January Big Month In Iowa Politics
A compact Iowa political roundup notes free theater tickets, social visits, and business ads amid January coverage. It records Harold Conner and the Bowles dinner, plus notices on insurance, linotype courses, and local sales adverts. It also reports Beardsley reducing life terms for parole eligibility, 547 inmate blood donations at Anamosa, and World War I veteran relief fund expansions.
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Avalon
Echo
Harold Conner
Lawrence Grimm
George Bowles
Postville
Beardsley
Iowa
State Board of Parole
Broadeas
New Idea and McCormick Deering Spreader Prices List
A historical price list details New Idea horse spreaders and McCormick Deering and John Deere tractor spreaders. Prices range from 30 to 200 dollars depending on model, platform, and material, with steel and rubber wheel variants noted for each item.
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New Idea
John Deere
Harold L McKinley Elected Iowa GOP Chairman
Harold L McKinley of St Ansgar has been elected chairman of the Iowa Republican Party during a party meeting. The move positions him to lead the state party organization and campaign strategy.
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Farm Council
Robert Fischer
Onawa
George L. Paul
Brooklyn
Farm Policy Council
GOP
Harold L. McKinley
St. Ansgar Po.ity Grower
Iowa Republican
Deadline Delays Show Newsroom’s Fragile Schedule
A civic group publicity chair rushes late with news, triggering a cascade of edits, shortened stories, and delayed pages. The piece argues timely copy improves service and avoids inconveniencing reporters and readers.
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Hasan
Nan
Chautauqua Name Origin Tied to Iroquois Indians
Chautauqua New York derives its name from Tuscarora Indians who joined the Five Iroquois nations in the 18th century. They carried the word Chattawka from a Neuse river village meaning where the fish are taken out. Lumber distribution notes intrastate shipments rising while long interregional hauls decline with no clear trend in transcontinental volumes.
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Chautauqua
N.Y
New York
North Carolina
Neuse River
Egg albumen germicidal action preserves freshness
The albumen secreted by the oviduct glands is germicidal and retards bacteria growth. Consequently most eggs are aseptic when laid, but later handling methods often cause contamination and lower quality.
Weather Warnings and Home Repair Tips From Local Notices
Broadcasters warn thawing weather exposes roof leaks that may have been fixed last summer and suggest scheduling repairs early next spring. Customers are urged to order coal well in advance and plan indoor repairs during winter. Rancher complains to trader about a horse, while a witty exchange notes pride and payment.
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Iowa City
Elgin Echo
Smith-Corona
F Carroll Klingman
Clermont
Harry Vauslin
Echo Office
al Jennings
Oklahoma
Wendell
Dean Loftsgard
Gehring Hardware
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Vernoir
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Wadena
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Deadline
John Tillotson
America
Rae
Rlae
Blackbourn
Sin Town
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West Union Auction Exchange
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Elmer Halverson
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Ozarks
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