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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
1
The notice lists Mereterug Democrat and Braragan and Sor Publishers with postal details and mentions a candidate for TL or TOR, noting second class matter and a public notice date. It includes garbled lines about running and reelection conditions, referencing opponents and a focus on reputation.
An official in New York calls for detailed accounting of school building costs amid rising state expenditures from 3,135.50 to 63 million in 1924. Critics contend waste and misallocation threaten educational progress as expenditures double across the era.
XEALY Pederewski, once president of Poland, recently spoke to the London Press club about his country's devotion to peace. He warned that Poles are uneasy over threats to revise the Versailles treaty and view its provisions as Poland's Magna Charta amid ongoing propaganda.
Prominent citizens of the United States announce NavooX Wide Drive Against Crime, led by authorities including Governor H Garr and others. The campaign aims to investigate perceived waves of wrongdoing over the past five years and develop methods to eradicate it through domestic reform and improved training in the home.
Saagh confessed on several occasions that the Republican nomination for United States Senator in J Beveridge seems anxious as to important position. He claims Sang Were used to defeat. Beveridge fought from poverty to the senate in less than thirty years. He has influential friends and many enemies. He is an able orator and writer of Life of John Marshall. He is regarded as clean and dependable among public men.
Canada bans cattle and poultry imports due to foot and mouth disease in Texas New Mexico Colorado Kansas Oklahoma and Louisiana. Disease has spread previously to California with heavy losses. Officials stress timely scientific control to prevent cross border spread and protect public health and economy.
The Interstate Commerce Commission recovered 864000 dollars in broker and attorney charges tied to the reorganization of the Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway. Commissioner Eastman advocates broader reforms to cut costs in reorganizing bankrupt public service firms. Several eastern outlets have recently highlighted the need to trim expenses in commercial bankruptcies and the strain on resources.
Local report details three Hampton youths tied to a disturbance in Hemlos URY. Witnesses say the incident started near a school area and drew attention from pressed residents and authorities.
Readable scraps describe a chaotic city block with police presence and pedestrians. The account mentions an unknown speaker, a place called Ivy Ki, and unclear actions near a corner, with inquiries about a person and date.
The local Red Cross plans a two day life saving program in Emmetsburg with Mr Klingaman to train youths and others. A special evening program is set for July 18 and organizers urge all interested in swimming and life saving to apply at the community fund office for details. One instructor will lead the effort and he departs with Mr Klingaman for the sessions July 18 and 19.
A local community club seeks to form a life saving corps and asks all residents to cooperate. The effort hinges on broad participation to establish trained responders and organized support for emergency readiness.
A young boy, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Smith near Dedlliver, fell asleep in a grain field and was struck by a binder. He suffered a deep gash in a leg requiring twelve stitches but will not be crippled for life.
Mr and Mrs A J Levenahajen and family from Cornell Wisconsin traveled through this city Friday en route to Tilomook Oregon to establish their future home. They had a house on their Ford truck.
State agriculture secretary Mark G Thornburg says Konsuth Polk and Warreg counties qualify for a ten percent premium on hogs delivered to packing houses from counties declared modified under bovine tuberculosis eradication laws. Nine counties total gain the premium. The remaining six are Winnebago Appanoose Jasper Hardin Wapello and Pottawatomie. Hearings proceed in Clay Greene and Buena Vista as they seek accredited status. Palo Alto remains under the modified plan and will join the list within a year.
Premiums are paid when TB in our county drops below half a percent. Testing under the law will continue through the year.
Five miles of graveling completed east of Charles City to the Chickasaw county line. A bridge on the southbound route from Charles City to Nashua has also been finished.
Rev Gilbert Voorhies longtime Estherville Presbyterian pastor has accepted a call to serve the Fairfield congregation in this state.
Farmers of Cerro Gordo county organize an association to supply milk to 22 to 25 Iowa towns. Mr Schilling, guest speaker at the Farm Bureau picnic, aids the effort, believing organization and cooperation will succeed.
Glen J Egan writes from Aberdeen that the towns in that section are filled with harvest hands. Wages are low and work is steady in the harvest season.
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