France Faces Financial Crisis and Briand Returns as Premier
The French government led by Aristide Briand faces bankruptcy pressures as taxes rise to meet war obligations. Caillaux loses support, Briand returns to office in a wary mood, urging measures to cover massive wartime expenditures and munitions costs.
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Mussolini
Aristide Briand
France
Caillaus
Te Briand
Caillaux
Iés
Briand
Exis
Beara
Cepensesce
Eis
von Hin- Aine
Ruth
Oxford Dictionary Nears Completion After Decades of Work
Oxford University exerts immense effort on the Oxford English Dictionary begun in 1857. It will span eleven volumes weighing ten pounds apiece with fifteen columns on the word so. Dozens of editors and thousands of scholars have contributed to this monumental reference work, highlighting the tenacity and learning of English-speaking savants.
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Oxford. University
Opportunity and Winton Meeting Aims City Growth
The annual meeting of the community club is set for tonight at 6 30 in the Legion hall with luncheon and speakers. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. The Times urges strong attendance and cooperative planning to grow Vinton toward a 7 500 population.
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Opportunity
Winton
Legion Hall
the Times
Tome Saunterine
Asi
The Only Good Reason To Stop Advertising
A witty remark on advertising discipline arguing the sole justification for halting ads is to spare the cash register from wear and tear. The line emphasizes efficiency and profit over sporadic campaigns and suggests consistent advertising sustains business.
Dickinson Bill Has Small Chance Governer Admits
Governor Hammill discusses farm legislation and Coolidge's stance on economically sound measures. He argues Congress must finance a marketing board to aid agriculture, estimating $190 million needed to launch the program until other funds become available.
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Dickinson Bill
Coolidge
Hammill
Congress
Benton County Marriages Face Divorce After Strains
Report covers two Benton County marriage breakdowns. The Mikotas, married 1910 and separated 1925, have two children aged 12 and 14 as the husband cites cruel and inhuman treatment. Daniel Wolfe promised to love Dollie in 1924 but allegedly deserted her with seven month old Millie Jane, seeking divorce and custody.
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Belie Plaine
Cherges
Mikotas
Charles Mikota
Bertha Mikota
Daniel Wolfe
Dollie
Dollie Wolfe
Millie Jeneice
More Little Mamma Flossie Flirt Dolls Given
A list of Cedar Valley girls named as winners of Flossie Flirt dolls was published. Names include Bertha Mae Adair Shellsburg. Doris May Schlotterback Atkins. Cleota Campbell Newhall. Maxine Sutton Dysart. Dorothy Gardemann Atkins. Jean Ardis Schlotterback Atkins. Ruth Koser Balle. Eleanor Baumgartner Newhall. Alta Marie Beatty Atkins. Mardene Fry Dysart. Elfrieda Hertle Vinton. Marvel Wilson Garrison. Dorothy Knuth Vinton. Doreen Wieditz Van Horne. Ruth Knaack Vinton. Anna Margaret Geiken Newhall. Lady Bountiful praises the dolls, hoping every girl in Cedar Valley owns one.
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Flossie Flirt
Dolig
Bertha Mae Adair
Shellsburg
Doris May Schlotterback
Atkins
Cleota Campbell
Newhall
Maxine Sutton
Dysart
Dorothy Gardemann
Jean Ardis Schlotterback
Ruth Koser
Balle Plaine
Eleanor Baumgartner
Alta Marie Beatty
Mardene Fry
Elfrieda Hertle
Vinton Marvel Wilson
Garrison Dorothy Knuth
Vinton
Doreen Wieditz
van Horne
Ruth Knaack
Anna Margaret Geiken
Lady Bountiful
Cedar Valley
New York City
Political speech remarks and odd law notes
An official echoes calls to discount speeches as elections loom while varied quips on Turkish law banning gifts to brides and curious lines on New York, detectives arrested, and a prosaic remark that earthworms, though eye-less, can make ends meet.
Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches Seek World Unity
Representatives from Presbyterian and Episcopal churches met in Chicago to discuss church unity. They aim to join the World Church Unity movement leading to a world conference in Lausanne, Switzerland, next August, emphasizing no surrender of doctrine while resolving disagreements for mutual understanding and broader unity.
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Chicago
Presbyterian and Episcopal
World Church Unity Movement
Lausanne
Switzerland
Former Vinton Club Women Attend Party in Long Beach
Former members of the Fortnightly club at Vinton Iowa attended a luncheon and bridge party last Wednesday evening March 3 at the Virginia hotel in Long Beach California. Guests included Mrs J G Haish Mrs R F Walsh Mrs B B Edwards and Miss Tacie Robinson among others.
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Daily Times
Long Beach
Cal
Vinton
J. G. Haish
R. F. Walsh
B. B. Edwards
Tacie Robinson
Virginia
Inton
H. Thomason
Flora Watson
Don Smith
Emma Haskell
G. H. Thompson, Jr
Fred Chapin
Jason Youngs
Radio Programs Tuesday Ten Best Features of 1925
Radio listings synthesize a Tuesday lineup with multiple stations and offerings. Highlights include Gilbert and Sullivan selections, operas, a Carab Liera Rusticana presentation, a KTHS dramatic, Indian folk music, Bruins versus New York hockey, a college club program, American Farm Bureau segment, a Bard concert, and a Chicago area orchestra review, with time and location details implied.
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Bey
OPAY
Gilbert & Sullivan
KYW
Chiaso
Omaha
C. T
Bard
WEBH
Chicase
Np. m. C
Grioe Orchestra
WMAQ
Chicaso
T._Speriafbosk
Times Want Ads Cost Little But the Tas Pilg Dividends
A compact item notes the Times want ads offer low cost options while discussing dividends from the Tas Pilg venture. The piece highlights financial implications for readers seeking classifieds and investors and mentions the broader market context. Entities referenced include the Times, Tas Pilg, and dividends.
Significent Words By Theodore M Mutzer Quotation
A compact quotation-verse attributed to Theodore T. Mutzer discusses heavy winks, surrender of will, desire for gratification, and character in a cryptic philosophical line. The piece emphasizes existential contrasts and inner motivations.
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Theodore T. Mutzer
Deaths and births in La Porte City notices and arrivals
In La Porte City Mrs J W Buser died Wednesday and was shipped to St Louis for funeral and interment. Her death followed a long ill health from heart disease and complications. Surviving husband and child, mother, two brothers and a sister. Mr and Mrs Howard Goddard welcomed a baby boy last Thursday, the fourth son. Mrs E M Haven ill at home cared for by daughter and Miss Christine Fell. A son born last Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Roy Lee. Thursday evening Mrs Geo Kloc hosted a women’s gathering with many refreshments after a four weeks hospital stay at Iowa City. Dr Anderson had another operation last week. Mr and Mrs James Eldredge moved to a farm in Woodbury county. Mrs Jim Christian still seriously ill with pneumonia.
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J. W Buser
St Louis
Suser
Frank Gatknecht
Hudson
I Christine Fell
Roy Lee
Geo. Kloc
Iowa City
R. Anderson
James Eldredge
Woodbury County
Belle Plaine Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Farewells
Belle Plaine residents list visitors and departures including Ema Slisses and Bertha Wanmiser from Belle Plaine, Chas Homalor and wife returning from three weeks of care, and Konicek family visits from Cedar Rapids. Community members also noted illness, care for relatives, and American Legion Auxiliary social gathering at Flo m Drarek’s home with a post meeting social.
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Slisses
Ema Shefer
Lilian Bockbolt
Bertha Wanmiser
C. G. Coburn
Belle Plaine
Berha Konicek
Cedar Rapids
Lewis
Konicek
EV. Valeria
Chelsea
Framees Vavra
Chas. Homalor
Belle Flame
Chas. Parizek
Solon
Marie
A. N. Parizek
Z. HH
John Sader
Eda
Joe Novek
American Legion Auxiliary
FLOM
Drarek
Marriage License Issued In Hinckley Minnesota
George DL Schuenauer and Mary Ruth Schughart obtained a marriage license in Hinckley Minnesota. The filing appears in the local notices alongside advertising fillers from leadin advertisers.
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George DL Schuenauer
Mary Ruth Schughart
Hinckley
Minnesota
Washington Letter From Charles P Stewart
NEA Service writer Charles P Stewart reports Washington gossip about Sol Bloom courting Senate promotion and his clash with fortune tellers. Mme Marcia, famed astrologer, hints at influence but stars offer no firm vacancy certainty. Wadsworth of New York faces election pressure as stars hint at political currents shaping fortunes.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington
Marsh
Sol Bloom
Mme
Marcia
Senate
Sol
District of Columbia
Weber
Wadsworth
New York
Nelson Crow v Ommer Crow divorce petition
In Benton county Iowa before the April 1926 term, Nelson Crow files an equity petition for divorce from Ommer Crow, alleging marriage on February 28 1916 in Sullivan, Illinois, and desertion since February 25 1921. If Ommer Crow fails to appear by the second day of the next term starting April 5 1926 in Vinton, default and judgment will follow. Tobin Tobin and Tobin, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Nelson Crow
Ommer Crow
District Court of Iowa
Benton County
District Court
Sullivan
Moultrie County
Ilinois
Vinton
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Marion P. Kruse
Frank B. Kruse
the Truth
Steeel
Flossie
Presbyterian
Vinton Club
Mt. Auburn
Sale Au
Ilack Quare
Larey
Faserson Gang
Sam
Mt. Auburn M
EL Church
Ivan J. Davis
Eugene R. Davis
C. ¥. Christophers Auct
al, Wiese
LA Porte City
Jim Christian
Elberon
Stewarts
New York State
White House
Tobin, Tobin & Tobin
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