Voter scramble as 70 vote surge looms in tight race
In a polarized campaign with hours left, candidates vie for big votes. The article traces frantic pushes, public pledges, and last minute strategies aimed at turning momentum, the stakes, and potential prices of victory in a heated electoral contest.
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Sale man taken at Audubon on liquor charge
A salesman was detained at Audubon on a liquor charge. Deputized men found two bottles of liquor near a landmark site and the matter, including hearings before Aetled A Cogine and Hawes, followed by a court plea. Notices and signatures appear from multiple local officials and shopkeepers.
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Radio Programs Monday's Best Features Across Stations
Radio schedules list Monday programs across networks with mentions of NBC CBS WNBC WEAF and local stations. It names orchestras choirs and concerts including the Aldine Theatre and WJZ style music blocks, plus weather and market updates.
Cole cites Iowans on path to poverty in political clash
A chaotic report recounts Democratic and Republican figures debating President Coolidge's program. Cole condemns Iowans as poised for economic hardship while urging support for reform, citing district tensions and party divisions.
Infant daughter of former local people dies in Illinois
Doris May Harland daughter of Ellsworth and Edna Harland died in Macomb Illinois from bowel infection and whooping cough after a month of illness. Born June 14 1824 in this city she lived here until moving with her parents. Survived by four brothers Ernest Harold Eddie and Harvey.
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Women's Home Missionary Society to Meet in Massena
The Cres ton branch of the Women's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church will hold a meeting here next Tuesday. An excellent program has been arranged with Mrs. Bishop of Clarinda and other district officers to be present.
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Sioux City Lets Bid For Cement Price Since War
Sioux City council receives lowest cement bid since World War I for 3,150 square yards at 1.70 dollars per yard. The bid, submitted by a contractor, follows a recent report of market dips and aims to secure a paving project.
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Herron Death Recalls Old Iowa Scandal
The obituary recalls Dr George Herron of Grinnell and ties to a 1901 Iowa scandal. It details his marriages, a sensational nine day wonder divorce, a trial at Algona, and his later life in Italy. His second wife left an estate to the Rand School in New York, which he later tried to revoke.
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Employment Gains Mid-September Across Nation
Washington reports industrial employment rising nationwide with September gains of 1.5 percent over August. The Labor Department notes higher aggregate earnings and overall improvement in business conditions as the barometer continues to move upward.
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Local News Briefs From Anita And Nearby Areas
A compact roundup notes Deputy Sheriff Paul Edwards in Anita addressing a skills matter. visitors report Lovell and Benton township residents in the city yesterday. Court notices mention a Monday reconvening for receiver matters. Chicago-bound travel of a local resident and family accompanies a hospital bedside visit. Community events include Rotary Club Monday meeting at Calumet cafe and updates on local residents’ medical recoveries and funeral arrangements.
Elk Horn Teachers Meeting Details
A teachers meeting is planned at Elk Horn with brief notes for attendees. The agenda covers the schedule and topics to be discussed. Members will receive updates on school programs and upcoming events.
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