Farm relief debate echoed across parties and candidates
The article debates farm surplus handling under relief schemes, comparing costs funded by raisers versus the public treasury. It cites Senator Brockhart and Senator Breckfiart on financing, notes overproduction fears, and predicts Herbert Hoover’s approach post nomination. It emphasizes long term stabilization as key, with delivery pending Hoover’s Aug. 11 formal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph
Des Moines Register
Register
Jong Rin
Muich
Federal Farm Board
Brookhart
Briaxil
Brockhart
Teaver
Vest
Farfier
Breckfiart
Herbert Meovver
Meover
Aig
California Poultry and Citrus touted as rural boons
A secretary from Des Moines testified before a national producers' convention that Iowa poultry output this year may reach 76 million dollars, while California citrus crops are valued between 30 and 60 million. Both crops figure prominently in agricultural propaganda as money makers, yet overall farming remains lean. The discussion hints at broader shifts toward diversified farm activity to boost rural prosperity.
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California
Thornburg
Des Moines
Iowa
Thornbury
Agriculural Pctv
Tovonymion,consent
Sims Os Teriel
Tts
Farm aims to stabilize income through continual poultry output
A fragment notes a farm plan to secure steady earnings by producing poultry and related products. It emphasizes creating conditions for near continuous output rather than sporadic returns, highlighting poultry as a key element to the strategy.
Ambiguous nomination role eyed by Smith ally Raskob
The article questions Jacob Raskob, head of GM finiance committee, chosen by Governor Smith to lead his campaign, noting his unclear party allegiance, notable ties to business and Catholic rank, and antipathy to Prohibition, while reflecting on his Union League club membership and past votes for Wilson.
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Jacob Raskob
General Motors Corporation
Smith
Ma Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Amplea
Ding
Actioe
Raskob
Union League Club of
New York
United Stales
Tre Mor
Woodrow Wilson
Raskab
Mexico's Obregon Assassination Seen Through US Lens
A dated analysis argues Obregon’s killing challenges Mexican violence norms while stressing the late president as a patriot who supported foreign investments. It cautions the United States cannot judge Mexican politics by Western standards, noting Mexico’s turbulent history and cycles of violence vs. orderly government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Obregon
United States
Prsident
Eulect
Ts Obregon
Ole Tren
Bring on the Babe in a Chicago World Series dream
Rumors swirl that Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees may be sold to the Chicago White Sox. Sports writers note Ruth is the league’s marquee asset and could spark Chicago crowds and league interest if moved. Charles Comiskey, eyeing a cash deal, may pursue the trading card to revive a classic World Series showdown between Chicago teams.
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America
Babe Ruth
King of
Swat
New York
Chicago White Sox
York
Tan
Ruth
Charles Cumiskey
White Sox
Chicago
Editorial about Rackob’s political ties sparks scandal
A chaotic editorial discusses John J. Rackob claiming party neutrality while links surface to his memberships. The piece questions credibility, hints at Union League ties, and suggests an ulterior motive amid political scrutiny.
Untitled critique on constitutional limits and nullification
A disjointed critique argues that altering constitutional articles by interpretation risks eroding the Bill of Rights and expanding popular whim. It refers to leaders like Taskob, Al Smith, and the Union League, implying caution about political manipulation and governance by mood rather than law.
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General ” Motors
Taskob
al Smith
Union League Club
Itth
Automobiles and Radios Grow As Iowa Farms Expand
A Danish profiled excerpt notes Iowa farms show rising auto counts with 212 973 cars on farms in 4027, up 4 160 from last year, and 45 004 farms with an average near one vehicle per four farms. Radios and tractors also grow, signaling autos and farm technology becoming necessities rather than luxuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante M. Pierce
Iowa Homestead
Towa Farms
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
THOR
Enigmas and Farm Relief in Iowa Press Roundup
Iowa and Davenport papers debate Governor Smiths honesty and courage while scornful of Tammany influenced farm relief. Reference to McNary-Haugen and economic conference hints at farm price supports, with Ingham and Harper noted as elected officials and weather cited as aiding corn stalks.
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Davenport
Smith
Davenpark ‘Times
al Smith
McNary-Haugen
Tammany Halle
Taminy Hall
New York
Marshalltowa Times-Republican
Ingham
Harper
Havner
Plums Worth the Climb and Funeral Notices
Funeral services were to be held here this afternoon for James F Farrington, former commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. In Council Bluff a theft report notes S60 cur timer and a car belonging to Meg Alert Krasne was stolen from an automobile, with other garbled details about local events and people.
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Mown Falls
James F Farrington
Tan Ie Pirment
Grad Army of the Republic
Council Bluff
Meg
Alert
Krasne
Wis
Atolen
Exiled merchant guards his rye amid rising prices
A fragmentary account portrays a merchant refusing to sell a famed drink, claiming worth and distance from Scotland as he ships liquors. The text invokes warnings and vigilance as danger and doom loom, mentioning protection by a vigilant adviser and a stubborn stance against hardship.
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Ted
George Matthew Anais
Lyrics of Lifes by Douglas Mal Lucit
A damaged verse shows a mother robin and father robin hard at work. They hunt worms while two young robins grow and squirm. The parents struggle as the brood demands more, and the robin family endures the strain of feeding and growing old.
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Douglas Mal
Two-Microscope Mystery From a Fractured Clue
Fragments describe a cryptic object linked to a clerosecope and a nitero, with notes on a forest and sounds of labor. The text hints at a scientific or archival device, named Vyte, and a mysterious set of fruits or outputs in a debated phrase.
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Nantes
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Burke, Kuipers &Mahoney
Yi Inc
Féupo
North Wabash Ave
Graybar
Jexington, Ave
Canada
U. S
Ortattetan
Atlantic
THE
Ian
Hadden
Benson Club
Hulrniani
Iowa Press
Jefferson Bell
Brookaurt
Walt
Mason
RSA
Eyreraentan
Atronga
Chia
Gus
Weiderann
Spirit “Lake
Shmild
Bam
Jim Bopp
Bull Creek Chain Grocery
Wen Johnsten
Atlantic Atlantic
Atlantic National Bank
Raat
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