National Capital Focus on Sugar Tariff and Philippine Policy
A broad survey of national policy discusses money trust investigations, Philippine independence and autonomic proposals led by Quezon, Taft opposition, and Democratic tariff aims. It notes regional interest on shoes and wool protections, the "get together" bloc led by Hammond and Pepper, and a brewing party power shift in Congress. It also covers beet sugar growth, a sugar price drop claim by W P Willett, and the dilemma for Democrats to defend beet producers or refiners by tariff levels.
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Philiippines
Quezon
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Taft
The
Underwood
Massachusetts
Ohio
Hammond
Minnesota
Pepper
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Senate
Progressive Democrata
Congress
W. P. Willett
Evangelistic Meetings Draw Attention at Local Churches
Evangelistic gatherings at Good Hope and Mt. Olive churches have drawn community interest for two weeks. Attendance has been solid with meaningful impressions of the truth, and organizers anticipate tangible postmeeting results. I H Graham and wife of Cherokee attended Mt. Olive meetings and were warmly welcomed by former residents. An influenza outbreak disrupts attendance and normal duties, but Mt. Olive members praise visitors and hope for future visits amid illness.
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Good Hope
Mt. Olive
I.H. Graham
Charch
Mt. Oliv
Mrs Albert Mathers Visits Parents in Correctionville
Mrs Albert Mathers of Correctionville is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G. Littlefield.
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Albert Mathers
Correctionville
G.ttlefield
Nordstrom Family Headlines Local Sale Attendance
Wendel Nordstrom ill recently while Theo Nordstrom attended a Perch event in the eastern state. At a recent sale in Réctionyille buyers led by Georke Bros purchased several Short Horn and Duroc cattle with No. 1 and 2 fine aged stock selling for 51.00. Several from Round Diamond also attended J F Kern’s sale on January 23.
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Wendel Nordstrom
Theo
Nordstrom
Round Diamond
J. F. Kern
Georke Bros
Duroc
Farm Home brightness and comfort featured in The Iowa Homestead
The Iowa Homestead showcases an illustrated article on the farm home and ways to brighten and improve comfort. Readers are urged to subscribe, with the weekly illustrated features offered at 81.25 per year, including our paper.
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Iowa Homestead
Homestead
The Carpet From Baghdad Serial Skipped This Week
Notice states the serial story is left out due to lack of room but will resume in next week's newspaper with the regular installment.
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Bagdad
Labor Saving Farm Imputs For Southern Agriculture
A brief report by G. H. Alforg from the Service Bureau notes rising demand for improved implements and wider rural services. It emphasizes need for educated builders, higher salaries, and better telephones and mail delivery as essential for agricultural progress in the South. The piece links parental education and access to colleges to overall agricultural advancement.
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G. H. Alforg
Service Bureau
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Silver Township
Glyen
District Court
Cherokee County
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Cherokee
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Maury Jane Lord
F. J. Carpenter
LABOR
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