Turbulent Farm News Highlights In Iowa County
A chaotic Iowa page reports farm protests at Croatoa Lake, a century of distress for local farms, and a broad wave of rural incidents. It mentions Earl, a Marion County case, sudden deaths, raids on stills, a kerosene fire, and bond votes. The piece notes a school bond plan at Pleasant Prairie and a large salary for county education head amid district reforms.
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Inoar
Croatoa Lake
Casi
W. H. Butlerfield
Washington
Fairfield
Emery Bird
Oakland
R. ©. Adams
Cascade
Lares Larsen
Sxtra
Tan
Pleasant Prairie School
Chariton
Callfarn
Creston
Jackson County Board of Education
Matto
Mitchell Farm
Shanandoab
Denmark
Petar Sorensen
Hxira
Chris Kiar
Peterson
Aubor Tlea
Petersen
Saya
Kjar
Asaault
Ceder Rapids
William Jones
Jones
Arthur Robbins
Counc
al Cedar Rapids
Red Oak
Edward
Gordon Hayes
Stanton
M. B. Latimer
Willises
Hayes
Latimer
Harding Inauguration Promises Balance On League Policy
Edward W. Pickard surveys postinaugural signals from President Harding. He notes Harding’s stance on the League of Nations, calling for non involvement yet willingness to seek mediation, world court cooperation, and disarmament. The piece covers European reparations pressure, troop readiness, and shifts in U S defense organization.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
America
Harding
News Bits for Busy People
King Nicholas of Montenegro died near Antices. J A McKee killed by a rock at Peabody mine No 2. A silver cup given to Vice President Marshall in Washington. Liquor seized in a Bronx garage raid valued over $500,000. Cork mayor denied speaking in Macon Georgia. Senate approves World War disabled veterans care bill 7 to 6. Brig Gen McIntyre named for War Dept bureau. February report notes improvements in Chicago district. Florence resumes work after strikes. Wilson to practice law with Bainbridge Colby. Hamburg hosts 543 ships totaling 672,278 tons in February. Silver bullion worth twenty thousand dollars stolen from Russian liner at Vancouver. Rainey nominated to federal tariff commission. Antisoviet rising reported in Russia. 1000 Morrell & Co workers strike. Dublin shooting near College Green. Goodyear Chicago branch worker killed in apartment. Denby backs canceling 1.5 billion indebtedness to Europe. Wilson farewell scene. Colby speaks. Landis set as baseball arbiter challenged by House committee.
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Marshall
Senators
Washington
Bronx
New York
Donal O'Callaghan
Lord Imayor
Cork
Macon
Senate
Frank Mclntyre
War Department
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Seventh Federal Reserve District Bank
Chicago
Florence
Italy
Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
Hamburg
Uner Empresa
Russia
Vancouver
B. C
Orient
Henry T. Rainey
Carrolton, Jr
Federal Tariff Commission
British Elrolles
London
Rusal
Join Morrell & Co
Ottumwa
Grafton Street
College Green
Dublin
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Isabella W. Orthweln
Edwin T. Denby
Harting
United States
White House
Landis
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Vancouver Union demands hiring ban on Orientals
The Vancouver branch of the Sullory Union of the Pacific sent a demand to the federal government in Ottawa seeking that no Orientals be employed on any vessel operating from any Canadian port.
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Vancouver
B.C
The Markets Report Depicts Mixed Grain Livestock Prices
Hard spring wheat and other grains show varying patent and clear prices. Live poultry and hogs show range shifts with steers and lambs across multiple weight classes. Overall, activity reflects standard market volatility for the period.
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M.hort
W. Balogna Bulla
Ught
Colorado
Mcgeceo
Relief for Irregular Periods Cited by Young Evansville Woman
Stella Linx of Evansville Indiana reports relief from irregular periods with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes monthly backaches chills fatigue and cramping improved after using the remedy and urges other women with similar symptoms to try it. The testimonial promotes the product as helpful for menstrual irregularities and associated discomfort.
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Evanaville
Ind
Lydia B. Pinkham
Stella Linx
WiLmr
Second St
Evansville
Indiana
Miss Linx
Wiler
Lydte E. Pinkham
Place With Possibilities in Stenography Hiring
An advertisement for a stenographer draws 45 applicants aged from fourteen to fifty nine. The employer notes the lure was not high pay but the promise of six stenographers within six months, which unsettled many applicants.
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Atx
Blessingham Age-Herald
First-Class Scout Roster Items From Campfire Chat
Fragmentary lines list Scout ranks and jokes about food. Mentions First-Class and Tenderfoot roles, humorous exchanges, and a casual campfire scene with slang phrases. No clear event or broader story context detectable.
Spoiling the Metaphor in a Dramatic Exchange
A fragment from a dialogue features Mr Oldsport and Miss Goldentide debating love and perception. The line echoes eyes as windows to the soul and hints at a tense, emotionally charged exchange with the closing remark noting glassy eyes.
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Mr. Oldsport
Miss Goldentide
Tatteo Differ Ep Set for Next Dress Reveal
Fashion note indicates Tatteo Differ plans an upcoming dress reveal during Ep, signaling a new collection moment. Details remain scarce, but insiders expect bold silhouettes and color statements aligned with the designer’s recent runways.
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Charles Duane Hughes
Arte
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Millerand
France
Pilsudski
Poland
Ett
Faris
Pos
Rhine
League ‘of Nations
Edward W. Pickard
Kolosgal
Supreme Council
Sithong
Germany
Lloyd
Lloyd George
Paris
Simons
Upper Silesia
Marshal Foch
Great Britain
Essen
Coblenz
Oies
Belgium
Britain
Essen-Dusseldorf
Ministry of Defense
War
Navy Departments
Weeks
Navy
Denby
House
Naval Committee
Thomas
Jude Landis
John Skelton Willigma
Willigma
Senate Banking Committee
Wiliams
United States Steel Corporation
Is Iron and Steel
EB. H. Gary
Shipping Board
Mde
Shipping Jboard of Trustees
Emergency ‘Fleet Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
HR. W. Bolliog
Janus
Panama
Coata Ica
Coto
Porras
Burica Point
White
Panamas
Finland
Petrograd
Helsingfors
Lenin
Champ Crick
Missouri
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Nicholas of
Montenegro
Antices
Br. J. A. McKee
Peabody Mine No
Bildorado
Dng
Ant. Cal. Vna
Dyalk
Ofronteni
Dalesmen
Protector
Helte
Postman
Protector Bales Co
T Tm Bt
Dallas
Texar
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