Iowa News Roundup From Shenandoah to Nashua
A broad state slice notes Shenandoah plan for year long amusements, Iowa highway progress, industrial moves in Rockford and Atlantic, hog auctions at Iowa City, and political shifts. It covers farmers markets, road snow plans in Jasper County, farm sales near Oskaloosa, and marriage anniversaries in Tea Grove. It also mentions farm bureau debates, a county superintendent vote shift, and a Nashua wedding record at Little Brown Church.
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Shenandoah
Iowa
A. J. Egbert
Atlantic
Rockford
Bert L. Butler
C. A. Crowe
Clarion
Towa Rautall Clothiers Association
Bert Caddock
Walnut
California
Dunlap Motor Company
Aires
New York City
Liverpool
Cherokee County
State House
Iowa House
Hampshire
Iowa City Aale Pavilion
Chet- Jen Kelly
Sona Noid
Burenua
Jasper County
T. R
Oskaloosa
Mr. Sweet
J. A. QO. Prova
Minnesota
Fortieth General Assembly
Polk County
Court House
Iowa Senate
Bonda
West Liberty
Pred W. Timmerman
Muncazine County
Barry
Thirty-Fifth
General Assembly
Katherine Osela
Humboldt Aigh School
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Odagonga Camp Fire Girla
P. K. Taylor
Téa Grova
Laws
Ohio
Europe Turmoil and Senate Filibuster Over Ship Subsidy
Russian tension and Polish Lithuanian clash over Vilna threaten regional stability as France supports Poland and Britain negotiates Ruhr occupation. In the U.S. Senate a fierce filibuster blocks the ship subsidy vote while measures on rail, industry, and defense face House debate amid broader wartime reparations and political maneuvering.
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League of Nations
League
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Kovyno-Vilny
Lithuanie
Russia
East Prussia
Memel
Tehitcherin
Lithuani
Lithuania
Moscow
Cssimance
France
Meme
Hrad
Rusa
Germany
America
Bennie
Ehip Aubel
Mil Reed
Ceraway
Brookhart
Wilcoma
Heflin
Husala
Tut-Ankh- Amen
West Indies
Senate
Washington
Cape Cod Ship Canal
Political Details On State Legislation And Finance
A fragmentary report notes the legislature paused various bills after debate, with thirty three acts and twenty six measures killed or postponed. It cites state revenue growth from 1919-20 to 1921-22, highway and motor vehicle fund increases, and budget pressures including auditor and attorney general expenditures.
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Scone
Wisconsin ‘National Guard
Senate
Blaine
Bocalista
Wisconsin’ Se Serobly
Wisconsin Manufacturers’ Association
George Kull
The
Associaton
Dame
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Soryen
Atate
Commission Cea
Highway Commission
Fess
Attorney General
Mandan's Destructive Laugh in Power Era
Fragmentary text references Mandan and a character named Horaca, with scattered phrases about laughter and hard times in town. The readable portions suggest a local note or reminiscence with unclear context and many garbled words.
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Mandan
Hoteatesh
Horaca
Job Hofer
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