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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1926
Page
1
A fragmented report highlights Brush of Tama winning a state senate seat amid Iowa election coverage. The piece references political figures like Albert, Cummins, Brookhart, and others, noting farm voter sentiment and calls for fair leadership in a turbulent primary context.
S A Brush of Chelsea, a farmer and feed store merchant, won the Republican nomination for state Senator from the Benton Tama district yesterday. His victory marks the first time two Tama county men have won the nomination in many years. Support for his success centers on his emphatic stand for good roads.
In a fragmented account President Coolidge plans no immediate farm policy shift after Iowa’s primary results. Brookhart placed third as Cummins led with pro farm relief, while La Follette praised progressive themes and farmers’ influence. Cummins expressed gratitude to supporters. Keller urged Congress to address farm demands before adjournment.
A June 8 call urges Republicans to back Claude R. Porter Democratic nominee for the U S Senate against Col. Smith W. Brookhart. Geo S. Wright leads the conservative wing in southwestern Iowa and says Porter will be easy to elect. Porter clubs will form statewide and Wright predicts a clear victory.
Brazil resumed participation in the League of Nations council today as Mello Franco, the Brazilian representative, took his seat at the council table. The status of Brazil's earlier decision to withdraw remains unclear as the council committee on minority populations has not yet announced any change.
The article states that Sweden’s current territory is about half the size of California, indicating a significant difference in land area between the two regions. It frames Sweden as roughly half as expansive as California.
Chicago candidate George E. Bremnay from Illinois addresses the thirteenth congressional district Democratic committee stressing aid for farmers and a modified Volstead act. He touts farming experience, pledges to back policies yielding better prices and profits for crop growers, and predicts Senate action will reflect public will.
President iCoakidze named Jeferson Myers of Porthin Ora to the shipping showre filling the vacancy caused by Bert E Haney's resignation. Myers is a former treasurer of the etenne of Oregon and a former demo lemapie state senator.
The Rochester Times Union notes a trend toward feminine styles amid social change and habit changes, while remarking that cussing remains male oriented in behavior. The brief suggests evolving fashion attitudes and language norms reflected in daily life.
The copy extols Camel cigarettes as a universal language of friendship and sociable sharing. It claims Camel brings people together, offers a superior blend of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos, and provides a lasting, non aftertaste smoking experience without fatigue or aftertaste. It concludes with a call to share Camel as a standing invitation among friends.
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