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Rattle Your Chains at Telephone Powers in Des Moines
A furious critique of telephone companies likened to an octopus squeezes rate hikes. Des Moines officials debate legal avenues to curb the North Western Bell raise, with City Attorney Halloran saying no franchise power exists. Council plans a rate survey to assess costs and legality amid mounting public pressure.
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New York
Des Moines
Alty
Therfore
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Wintriet
Halloran
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Farmers urged to store corn for better prices and market stability
Secretary Thornburg urges farmers to store this year’s corn after harvest rather than flood markets. Farmers may store on farm under state protection and borrow against the stored grain from banks or credit corporations. Last year storage cost was minimal while held grain yielded about 80 cents more per bushel, preventing market glut.
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Thormburg
Laws Farm Credit Corporation
Intermediate Credit Corporation
Thornburt
The Impossibility of Propping Up Monopolies Declines
A heated critique argues that trusts and monopolies, led by a dominant telephone company, cannot endure without reform. It claims public wrath will force change, condemning excessive earnings and urging reasonable conduct by the company and its subsidiaries.
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Telestaph Gad Telephone Company
Ynean
Comnbutsant
Legisla
Tores. Val
Tabor College Revived by Episcopal Bishops
Episcopal bishops convened to revive Tabor College after fears of closure. A commission will organize Congregational and Episcopal interests to restore the institution and strengthen its finances with a five member board backed by bishops. The effort aims to make Tabor one of the best smaller colleges in the western region.
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Staly Snl
Tabor
Ibs
Amaiesteu
Tabordind
Ruiscunale Jans
The Nation's Interest in Road Building
The editorial argues the federal government has long had a duty and right to participate in interstate highway regulation and funding. It cites early federal projects like the Cumberland Road and suggests federal aid should be viewed as partnership with states, not patronage, reflecting the nation's direct stake in highways.
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Des Moines
Republic
Inter State
Cumberland
Bible row rocks Washington education clash
Charles P. Stewart reports L. M. Wittner a Washington government employee sues the District of Columbia over school Bible readings. He claims educators push secular views contrary to biblical creation and the Tower of Babel tale, seeking to separate church and state while defending faith amid public school instruction.
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NBA
Fwashington
Congress
L. 11. Wittner
Washington
Columbia
Wittner
Interstate roads and federal aid debate in national system
A discussion on inseparable interests in road networks stresses the need for a federal role in a national highway system. It notes the interstate network of 175000 miles and the importance of planning by the federal government for cross state travel and unified road standards.
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United States
Federal
Aisha
United
Wisconsin Voters Face La Follette Dynasty Debate
A Milwaukee Journal analysis questions whether Wisconsin voters should back Robert La Follette Sr or the dynastic appeal of his son. The piece asserts voters must choose a senator who truly represents the state, not a familial heir, warning against elevating a name over service to the people. The discussion reflects wary sentiment toward dynastic politics and urges practical leadership over tribute to a legacy.
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Critique of corn sparks Old Story in Davenport Times
A Davenport Times piece quoting a critic from the Conneil Bluffs Nonpareil recalls a tale about a Missouri murder trial. The story uses a judge’s warning and a witness’s rambling confession to illustrate how tariff talks and personal snubs can lead to lethal outcomes.
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Davenport
Rae Peter Hepsi
Righth Juwa Dabrict
Garnett Bluffs
Sail Hepburn
Missouri
Roart
Fragmented text recounts events with unclear names and places
Fragmented OCR notes describe deaths, battles, and local misfortunes with garbled names and lines about individuals and communities. It mentions an Indianola county teen driver Walter Keen and a 1926 motor truck registry, then shifts to Schleswig with a vote on selling the local light and power company and a proposed 15 cent per KWH rate, plus four cents for water power.
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Local Light and Power Company
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Town Light, Heat & Power Company
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