Direct Primary Has Come To Stay In Iowa Editorial
The News Telegraph argues that direct primary elections are here to stay in Iowa and should be improved as a tool for good government. It condemns moves to abolish the primary, notes past state debates and conventions, and stresses that the people want a direct voice in nominations.
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Pennsylvania
Bawa
Lowa
United States
Mprimarios
Acckde
News-Telegraph
Ta Bey
Luystani Girls Dominate Cass County Show, Young Farmers Shine
The Cass County Sair event drew strong interest as Luystani girls led in showings and premiums. Ed Henderson and John Henderson produced a standout winner, with Miss Mitner Trenderson taking top honors in the stalls. Clifford Burnside and Revhel Whimahdhingher Mi earned notable second places in pig and show categories, signaling a bright future for local agriculture. The article extols the youths for their stock handling, dedication, and potential to advance farming as a profession in the region.
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Clifford Burnside
Low Burnside Uf Howis
Revhel “Whimaohdhingher
JM. Thomson
de Hiys
Grustworth
Sefer
Lean
Weather sets up September heat spike for corn profits
The ongoing heat wave is expected to accelerate corn maturity and boost prices. Analysts note in the corn belt that some districts face crop shortages while Iowa and Illinois may see gains for growers. Strong demand and high prices could reward regions with good yields despite the heat.
Britain to Halt Teen Atlantic Flight Ambitions
A historical note argues for halting risky teen ocean flights after a series of fatal accidents. It cites seven deaths in three Pacific crashes and a fourth plane with Redfern in the South American jungle, urging Britain to act to ensure safer aviation across oceans.
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Great Britain
Atlantic
Fnte
Pacific
Young Redfern
Westward Atlantic Crossing Daring in Postwar Era
The Chicago Journal of Commerce notes the peril and persistence of early transatlantic attempts. It recalls Nungesser and Coli, Hamilton and Minchin, Hawker and Grieve, and Alcock and Brown, detailing the risks of westward overwater flight and the evolving feats that culminated in Lindbergh and others finally succeeding.
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Chicago Journal of Commerce
St. Raphael
Atlantic
Nungesser-Oplt
Hamilton-Minchin
St. John’s
Newfoundland
England
Harry G. Hawker
M. 4Ixteve
Eor
Moryanna
Scotland
Hawker
Grieve
Irelsind
Vishal
Peansoteaic
Giley
Theyin
Furt
Cy Raynham
Iatarted
Arthur W. Brown
St.’ John’s
Alcock
Awyer
Brown Ag
Vary Deadsey
Clifdens
Ireland
Paris
Chamberlin’s
Germany
Byrd
France
Brock and
Tui
Hamilton
Minchin
Lowenatain-Wer Ithelm
Plan for four state winter wheat pool aims to stabilize market
The New York World reports a proposed wheat pool in Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Farmers would sign contracts to sell to a central agency with deliveries settled in cash and three installments. The plan rejects federal loans, foreign dumping, and broad subsidy ideas, seeking orderly marketing through cooperative delivery with potential price support limited to market levels.
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New York World
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Congress
I Canaan
Eeper
Soniye Ota Witt
Zach
Jardine
Pnd
Sonik
McNary-Haugen
Cothery
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Learns a Lesson
A fragment from Rippling Rhymes shows Qneen sending a note to friend Jingle Jones about buying a goat but Jones leaves town. The text hints at misread lines and muddled names, with broken phrases reflecting a playful, muddled note from Learning Lessons.
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Walt
Mason
Qneen
Jingle Jones
Jones
Carpenters Elect KEOKUK at Iowa convention
The fourteenth annual convention of the Iowa State Copper? union elected W. Roberts of Dubuque as president Clarence Husaman of Iowa City was named vice president and F. W. Conway secretary. The 1928 convention will be held at Cedar Rapids. Also noted is a report about a Los Angeles actor Cullen Lamix under arrest for failing to provide for two minor children and a warrant issued on a complaint by Mignon Landis, with details uncertain due to garbled text.
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Carpenters
Keokuk
Lowa
Coupert
Wasselday Owith
Wi S.roberts
Dubuque
Clarence Husaman
Iowa City
Conway
Cedar Rapius
Los Angel
Taving
Duyt
Orregret
Cullen Lamix
Ener gy-Found- Great Reveals Mechanical Energy Day Theme
Fragmentary text discusses energy and mechanics with reference to Winsted and engineers. It mentions agreed items and evolving figures in mechanical energy. Specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. Entities include Winsted and mechanical analysts.
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