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Notice describes subscription rates, mailing options, and a public appeal about farm credit. It explains a Des Moines Register advertisement on grain loans backed by Iowa Warehousing law, highlighting banks offering loans on stored corn to help farmers keep grain at home and avoid speculators.
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Des Moines Register
Banka of Indignola
Iowa
Chicago
Howard J. Clark
Brookhart
Sandyville
Tiwa Farm Bureau Federation
Towa
40Th General Assembly
Hom
John A. Storey
Warren County
Jedianola
State Secretary of Agriculture
Warren County State Bank
Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
First National Bank Worth Savings Bank
Indianola Banking Company
Baniks
Iia
Chirk
Pace
Dave
Mnyers i
Indiana Republican Factional Strife Affects Senate Bid
The Indiana Republican rift over Senate reelection prospects creates anxiety as factional leaders press for a Jackson appointment to unite Watson’s supporters and bind rivals. Power plays, death of a key figure, and internal plotting threaten to fracture party cohesion and elevate personal ambition in a volatile scene.
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Indiana
Watson
Ralston
C'om Jackson
Clac Watson
Vinay
Senate
Aterd
Washington
Economic case for highway spending in 1921
The Buffalo News analyzes road costs and benefits, arguing 1921 national expenditures of about 1.046 billion dollars for highways and 0.80 per person per year if evenly shared. It notes uneven population density and mileage affect per‑person costs, but cites potential savings from better roads as gasoline and wear reductions justify the investment. It cites Connecticut concrete highway data and Bureau of Roads calculations on fuel savings.
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Crete
Cie Buffalo
Arid Trea
Central States
Manny
Connecticut
United States Bureau of Roads
Road Savings and Costs Behind Paved Readings Discussion
A fragment discusses road paving costs and fuel savings, noting expensive repairs and burdens of debt. It highlights questionable efficiency versus long term savings, mentions weather effects and uncertain funding, and references trouble for owners and local officials planning surfacing projects.
Unclear OCR Narrative About New York Event
Fragmentary text references New York and various names and terms but lacks coherent facts or identifiable persons, places, or dates. The passage is too garbled to extract a usable news item, with multiple misspellings obscuring any event or outcome.
Satirical Novel Review Sparks Mixed Public Praise
A 1925 critique by George Matthews Adams surveys a modern satirical tale about idle soldiers and rebels. The piece condemns the book’s rough themes and propaganda while noting critics lavishly praise the author’s bold characters and biting humor.
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Eisai
Cemeken
Porvate
Treada
Dickow
Thacher
George Matthew Adams
President and Mrs Calvin Coolidge to attend farm bureau meet
CHICAGO December 7 The president and Mrs Calvin Coolidge will arrive in Chicago to attend the seventh annual meeting of the American Farm Bureau Federation. The federation committee says the entertainment will be social with no speeches scheduled. A luncheon in honor of Mrs Coolidge will be hosted by the Home and Community committee with about 500 farms women in attendance.
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Chicago
Calvin Gootidgan
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Coolidge
Home and Community ‘Committee
Savi Hundred Farms
ISURTAX Maxima May Be Lowered to 25 Percent
Treasury officials close public hearing on the new tax bill with no new recommendations as Ways and Means reviews proposals. Republicans on the committee prepare to draft the bill while favoring large tax cuts and selective exemptions, including possible changes to surtaxes and capital stock taxes.
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Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
AD O.shayward
Corresnorlent
Washington
Qet
Probe charges of vice and gambling in Maine prison
In Thyre Thomaaston Maine, a probe alleges vice and gambling within a state prison. Officials suspended after Governor Brewster discovered a prison culture permitting liquor, gambling, and planned escapes.
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Maine
Sthomaston
Mato
Ralph Oobr
Hepwert
Haney
Brewster i
Hang
Daniel Ky Pathan Amy
Fallon
Bw Grap
Rockland
Montana faces massive losses from heavy snow halt
Helena reports more than sixteen inches of snow over two days threatening Montana farms. With crops unharvested including grain, potatoes, and beets, ranchers warn that a chinook wind within 24 hours is needed to avert millions in losses as livestock struggle in near zero temperatures and pastures run late.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Periah
Bankrupt Petition Filed In Federal Court In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles California E G Lewis once a millionaire publisher of St Louis faced a federal bankruptcy petition. Creditors allege liabilities reach 10 million dollars while Lewis claims assets at 28 million. The action seeks to discharge debts and confirms current status from December previous.
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Los Angeles
Callfs
E. G. Lewis
St. Tours
Ned
Lewis
Anita Woodmen figure at big meet in Colorado
An account from Anita recalls a large Woodmen gathering with gold pins awarded for long service. Hiram J. Moore received the longest-serving member pin, tied to Anita’s history and the Fort Collins jurisdiction. The event featured a banquet with a stuffed pig dish, and noted local figures Lutting Bros. and the Moore family’s ties to Anita and Atlantic.
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Anita Woodmen
Colorado
Hiram J. Moore
Anita
Fort Colling
Odo
Hiram Moore
Luttig Bros
Citizens Bank
New Road Griselow to Open Between Morton School and One Mile
A new road will be established from the Morton school house to a mile farther as a result of the recent election. The project aims to improve local access and connect school facilities with surrounding areas, pending final approvals and construction timing.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Morton
Houde
Justice Agent Slayer Sought After Durkin Attack
A garbled police report describes Durkin accused of assaulting Justice Department agent Edwin Shaiedian in a chaotic scene at an Austin residence. The confrontation allegedly involved Durkin, Miss Warner, and others, with gunfire injuring the officer and a fatal exchange following a planned signaling misfire. The investigation names Austin police and Walnut Grove authorities as they seek details and arrest leads.
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Pheeago
Iss
Alartin
Durkin
Alayer
Edwin Shaiedian
York
Peuttsyieanen
Aastan
Tryphin
Durbin
Austin
Walnut
Misa Warner
Durlin
Miss Warner
Austin’s
Harry Graig
Count Ludwig Salm Contemplates Divorce and New Marriage
Vienna reports say Count Ludwig Salm plans divorce from Millicent Rogera Salm Van Hoogstraeten and seeks to wed French tennis star Susanne Lengien. The interest centers on a high society union linking aristocracy and sport in Europe.
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York
Salm van Hoogstraeten
Millicent Rogera
Standtril Ht
Vienna
Ludwig Salm
Susanne Lengien
Former Cass Lady Dies at Home in Ponca City Oklahoma
Mrs. Asa Rice 61 North Lake street Ponca City Okla died at home last Saturday night after a year long illness. Though not in a critical condition until last Wednesday she had been in serious condition. She and G N Rice lived in Ponca City 18 years since moving from Atlantic Iowa in 1907. Survived by husband four daughters Miss Guste Rice Miss Anna Rice teachers at Lincoln school Miss Nellie Rice at home and Mrs Q E Ostrus of Wiota la and a son who lived six miles west of Ponca City. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the Christian church Rev F C Whitaker officiating. Burial in L O C F cemetery. Gill Funeral Home in charge. Mrs G N Rice formerly of Grove Township lived there 23 years before moving to Oklahoma. Mrs O E Ostrus of Wiota called home during critical illness. Other family members were present at her bedside. N T Want Ads Bring Results.
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Ponga City
Okla
Asa Rice
G. N. Rice
North Lake Street
al. Thugh
Ice
Ponca City
Atlantic
Iowa
Grove Township
G. N. Hice
Oklahoma
O. EB. Oxtrus
Wiota
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