Newspaper subscriptions prices not exorbitant in 1914 to today
The piece argues that small weekly newspapers remain affordable for subscribers, while production costs have risen sharply since 1914. It notes higher costs for newsprint, postage, and materials, yet warns against overtaxing readers and urges sustaining locally owned papers. It cites Public Affairs and the Decorah Credit Bureau for fraud prevention efforts.
Decorah merchants urge investigation of propositions before soliciting
A Decorah viewpoint urges every town to form a committee to vet propositions before advertising to merchants and the public. The piece cites Red Cross concerns about charity aid, peddlers, and the need for work requirements for able-bodied recipients, plus local anecdotes on thrift, poker, and civic advice.
Remembered Weddings and Local Happenings Chronicle
Saturday evening February 14 marked a home wedding for Clara Schori to W. Kus ter at the couple’s residence amid family celebration. The issue recounts travels, pardons, farm sales, and local notices including a Clermont girl selling letters, Capper’s Kansas visit, and a grandchild’s arrival, with regional economic and civic notes throughout.
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Bira
Ben Schori
Clara
W. Kuster
Sioux City Teachers Take 10 Percent Pay Cut
Sioux City's 570 school teachers willingly reduced salaries by ten percent starting January to trim school expenses by about 70000 for the rest of the year. Nearby towns applaud Clermont like plan to feed transients, with several adopting it during the past week. Decorah gains a Chevrolet agent as Warde Company of Oelwein expands to four towns. A tramp in Oskaloosa sought fruit and, after a brush with lodging, says a man offered 35 dollars worth of fruit. the man has run a thriving business since August. Democrats or Republicans in Iowa note Rep. T. F. Schmitz of Ossian urging plain citizenry for the state’s best interests. Winneshiek county attorney rules county supervisors cannot sponsor scrip use. any scrip must be issued by Decorah city or the Chamber of Commerce. Senator Mullaney from Des Moines reportedly tied to the matter.
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Chicago
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Iowa
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Measuring Depth of Fort Wayne Affection
Fragmentary notes describe a study on depth of affection for Fort Wayne. The text references a conference or event but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise summary with proper entities.
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Fort ‘Wayne
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