Women Urge Passage of Federal Child Labor Amendment
A Iowa special committee from major women’s clubs announces unity for passing the federal child labor amendment. They plan an educational push to dispel myths, noting the amendment enables Congress to regulate dangerous occupations for children. Ida B. Wise Smith calls for correcting false impressions regarding the measure.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Women's Organizations
Iowa
General Assembly
Ida B. Wise- Smith
Congress
Wise-Smith
Special amendment committee meeting for child labor reform
Mrs. Max Mayer, a noted club woman, serves as secretary to a special amendment committee. The group will push adoption of the child labor amendment and discuss other social reforms before the forty first general assembly. Also on the agenda is a program for neglected, delinquent and dependent children from the Iowa Child Welfare commission. About 25 organizations will be represented at the meetings.
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Forty-First General Assembly
Iowa Child Welfare Commission
Kendall
Creston Banks To Consolidate Lay Officers
The First National bank of Creston closed after revealing a loss on Western paper backed by HW Clarke of Omaha. The Creston National re elected officers A F Harsh president Grace Harsh vice president and H F Harsh cashier with directors J C Delay Matt Conway Adam Pickett James Brown Homer F Harsh John Peterson Miss Harsh and J W McCue.
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First National
Myron J. Smith
J. W. Richardson
Will Recknor
F. A Fariday
Mr. Smith
Mr. Richardson
Mr. Recknor
Frank Ide
Frank Ickis
C L. Bullard
H. S. Clarke
Creston National
A. F. Harsh
Grace Harsh
H. F. Harsh
J.C. Delay
Matt Conway
Adam Pickett
James Brown
Homer F. Harsh
John Peterson
Miss Harsh
J. W. McCue
Iowa
Board of
Western
HW. S. Clarke
Omaha
Republican Takes Office As Nebraska Governor
Lincoln Neb Jan 8 Governor Charles W Bryan former democratic vice presidential nominee bids farewell as he surrenders office to Adam McMullen Republican after urging rigid economy through abolition of several state departments. He cites a $4 838 202 72 drastic cut in the 1925 27 budget and notes tax reductions versus 1921 1922. He favors abolition of agriculture finance and insurance departments and urges a capital construction plan for a new state house. He backs a popular referendum on the child labor amendment and calls for water power development and a board of mediation to settle labor disputes with state deposits into one general fund.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Iniaugural
Adam McMullen
Republccan
Bryan
Board of Mediation
Farm Adviser's Talks to Be Radiocast During Iowa Meeting
Iowa farm bureau convention programs include radio broadcasts from Bankers Life station WHO. L G Michael former Austin adviser now with USDA will speak January 12 to 15 with two broadcasts daily at noon and 2 15 pm. The lineup features leaders Charles E Hearst Ellsworth Richardson J F Cox Anna E Richardson J F Reed and other farm officials.
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Des Moines
L. G. Michael
Austin
United States Department of Agriculture
Bankers Life Station
Iowa Farm Bureau
Federation
Neon
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Home
Ellsworth Richardson
Pella
State Farm Bureau
Iowa
Hog House Ventilation Emphasized by ISU Extension Engineer
A. W. Clyde of Iowa State College extension agricultural engineering warns that extreme cold in December highlights the need for proper hog house ventilation. Frost buildup on ceilings indicates inadequate ventilation and when it melts the damp conditions may cause problems for hog housing.
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A. W. Clyde
Extension
Iowa State College
Suede Shoes Get New Life With Dye Treatment
The article notes worn suede shoes in damp hog houses can be revived. A liquid dye for ordinary leather shoes flattens the nap of suede, and a polish after dyeing makes the footwear look respectable. Miss Laura Holmes of Iowa State College explains suede care.
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Laura Holmes
Iowa State College
Goitre Relief Ad Promises Quick Neck Improvement
Mrs. Wm. Schoolman of Charlotte, Iowa, reports her neck was reduced four inches by Sorbol-Quadruple s and invites others to inquire through leading drug stores or Sorbol Company in Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Locally at York's TFE.
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Mra. Wm. Schoolman
Charlotte
Towa
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
TFE
York’s. Adv
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Dr. King
Metalglas
Metalelas Mfc. CO
Marengo
Illinois
Gossafa
Max Mayer
Creston Banks
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