01 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
1
Emmetsburg police presence increases in the town of Emmetsburg Iowa as authorities announce enhanced patrols. Publisher W T Branagan notes the development in the Emmetsburg Democrat.
The senator from New Hampshire says the farm bloc in Washington comprises a well digger a newspaper publisher and twenty lawyers. He notes only Hires farmers in the senate from Maine New Hampshire and New York attended a conference on agriculture. He urges examining farm records of New Hampshire and New York reps.
A collection of opinion notes and reports discusses American history as a defense against foreign propaganda, the Vatican and Belgium relations, the St. Lawrence Waterway, weathered politics, and projections about European and domestic leaders. It mentions President Harding’s stance, Chicago and Milwaukee as shipping fronts, and mixed views on governance and media.
A scrambled report notes a public figure tied to Prohibition enforcement and hotel activity. Washington arms conference leaders pledge to end their program this week as President Harding seeks early ratification. The article also cites calls for two new U.S. transportation commissioners and closer oversight of all shipments, including livestock and grain, amid state and national discussions on waterways and reforms. It mentions Ohio auto theft figures for December as part of a broad political snapshot.
G L B Patterson of Bowbells North Dakota manager of Rogers Lumber Yard bowbells earns top spot in the Best Kept Yard contest with a 100 percent score. companywide 26 yards score above 90 percent while Parhinas entry trails at 95.90. Patterson’s war service noted along with promise of 1922 contest continuation.
Mr and Mrs Phil Cullen of Whittemore visited Emmetsburg and shared stories from the old Blairgowrie farm about forty years past. The Blairgowrie force numbered thirty to forty workers in summer and about twenty in winter, while the estate was owned by Mr Adamson who lived in Scotland.
George Cameron, a Mason City mail clerk, shot his wife twice in Central Park and then killed himself. Mrs Cameron survived after an early morning call for help. Cameron was reported in a serious condition and reportedly did not want to live.
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