22 Dec 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
1
The editor notes farmers face profit loss from overcrowded shelters and poor facilities for feeding and housing stock. It argues for efficiency, better service, and willingness to pay for improved management across farms, stores, factories, and printing plants, urging proactive change to reap rewards.
Local residents urge maintaining and expanding hospital services. They stress the crying need, recount benefits to farmers and families, and call for community action to secure a well equipped facility nearby.
Fragmentary notice describes an offer related to a hard order dated December 2. It mentions a person aged 142 and references quality cloth usage and various numeric codes. Details are garbled and names or places are unreadable.
Dysart residents visit relatives and travel to Denver Indianapolis and Waterloo. Families attend Christmas parties with the D. E. C. club, church groups, and school events as Dysart schools close for holiday vacation. Local business figures and clubs organize shows and receptions while residents, including Miss Minnie Wagner and Miss Lizzie Schneit, engage in community life and visits across nearby towns.
Washington report notes Vesa dh Stowal and Representative Berger as influential figures in a divided party. Shipstead and La Guardia shift positions amid factional tension, with Berger and Shipstead holding strong committee roles on labor and foreign relations. Chinese influence and Persian rites appear in the foreign policy discussion.
A collection of brief items notes foolish debates about world court and Uncle Sam as judge. A Nashville man receives a 33 year sentence, reflecting high coal bills and taxes. Ex Kaiser returns to wood sawing, while Scooland doctors face fines for pricey medicines. A memorial resolution honors ENA M. Thompson, color bearer of the Corps, with poems and condolences from Mrs Kennan, McVay, and Planck.
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