Iowa Democrats List Mission Funding Gaps
A partial, garbled official statement cites early week disclosures by Siste Chetrman of Fort Do se detailing Democrat expenditures in Tors Speet F26.812 and the 10.733 west region. It notes national commitments near $6000 for office rent and speaker expenses with limited state or district funding.
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Siste Chetrman Bbtchell
Fort Do@se
Democrats
Tors Speet
Hoover Ag
Carmell
Pain Alto
Obrien
Wood
State education costs could force higher taxes, experts warn
The discussion estimates large yearly appropriations for Iowa colleges and state institutions. Projections show total funding rising into millions as student attendance grows toward 15 000 to 18 900, prompting warning that tax increases may be needed to cover educational expenses.
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Sears
Sotordies
Seach
Lowe State Teachers’ College
He Sericatures College
Towa
Court decision fuels small town power plant plans
A late court ruling upholds Akron’s purchase of a diesel power plant from Fairbanks Morse, financed by net earnings rather than new debt. The decision eases concerns about municipal limits and urges small towns to pursue self supplied electric service to cut high rates and reduce indebtedness.
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leMars Ginbe-Post
Akron
Seer LeMars
Friends of the
High One Company
Tte
Regal
Amalt Com
Free Space Burden on Newspaper Staff Urges Timely Submissions
A call to contributors to submit free copy early in the week to avoid press delays. The piece warns against relying on last minute material and notes that late items lose news value or are discarded. It stresses the fast pace of current events and urges steady cooperation to ease workload.
State education boards press for large new state expenditures
The state board of education vows a strenuous fight in the January legislative session to fund a 350000 plant at the Iowa State Teachers College, while the budget calls for a 300000 cap. A library addition for the University of Iowa is also sought, and a 1000000 justice building is demanded for the Capitol grounds. Citizens face a wave of proposed public spending as 100 million paying bonds loom.
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State Board of Education
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Iowa
Iowa State Capitol
Iowa Educational
Why New England Leads in Saying Accounts
The piece notes New England deposits per depositor far surpass the U S figures in 1912 and 1927, with $246 versus $88 and $524 versus $220 respectively. It argues Iowa voters back policies that benefit New England and warns tariff schedules will favor the industrial East, a trend seen since the Civil War.
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New England
United States
Iowa
Congress
Reasonable self defense advised in public opinion
Edwin A. Nelgon of Ruthven argues for preparedness and reasonable self defense over reliance on treaties or goodwill. He warns blind optimism fails in daily trials and urges practical prudence as safer guidance than lofty theories.
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Edwin A. Nelgon
Ruthven
Wesa
Air
Nelson
NEW DISCLOSURES IN AVIATION
Aviation safety guidance emphasizes reliable instruments like the compass, warning against overreliance on sight and intuition. Experts stress repeated experiments to prove practical methods as aviation remains in early development stages.
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On-Noylay
Hla Wita
Exhibitors at Chicago Fair Show Two-Year-Old Cattle
Mas showcases two year old cattle at the International Live Stock Exchange in Chicago. Visitors note attended by J. Broakenrides and Eametebure. Local breeders plan to organize in Des Moines with 12 arriving next Wednesday.
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Rathita
Fur
Des Moines
Emmetsburg Dominates Estherville on Turkey Day Rivalry Triumph
Emmetsburg High School crushed Estherville 35 to 0 in a Thanksgiving finish. Captain Jimmy Jackman starred at center with dominant both sides, while Hike Gommels and Disses contributed four touchdowns and strong passing in an open second half.
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HB. H. S
Hs Ancient
Estherville
Jimmy Jackman
Hike Gommels
H. S
Feld
Hytervilla
Eximetsburg
Ted
Jimmy
Emmetsbourg
Randa LE Higgins
Brechier
Turner ‘ Soper le Ragan
Jackman
Waldron Gommels
RG Read
Williams RT Knutson
J Boies
Fransdale Johnsen
RQB
Gardinier
Smith
Potter Johnson MM
Helesson Ganley
Tatrenes
New Meat Market Opens at Mallard Mallard
Phil Harrick and Dale Dean of Emmetsburg recently opened a meat market at Mallard Mallard In Indiana. The owners seek success in the new undertaking.
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Mallard
Dean
Phil Harrick
Aon Dale of
Emmetsburg
Mallard sees barber shop rental and pool hall lease
In Mallard Iowa a barbershop once run by Mr. Erie and Mr. Kendall in Havelock is now leased by Mr. Keywalt of Bradgate. Possession was given on Saturday as Erie contemplates future plans.
Mallard Young Folks Wed in Early December
Charlotta Steiner of Mallard and George Montgomery of Des Moines were wed in Emmetsburg by Justice Pfitmner. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Hattie Steiner, is a Mallard High School graduate from the class of 1927. The groom is praised by locals. Freckles vanish after boy struck by car in White River SD. fright causes spots to disappear.
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Mallard
Charlotta Stelmer
Des Moines
White River
South Dakota
Becauss
Farmer injured after nail driven into knee
Geo Pauk a farmer near Laurens ran a nail into his kneecap while driving off hogs. He sustained serious injury with possible loss of the limb. Mrs and Mrs J B Ellis and family moved into Mrs Alice Quirana residence in the third ward. Mr and Mrs Schacht leased the Critz residence.
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Geo, Pauk
Laurens
J. B. Ellis
Grachtinger
Alice Quirana
Schacht
G. V. Critz
Miss Dorothy Wilhite Narrowly Escapes Car Crash
Miss Dorothy Wilhite was six miles west of Emmetsburg in a car accident last Wednesday. She tried to pass a car and her vehicle went into a ditch, becoming completely wrecked. She was not injured and described it as a close call.
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Dorothy Wilhite
Emmetsburg
Miss Wilhite
Best Butter in U S Exhibited by Clayton County Creamery
The Farmers' Creamery of Volga, Clayton County, earned top butter honors at the National Butter Makers Convention in St Paul, taking the best butter made in the United States and Canada. A gold watch was awarded to B P Gerard, the buttermaker. The creamery was established 32 years ago.
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Volga City
Clayton County
St. Paul
United States
Canada
B. P. Gerard
Kiwanis Farmers and Business Men Stage Rock Rapids Show
The Kiwanis club and Rock Rapids farmers and business men plan a major show starting January 29 for four days. The Northwest Iowa Poultry association will also convene in Rock Rapids during the event.
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Kiwanis Club
Farmers
Business Men of
Rock Rapids
Northwest Iowa Poultry Association
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