Newspaper Affiliations and Addresses Listed for Iowa Desks
A compiled listing shows memberships in the Iowa Daily Press Association and Iowa Press Association with Des Moines representation by the Iowa Daily Press Association News Bureau. It notes Frank Jr as Manager and provides office addresses in Washington D C and Washington News Service. Additional pricing fragments appear as broken OCR data.
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Des Meines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Frank Jr
Washington, D. C
8 News
Washington News Service
Bye Street
N. W
New War New Methods Explain Endurance and Supply Lines
The piece argues that wars can be decided by supply and blockade rather than front-line battles. It contends that Germany’s 1918 capitulation came from food shortages, not battlefield losses, and that modern conflict may repeat this pattern with Russia aiding Germany and the central powers facing increasing strain.
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Europe
Germany
Russia
Hitler
Iowa and Britain in wartime and social questions
Editorial briefly notes Iowa football peaks with wins over Notre Dame and Minnesota, and reflects on wartime sea losses, British naval supremacy, and the home paper as a link to friends and sadness. It critiques loud question answer programs, endorses thrift with a shift toward pension schemes, and urges practical elder care without high pressure promoters.
Panama flag transfer for United States Lines ships debated
The article reports Panama’s firm stance against allowing eight United States Lines vessels to fly its flag, and notes Cordell Hull’s prior written approval, later questioned, amid a push from Washington and the Maritime Commission. It also covers Ham Fish fundraising losses and a probe by Woodrum.
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Snama
U. S
Hull OK
Maritime Commission
Ham Fich
Congress
New Mead Bill
Drew Pearson
Robert 8. Allen
Washington
United States Lines
Panama
Germany
United States
Cordel Hull
Admiral Land
Commission
Secretary of State
Hull
State Department
Betty Jane Atkinson
Pittsburgh
National Symphony
Eleanor Patterson
Times-Herald
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Pumpkin Pie
Walt Mason extols the pumpkin pie as a comfort and centerpiece of autumn home life. He praises the pie’s ability to soothe sorrow, feed the hungry, and symbolize rural cheer through the efforts of housewives and the appreciation of husbands. Copyright 1919.
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Walt Mason
Kansas
Phrase guidance on quoting fear in nautical narration
An editorial note advises replacing awkward phrasing with clear past tense. It emphasizes avoiding repetition and encourages concise, direct wording when describing a captain and mate who were frightened. The guidance aims for plain language in historical writing.
W. T. Biggs residence sold to Hann Moelk in Anita
The Cherry Street property changes hands with possession set for December 15. Mrs. Biggs and her husband plan to occupy one of the remodeled duplex apartments. Mrs. Wilson and Miss Sandbeck joined a weekend trip to Tekamah, Neb., with cousin Sam Titus returning to supervise the work.
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Anita
W. T. Biggs
Cherry Street
Hann Moelk
Sam Titus
Thurber book, Will Rogers statue, New York notes
A reminiscence column details reading The Last Flower by James Thurber and comments on Americans doing things badly yet well. It notes Will Rogers statues by Jo Davidson in Washington and Oklahoma and quotes Davidson about Rogers. Eleventh Avenue in New York is redesigned for safety with raised medians and traffic lights.
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New York
Vincent Law
Minnesota
Driscoll Ly
Margaret Pitzer
Kansas City
James Thurber
St. John Irvine
Mr. Thurber
New York Mounted
Jo Davidson
Clay Morgan
Arno Dosch- Fleurot
Will Rogers
Davidson
Rogers Museum
Oklahoma
Will
James Abram Garfield
New York City
Europe
President Wilson
Anatole France
John D. Rockefeller
Robert la Follette
Eleventh Avenue
Death Avenue
West Side
New York Central
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A memoir fragment describes a daily routine where Shimkin helps Ripley by waking him and ensuring he produces the copy, with catchphrases about staying on task and not wasting the day. The scene underscores routine discipline and the push to complete work.
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Shimkin
Ripley
Mr. Bob
Knowledge Test Poses Questions For Readers
Daily knowledge quiz prompts readers to try the questions before turning to page seven for answers. Items cover queens longest reigns northernmost states cubic decimeters to cubic meters mulita ambassadors Morse coin science, Ival Goodman sport, and licensure of medical practice in the United States.
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Soven
Union
United States
U. S
West Indies
Samuel Finley Breese Morse
Ival Goodman
Works program urged for U S youth amid unemployment
The American Youth Commission led by Owen D. Young urged a federal works program to provide part-time jobs for youths ages 16 to 24. It warned 4 million youths face unemployment, risking national welfare and neutrality amid wartime strain and a looming war crisis. The four year study notes a third of the unemployed are under 26 and calls action to curb drift into war participation.
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Washington
American Youth Commission Today
Owen D. Young
Commission
Husking Bee Benefits Mrs Dow With 2700 Bushels Harvest
Friends organized a large husking bee for Mrs. Myrtle Dow of Kildow and harvested 2700 bushels of corn in a single day.
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Myrtle Dow
Kildow
Winter CCC projects approved for Audubon area
Audubon Iowa November 20 approved several winter work projects for the Audubon CCC camp. Planned work includes diken construction at the county fair grounds to curb flooding, debris removal around four Blue Grass creek bridges, a shelter house at Memorial park, and park improvements at Extra American Legion park with walks fencing an archway and seating plus boy scout shelter and tree work.
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CCC
Audubon Audubon
Audubon CCC
Audubon County Soil Conservation and Improvement Association
Area Soil Conservation Office
Shenandoah
Audubon County Fair Grounds
Blue Grass Creek
Audubon
Audubon’s Memorial Park
American Legion
Former Exira Resident Mrs Edwin L Baker Dies
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Edwin L Baker, formerly of Exira, Ore., Oct. 30. She is survived by her husband eight brothers, Moses Brinkerhoff of Okanogan Walsh, and three sisters Ione Milliman Goldie Cotton and Blossom Hanks, all of Winthrop Wash. Funeral services and burial were at Salem.
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Extra
Edwin L. Baker
Exira
Salon
Ore
William H. Brinkerhoff
Oakfield Academy
Baker
Frank Gault
Moses Brinkerhoff
Okanogan, Walsh
Ione Milliman
Goldie Cotton
Blossom _Hanks
Winthrop, Wash
Salem
Cream Prank With Sulphuric Acid Sparks Harrowing Narrow Escape
Health note recalls two Iowa incidents last week where quick thinking and dairy cream averted serious harm. At Grand River Mrs. Russell Morrison got acid in her eye during a cream test. her husband smeared cream to neutralize burning and rushed her to a doctor. In Spencer Leonard DeWall avoided severe injury when a friend poured acid on his back. he rolled in cream to neutralize the chemical and minimize burns, though he suffered painful injuries.
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Iowa
Grand River
Russell Morrison
Spencer
Leonard DeWall
DeWall
Man Killed in Duck Hunt Accident Near Guttenberg Iowa
Keith Johnson, 21, of Aelwein, was shot and killed on the Mississippi near Guttenberg while his party dragged a canoe over a sandbar. Authorities said the discharge appeared accidental as a gun went off in the boat.
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Iowa
Munter
Guttenberg
Keith Johnson
Aelwein
Mississippi River
Johnson
Companons
Bald Eagle Seized From Dysart Men After Escape
A young bald eagle with a six foot wingspan was turned in to the state conservation commission by Joe Casey and Will Whitmore of Dysart after they found it exhausted on the ground and drove it into a fence corner. In Knoxville a bald eagle was shot by a hunter and reprimanded by Game Warden Don Nichols.
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State Conservation Commission
Joe Casey
Will Whitmore
Dysart
Knoxville
Don Nichols
Notary Service Price Charged at The News Telegraph
A brief item notes a notary service costing 26 cents at The News Telegraph. The report records a nominal fee and the newspaper’s inclusion of such service listings.
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News-Telegraph
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
News and Telegraph
D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
News- Telegraph
Iowa University
Notre Dame
Rou
Hamilton Fish
National Committee
America
Ham
Clifton A. Woodrum
Virginia
Fish
Woodrum
Imm
Zvn
Roosevelt
Jones
Senate Banking Committee
Mead
Little Bushes
Federal Reserve
Bob Wagner
Banking Committee
Senator Taft
Bob Taft
Senate
Taft
Doris
York
Acanasie
O. C. McIntyre
McIntyre
Leon Shimkin
Simon & Schuster
Bob Ripley
Quer Vret
C. W. Blakesley
Optometrist
Beh & Chéstnet Sts
Harold Herbert
Mr. Herbert
Lou Aay
Atlan
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