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The Creston Daily Advertiser lists publishers Carl Davenport and W. A. Roseberry and notes standard subscription rates. It identifies as the official city and county paper, a member of The Associated Press, with mailing and carrier pricing for local and surrounding counties.
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Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
Creston Press
Creston
Iowa
Act of Congress
Associated Press
Union
German wages show 69 cents to 1.09 a day
Col. Leonard Ayres, Dawes reparations committee member, reports German workers earn 69 cents to 1.09 a day. He warns that low German wages boost foreign competition and affect American wages, trade balances, and reparations as Germany finances normalize.
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Germany
Leonard P. Ayres
Unions Hit by Open Shop Campaign and AFL Membership Drop
Labor figures from the Rand School show the AFL shrinking from 1 078 740 members in 1920 to 710 000 lost in 1922 and 269 167 last year. The era of labor decline contrasts with rising capital power as organized groups stay the course through tough times. In Seattle Dr I V Cole plans to hunt in Alaska armed only with bow and arrow, reflecting a shift toward archery among sportsmen.
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American Federation of Labor
Labor Research Department
Rand School
Seattle
Wash
Dr. I. V. Cole
Alaska
America
Dr. Cole
Bosses of Democrats To End Deadlock
An NEA analysis outlines key political bosses who could swing the Democratic nomination deadlock in 1928. George Brennan Tom Taggart and George Olvany head a cadre shaping deals with Tamany allies Norman Mack and Al Smith guiding strategy. Major insiders include James Michael Curley Frank Hague and Joseph Guffey plus Tom Love. Pennsylvania and Texas delegations loom large.
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George Brennan
Chicago
Tom Taggart
Indianapolis
George Washington Olvany
New York
Brennan
Cook County
Monahan
Ireland
Hoosier
Tom
Shively
Olvany
Tammany Hall
New York Court of Special Sessions
Advic
Tammany
al Smith
Democratic National Committee
James Michael Curley
Boston
Frank Hague
New Jersey
Curley
Hibernia Savings Bank
The
Hub
Tammany Club of
New England
Tom Love
Texas
Pennsylvania
Bee Specialist Reports on Hives and Farm Bureau Changes
At a June 9 special Iowa Farm Bureau executive meeting Des Moines yielded secretary change from C W Hunt to Ray L Gribben of Minburn Dallas County. Hunt resigns to join the federal trade commission chaired by Hutson Thompson with four lawyers and one farmer on the panel. Bee inspections in central county found some foul brood but not as extensive as feared. prospects for a strong honey crop remain good as bees store white clover honey. Worthington demonstrated brood-care and swarming prevention, noting colonies at A E Otis’s experimental yard looked strong with heavy brood. A two reel TB eradication film titled Out of the Shadow was shown in Shannon City. A Pleasant Township meeting featured an ice cream supper and four reels on TB in livestock. a tuberculosis talk followed.
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L. J. Nickle
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
C. W. Hunt
Federal Trade Commission
Hutson Thompson
Colorado
Jarm R. Nugent
Idaho
Nelson Gaskill
New Jersey
Vern van Vleet
Indiana
Town
Farm Bureau
A. D Worthington
Shannon City
Pleasant Township
Oak Hill
Gold standard questions outpaced by science in finance
Economists worry about living based on gold and the risk of European nations abandoning gold. A more scientific measure like units of human energy could replace gold as money. The article argues gold’s value is largely imaginary rather than logical.
Economic shift drove crop profits before prohibition
Editor Windle of the Iconoclast argues the grape crop profits rose from 45 million to 315 million dollars annually due to prohibition. He notes soft drink makers and businessmen gained, while strong forces oppose relegalization of alcohol. He frames prohibition as an economic, not moral, matter.
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Windle
The
Iconoclast
Farm program and club notes from Union township gathering
Union township hosted an evening program at the C BE Myers home with reading, music, piano solos, violin, and a play All alone on the Farm Hammans Talk by Wayne Hammans of Ames. Farm bureau pictures and a light lunch followed. Lincoln's Little Ladies club met at Emma Neumeyer's with officer slate: Gladys Merritt president Emma Kline vice president Emma Neumeyer secretary treasurer Marie Brown correspondent. Next meeting at Margery Ayers home June 25. Jessie and Josie Moon of Omaha visited Creston en route to Bedford.
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C. BE. Myers
Hammans
Wayne Hammans
Ames
Union County
Ohio Agricultural College
Farm Bureau
Union Township
Lincoln
Margery Ayers
Mistes Jessie and
Josie Moon
Omaha
Creston
Bedford
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Federation
Amfta
Stanley
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Wsth
Robbins
Robbns
AGEN
Dad Keyes
Man
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Lawson
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