Cedar Valley Daily Times Independent News Voice
Cedar Valley Daily Times presents a concise report from the independent newspaper, emphasizing firsthand truth and ongoing coverage across local events and community happenings.
26 Jan 1926
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1926
Page
1
Cedar Valley Daily Times presents a concise report from the independent newspaper, emphasizing firsthand truth and ongoing coverage across local events and community happenings.
Rupert Hughes remarks at a Sons of the American Revolution dinner draw fire for casting Washington as fallible. Proponents note his era’s morals, while critics urge reverence for the nation’s father. The debate centers on canonization versus acknowledging human faults in history.
The anthracite labor dispute drags into another conference as miners push for arbitration in the next contract while operators resist fearing new strikes. Five months of stoppage have harmed both sides and the public turns to other fuels. The stalemate centers on arbitration versus concession, with settlement uncertain.
In Des Moines the Omega Tau Psi fraternity declares war on the “flapper tag” by branding women who smoke as disgusting and unnecessary. Members pledge not to date coeds who smoke and vow to shun them.
Special to Daily Times from Toledo Iowa reports Miss Etna Donet visiting Fayette county. Dr Dill lecture postponed to Feb 2 due to measles. Parent-Teachers meeting postponed till next week. Mrs Vertus Branat dies. funeral held Monday. Mrs Heather to Des Moines hospital. ill since December. Four caricads stock shipped. Greene county corn show. Iowa roads reach 286 miles. Waverly farmer ships 490 head of sheep to Chicago.
Washington Jan 26. NEA service writer Charles P Stewart writes that Representative Muddleston of Alabama mocks the idea of real opposition in Congress, noting Democrats and Republicans act alike on major issues. He jokes about wearing the party yoke and being "regular" yet never fully free, likening insurgents in both parties to seek genuine opposition. Eagle Grove Wright County poultry show and Citizens State Bank reopening noted.
Funeral and visiting notices, births, travels, and local scenes from Garrison area. Names include Dr and Mrs F C Carle H H Wilson Theron Wenner Walter Brandt Blair Henikle Earl Buck Marcus Mrs Frank Shaffer Amna May Geo Bryant Marie Robeson Blanche D Autremont Rev E S Hansen Dr Claudy Pete Collins Asrold Wenner Nellie Wilson Emme Bernetl and community notes on Iowa Industrial Review and Cedar Records entries.
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