Subscription Rates and Notice to Subscribers
Subscription prices listed for carriers and mail to various regions, including Canada and outside Iowa, with different term lengths. A notice for Atlantic subscribers to the News-Telegraph instructs callers to report late evening delivery before the deadline, clarifying the correct contact number is not the News-Telegraph line.
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Canada
U. S
Iowa
Cass
Aml
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
Zerelock
Uncast Vote and Brookhart Primary Fallout Explored
A fragmented discussion analyzes the scant turnout in the recent Brookhart primary compared with the prior election, questioning how many Democratic voters supported Brookhart and what the Monday vote signals for November. The piece weighs party loyalty, farm policy stakes, and voter interest in transportation and banking issues.
Crosser proposes government home loan bank to aid mortgaged families
A reader summary of Congressman Crosser of Cleveland urging a national home loan bank to take over existing mortgages and replace them with low interest rates. He cites farm loans as a model and argues many families face usury-like charges and steep commissions when refinancing or selling homes. The plan would set rates near 1 to 6 percent with loan amounts from 20 to 8000 dollars and require mortgage holders to move to the revised terms.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Allington
Robart Crosser
Cleveland
Housthower
Crosser
United States
Wass-aililion
Caser
Mz. Ures
Oy Tivyat Home Loan
Intercat
Hawke
Bore
Hog Prices in Relation to Corn Patterns
Howard Clark spoke in the city about hog prices tied to corn costs. He cites Chicago market quotes showing hogs at 13 to 15 dollars, notes narrow spread among grades, and explains how feed costs drive farm pricing beyond market quotes. Hog receipts rose in primary markets, with 87,000 head reported yesterday compared with 63,500 and 106,500 in prior periods.
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Howard Clark
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Chicago
Glen Griswohl
Ami
Furmc
Hog market prospects in Kansas City and St Louis debate
Hog futures in 15 hogs would mean fortune for farmers if conditions improve yet supplies remain ample. Primary in the Economy bloc reshapes the State Senate as Brookhart and Busey lose to reform candidates, signaling a shift toward progressive leadership and away from old political godfathers.
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Nurober
Aha
Kansan
St. Louis
Evan
Imber
State Senate
J. J. Brookhart
Washington’ County
Bussey
Nelson
Senate
Lee
Brookhart
Busey
What Clark did in the Iowa primary defeat
Howard Clark succeeded in splitting the vote that normally would have gone to Senator Cummins, giving Breakharst a larger plurality. Ninety five percent of Clark’s support came from men unsympathetic to Brookhart's platform, leaving Clark with little to show but depleted funds and damaged political standing. The Brookhart and Cummins wings now view him as useless to the party.
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Mary
Tan Wiy
Brookhart
Bronkhart
Howard Clark
Cummins
Clark
Iowa
Editorial Comments on Party Nominations and Senate Vote
A fragmented editorial voice critiques Democrats and Republicans, asserting doubts about nomination processes and urging Republicans to support Democratic-leaning candidates if necessary. It cites Brookhart and Tom as points of reference and laments a past performance as a cautionary benchmark.
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United States
Democratic - Teadera
Tom
Brookhart Indica
Coal industry tensions and reform debate in Washington
A Chicago led protest against government interference in the coal mining industry is discussed along with farm legislation shifts. The piece notes Brickhart’s trip to Washington to influence farm relief and critiques the court order jailing Chicago officials for aiding bootlegging, arguing stronger justice could disrupt officer criminal ties.
Fragmented 1926 NEA Service fragment on fashion and domestic life
A garbled 1926 NEA Service excerpt discusses women, fashion trends, and household life with references to attire and marital routines, mentioning palloon-trousers and nightly work patterns. The text is partly illegible but implies evolving social norms and fashion caution.
Rippling Rhymes and Christmas Aid From Forgotten Verse
A fragmentary verse by Walt reads of neighbors seeking help for a worthy cause to buy holiday gifts and food. The speaker recalls rebuffs from a Mr James and a reluctant Johnson while pleading during cold nights for aid. The piece evokes a rural or old community scene with sparse readable names and dates.
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Bekimoy
Sotmsdine
James
Zekimas
Johnson
Saul
Fragmented Advice Quoted in Rushed Quote by Adams
A garbled quotation attributed to George Matthew Adams features phrases about striving without reward and staying busy to avoid kindness to distant people. The text mentions walking a block and finding enough “heman awods” and ends with an attribution to if copyrighted material.
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George Matthew Adams
Towa vacationists follow good roads evading famous mad
Thousands of dollars will be spent by motorists from nearby areas on vacations this summer yet Iowa lakes and summer resorts will retain a significant portion of the travelers. Oiled gravel roads connect the city with Keokuk and Illinois across the river, while travelers previously moved to Chicago St. Louis Milwaukee Minneapolis with few delays. Advertising from Tawa lake resorts meets mixed reactions as many would spend locally but fear 200 to 300 miles of mud-clogged roads. Tourists here are turning to vacation grounds nearby.
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Melon
Twi
U. P
New England
Missouri
Thae
Keokuk
Tigantia
Ilinois
Iowa
Chicago
Louza
Milwaukee
Mndiatiapolis
Tawa Lake
Lowa
Race to Canvenstian county nomination in Fort Madison primary
Primary returns from Fort Madison show none of the five candidates reaching the required 25 percent, leaving the Republican county nomination undecided at the convention. The incomplete results hint at a contestedCounty convention outcome with votes leaning to possible surges or withdrawals.
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Canvenstian
Fort Madison
Suparvigor
Cpnt
All-Bran Relief Promises Health Hint From Reader
Mr McEnory reports trying utrt-brand substitutes but finds All-Bran best for relief. He recalls long-ago remedies and notes Kellogg's product as effective. A reader cautions that constipation is enemy of health and linked to many diseases, urging vigilance.
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James D. Noknean
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Michigan
Calf and Cow Claim Noted by Centerville Ex-Member
Centerville, Ta Elmer Adamson, a former county official, asserts ownership of a Jersey cow claimed to be the youngest in Panoose County. He states the cow bore a calf on April 1 and the offspring weighed around ten pounds at birth, with the dam described as purebred Jersey.
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Centerville
Elmer Adamson
Ig “Panoose
Nuporyi
Leol
Adamson
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