesting selling surplus wheat to China might remove market excess and feed starving people. It also discusses urban unskilled workers and overcrowded cities, claiming distribution of labor nationwide could ease the problem.
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Farn Board
China
Aero Eignere
Chine
Itle
Editorial briefs on governance and public life in town
This unsigned column critiques limits on legislative sessions and questions the efficiency of government, rail and highway policy, and highway robberies on paved roads. It notes the rain in Pasadena’s Rose Bowl game, defends Catholic Church views on marriage, and urges steadier, clearer public discourse amid changing times.
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California
Pasadena
Washington State College
Alabama University
New York City Showcases Battery and Harbor Life
An evocative portrait of Manhattan's Battery, Ellis Island, and harbor views, blending tourist curiosities with insider critiques. The piece contrasts visitor romance with locals' indifference, noting Aquarium splendors, famed figures invoked by fish signs, and diverse riverfront life amid bold urban wealth.
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New York
Rushem
State of Liberty
Ellis Island
Castle Garen
Jenny Lind
Park
Manhattan
Aquarium
West Forty-Second Stroet
Paris Style Hints From Alice Langelier
Parle June edition previews prettily practical pyjamas for bench wear next summer. They pair with bathing ensembles and reflect Paris fashion sensibilities as described by Alice Langelier.
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Alice Langelier
LL NS
Parle
New Doctor Styles In Bright Bathing Suit Trends
The article describes fashion trends for swimwear and lounge wear including plain cardigans and trimmed trousers. It highlights backless blouses, gold and silver embroidery, and a black pyjama suit in chiffon and crepe de chine. Colorful outfits feature yellow black blues greens and petunia hues with matching hats and knitted pyjamas.
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Acsen
Kitchen Cupboard By Nellie Maxwell
A fragmentary text discusses cooking tips and household guidance from Nellie Maxwell. It references kitchen practices, food quality, and preparation methods with scattered, unclear lines about beverages, storage, and serving, interwoven with stray notes on a bank-related incident and a dated, disjointed style.
Rumor-mongering and the harm of unverified whispers
W W Canfield urges readers to halt spreading harmful rumors about a bank and other entities. He recalls failing to verify sources, noting rumors often originate from strangers, and urges questioning origins and evidence before sharing. He condemns cowardly gossip and its damaging social effects.
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W. W. Canfield
Utior
Observer-Dispatch
MALYS
Nan
Daily Knowledge Test page seven questions
A scrambled quiz asks on page seven for the answers after attempting the test. It includes queries about the Cuyahoga River city, Jesse James operations, Henry Pardlm, early writing with play tablets, the assassination leading to a world war, Baskervilles author, the junior senator from North Dakota, The Deserted Village author, the Vesuvius ship type, and Ruth Babs being right handed.
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Ohio
Cuyahoga River
Jesse James
Henry
North Dakota
United States Naval
Babs Ruth
Fragmented OCR note on dialogue and spelling errors
A garbled OCR fragment presents unclear dialogue about spelling and keyboard terms. The text interjects phrases like Why did you spell pneumatic newmate and mentions a man named Ireman with partial quotes. Overall, no coherent event or subject emerges.
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Ireman
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