Cox's Hat Tossed Into Ring Today at New York City
New York June 26 Former Governor James M Cox of Ohio is nominated for the presidency at the Democratic National convention. Secretary of War Newton D Baker lauded Cox's 1920 campaign and lifelong dedication, calling him a three term governor with vision to lead America to opportunity.
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James M. Cox
Acknowledging Ohio’s War Governor and His Legacy
The passage honors a wartime Ohio governor for patriotic leadership and extensive state reforms. It credits him with remodeling the state constitution to modern liberal principles and guiding wholesome legislation through cross party cooperation, shaping safe successful laws amid industrial growth.
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Ohio
Alen
Crop report notes mixed conditions across regions
Des Moines report from the United States Weather Bureau describes June weather as generally favorable for growth east of the Ohio Valley with ample soil moisture but cultivation hindered there by heavy rains. In the south and trans Mississippi states growing weather was good though excess moisture in Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys caused issues, while the southwest faced hot dry conditions. West of the Rockies continued drought with some relief from light rain.
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Lawes Missouri
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Weather report on crop progress across states
The weekly crop bulletin notes winter wheat harvest in full swing in southeastern states and southern Kentucky with favorable weather. Corn shows slow growth but progresses in Ohio valley and Missouri. drought hinders the southwest. Reports from meadow areas vary with general improvement in potatoes and strawberries. overall crop conditions mixed with some delays and good yields expected.
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Local Church Services and Community Activities Described
Readable fragments describe church services at Catholic and Presbyterian communities, with Mass, worship, and youth activities. Mentions of schedules, bible study, and a quarterly youth event, plus references to a pastor and local locations.
Suburban real estate boom eyed by Babson expert
Babson outlines a coming shift in real estate, predicting a decade of suburban expansion. He notes industrial activity uneven, housing costs rising, and autos enabling city sprawl. The tenant buyer and owner seller dynamics fear price shifts, while smart investors eye affordable acreage in suburbs for solid long term gains.
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Babson Park
Real Este
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Tol Dodge Fyores
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Ain
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Ciehl
Mr. Babson
Multiple church notices outline summer services and events
A fragmented OCR listing summer worship plans across several churches. Presbyterian, Franklin Lutheran, First Baptist, Zion Lutheran and Christian Church schedules include morning and evening services, Sunday school, choir rehearsals, special sermons and hymn plans, with speakers Rev. De Oyler and pastor Mayr Oakley among those noted.
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Ropers
Curt Beiliefhiraro at Simpy joined ny afd church service
At Congregational Church services held at usual hours with morning sermon by Prof Stoops who is described as thought provoking. Evening service led by the young people's societies. Delegates to the Young People's conference at Grinnell to be reported. Music by the Junior choir.
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Grinnell College
Conin Ians
Grinnell
Revival of Cedar Falls Cedar Valley Exposition Opens
The Cedar Valley Exposition at Cedar Falls returns under Commercial Club management after a two year hiatus. The first show runs July 29 to August 2 with a revamped midway featuring track, hippodrome, platform acts, textiles, machinery, and automobile displays plus a new dance pavilion. The club aims to stress non agricultural exhibits this year and plans an agricultural fair next year.
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Iowa
Cedar Falls
Summer School Notes Toward Westward Tour by Weigand
Miss Katherine Weigand of Manilla has quit teaching at the summer extension school to tour the west with a sister. June teacher exams occupied the last three days with about 150 completing them, and classes will resume afterward. Mrs. H Ostergaard of Bloomfield visited her brother Prof Hartman and joined the Dollar club.
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Katherine Weigand
Manilla
H. Ostergaard
Bloomfield
Ostonia
Prof. Hartman
Woman Credits Tanlac For Two Year Indigestion Relief
Mrs. Frank J. Quinn of Topeka Kansas says persistent indigestion caused fear of heart trouble and night attacks. After taking Tanlac for seven years she reports relief from stomach pain and heart distress, praising the Tanlac Vegetable Pills as the remedy that restored her health.
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Frank J. Quinn
Kans
Tanlac
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