Advertising and Transportation Rates and Amalgamation View
Advertising rates and subscription options are listed, with mail and carrier choices. The article discusses railroads, their earnings limits, and the push for amalgamation of weak and strong lines to stabilize transport, citing a Kansas City address and President’s stance on a nationwide grouping to support weaker roads. Local impact on property values and towns is noted as consequences of service reductions.
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Himory
Kansas City
Kansas’ City
Stmere Whistling Station
Noin
Political Parties Exploit Roads to Preserve Power
The piece accuses factions of using opposite roads as a metonym for tactics that shield incumbents. It argues they appeal to misinformation and prejudice to retain influence and office.
Denison Rally Urges Statewide Good Roads Plan
In Crawford County farmers and residents met with the board of supervisors urging immediate graveling of farm roads used to reach markets. Des Moines readers note northern towns push paving while southern areas resist. A Des Moines meeting aims to unite statewide demand for the best roads, combining paved or graveled routes where supported and durable dirt roads where not.
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Denison
Board of Supervisors
Crawford County
Des Moines
Brown
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Challenging the League of Nations debate opinion
The piece critiques Wilson era desires for a world court and League of Nations, arguing Republicans will not accept a separate world court under league control. It cites Harding’s St Louis stance calling the league slavery and notes shifts in opinion while preserving the domestic political stakes and media reactions.
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Teen Moines Register
Wilson
St. Louis
International
World Court
Des Moines Register
League of Nations
Senate
Republican Party
Register
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United States
League
Senator Brookhart Farm Visit Provokes Farmer Talk
A prairie town column questions Senator Brookhart’s farming life while he tours capitals abroad. It notes his farm claims face skepticism, jokes about hogs and a pony, and suggests small orchard acreage and a $30000 home may distort his farming image. The piece mocks the idea of global travel influencing grain and stock prices.
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Brookhart
Washington
War conscription plan urged by President Harding
President Harding at Arlington Memorial Day calls for universal conscription of all resources and all men for national service. He argues all should serve at equal pay, with wealth and professions drafted to support war effort, stressing a square deal and shared sacrifice. The audience applauds as he urges Congress to codify the principles.
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Webster City
Freeman
Harding
Congress
Knowledge Iowa First in Many Rankings, Says Madisonian
The Winterset Madisonian laments Iowa’s leading status across numerous lists while noting most residents cannot name the many fields where the state tops. It highlights Iowa’s agricultural prominence and the large number of high school and rural school graduates entering the workforce.
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Iowa
Winterset Madisonian
Madistonian
Iowa's oversized factories and wealth milestones
The document extols Iowa as home to the largest factories in the United States across diverse sectors from pasta to cement, notes Cedar Rapids and Fort Dodge as world leaders in specific industries, and claims Iowa surpasses many states in crops, livestock, and per capita wealth. It urges young Iowans to invest in land and real estate, asserting state pride and economic potential.
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Geniture
Ae Hesakist
Burlington
Jaysh
Iice
United’ States
Muscatine
United States
Cedar Rapids
Kedak
Mason City
Createst Teel
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Centerville
Fort Dodge
Charles City
Sioux City
Stecl
Bellendorf
Newton
Towa
Pacific of
Mountain States
Iowa
California
Canada
Argentina
Colorado
Arly
Texas
Anyather
Ot Har
France
Belgium
Scotland
England
Jowa
Rhymes by Walt Mason in Ig Rhyming Ink
The item notes Walt Mason's verse in a column titled Rhymes in Ig Rhymes and references lines with rhyming prose. It appears as a brief literary or syndicated poetry notice, possibly repeating author and title phrasing from a newspaper page segment.
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Ling
Walt Mason
Great Event Honors H Dempsey Victory
Fragmentary OCR text references a Great Event with H Dempsey and Mr Gibbons, hinting at cultural vindication and progress in mechanical arts and invention. The passage reflects boastful rhetoric about national progress and artistic achievement, with garbled quotes and unclear context.
Rome News Prompts Americans to Lift from Arts
In this antiquated quip the author notes Rome’s influence on American progress, claiming citizens have long aimed to improve daily transport and life while overlooking art. The tone suggests a call to elevate culture alongside practical advances, hinting at a shift toward higher cultural ambitions.
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Boat
Lizzie
George Matthew Adams
Belgians Congo Mosquitoes and Odd Notes
A collage of odd clipped items notes mosquitoes in the Belgian Congo as happiest on earth and jokes about clothes. Other fragments mention eggs in China, Oregon caterpillars seeking culture, a 73 year old Chicago woman criminal case, a St Louis painter, a Kansas City plumber rental tale, and assorted quips on weather, jail time, ants, and wine promotion.
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Belgian’ Congo
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