Farmers Need Relief From Congress Now
The writer argues farmers deserve congressional relief despite expected political resistance. Washington favors eastern industry and money from its campaigns influences policy, leaving agriculture underserved. Congress can finance farm aid, and the Republican party has a rare chance to win Western support if it acts now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Republican Party
The True Value of a Teacher in Society
A reflection on teaching standards and the impact of educators. It argues that widespread assignments do not prove learning, urges wakeful, stimulating teaching, and condemns overemphasis on buildings over decent pay for real teachers who shape future leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Fife
The Thrift That Enriches Life and Work
A poster reading Work and Save sparks a discussion on thrift. The piece argues thrift should enhance living, education, travel, and generous experiences rather than become penny pinching. It favors balanced saving that supports life’s richness and personal growth over rigid frugality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hfe
Noody
Blairstown Social Notes Include Visitors and Homecomings
Miss Matilda Sealuewis taught at XNoerear and returned Saturday. Grace Enwerds of Chicaco visited over the weekend. Bell Pederson returns from North Liberty with plans to resume next year. Mrs. Bertha McDorman visits daughter in Mar azo. Inez Risnsen visits Mrs Hansen's mother. Mrs Benton Warcbor entertained her mother and sister in Washington. Mr and Mrs Harry Pinestein plan Minnesota summer. Mr and Mrs Jetr Birch hosted a guest for a celebration for Birch's mother Mrs Gime Drakes. The community counts many relatives visiting, with numerous household events and social gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Sealuewis
Xnoerear
Biskstowwn
Grace Enwerds
Chicaco
Reisvives
Bell Pederson
North Liberty
Pest
Pederson
Bertha McDorman
Gladis Myers Af
Marazo
Mev
Inez Risnsen
Hansen
Dera Ransom
Benton Warcbor
HL — E
Marengo
Mets Rice
Washington
Stampede at the ranch as rustlers raid bunkhouse
Idaho Bill reveals his identity as Terence O'Rourke, a rustler ally, just as a running battle erupts between the posse and the gang. Marr confronts him with a gun while the rustlers rush to free the herd. Terence vows to stay to aid in capturing the outlaws and saving the cattle, urging Mary to remain behind. The herd escapes through opened gates, endangering everyone as the stampede nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindo
Bill
Bud
Miguel
Bock McLeod
Beck
Marr
Flong
Faure
Brotze Imard
Indy
Dravted
Idaho Bill
Mary
Conane
Barr
Terence O'Rourke
Eattie Vustier
Terence
Romi
Mar
Gioni
Burk
Cerral
Jane
Nismay
Candidacy notices for Benton Tama district offices in 1927 race
Multiple public notices announce candidacies for state senator county auditor representative supervisor clerk treasurer and assessor in Benton and Tama areas. Names include S B Middlehan W H McHunter J Miller R Fischer Emil Bordewick George Ramstad Clarence Soden and others subject to Republican or Democratic primaries in June or January terms and local election dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton-Tama
June Or
Maries
Chas. F. van Deuser
Tor
Iupervisor
Jans Primsries
Miller
Emil Bordewick
Ofice of County
Benton County
George Ramstad
Polk
Clarence Soden
Mossmen Announces Candidacy for Benton County Attorney
Hugh Mossmen declares as a Republican candidate for Benton County Attorney, subject to June primary voters. He seeks the office on the party ticket and asks support from county residents in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County
Hugh Mossmen
Benton County Sheriff Candidate Announcement
J. Dickson announces candidacy for Sheriff of Benton County subject to Democratic primary will of voters. The statement emphasizes party primary process and intent to seek election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County
J. 3
Dickson
Candidate announcement for state senate seat
R L Whelan announces candidacy for the office of Senator on the Republican ticket subject to voter approval at the June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I_am
J. E. MedAlillan
Sueri
For Sheriff 45 Campaign Call on June Primary
A campaign note urges support for Democratic candidate For Sheriff 45 in the upcoming primary on June 7. The message appears signed by TROSHY.
Benton County Recorder Candidate Announced for Primary
A series of announcements state individuals seeking the Benton County Recorder post or County Coroner reelection or candidacy. Names include Gerberich, Edna Herrea Harwoon, George Jamessa, Lynn Dinewas, Ward E Terror, and Lk Moin, all noting candidacy subject to Republican primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice of Recorder of
Benton
George Jamessa
This Woman's Battle in the Kitchen Fight
Mrs. Margaret Wallace writes from Columbus about failing health and a friend’s tip to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports renewed strength, better appetite, and improved daily tasks. Many other women share similar experiences, praising the tonic’s effects on health and family happiness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Vinton Ia
Lass Matter
Vinton
Beniton
Cadamz
Blairstown
Suimer Tecate Sumdar
Jetr Birch
Guess
Horer
Birch
Gime Drakes
WLS Searsack Amd Erand
Richard Doederieca
Leslie Pica
Eld Nes Harvid Travis
Eof Marton
Mse Conkin
Daethter Prrs
Biante
Amd
Marshal Amd Gailasd
Tibet
Pirsestbach
Esquis
Gosper
Ivy
Imad
Fighting Ranger
F. J. McConnell and
George W. Pyper
Mars
Waterloo
Menes
Vaudeviles
al Wiese
W. Strippel
Tama-Benton
Ss. A. Brush
Benton Courts
Sam Blake
C. Heretof
W. H. McHunter
Myrself
Ierm Primsries
M. FP
Bruch
Rerl W. Fischer
Taylor Two
B. Middlehan
Ake Sanders
Wilbert Shalienberger
TSS
Oskeeed Srl
Gace
Hote
Cate
Mostar
New York City
Vieter
Benton ‘County
Deze A. Rebs
R L. Whelan
Efirect Recorder
CE Gerberich
Benton Country
Herma Hean
Jaze
Edna Herrea Harwoon
Mrself
B. Catm
Lynn Dinewas
Courty Recorder
Coulif
Lk Moin
Smbicet
Will of the Republicen