Iowa Senate Primary Outcome Promises High Stakes
Wednesday report predicts a Brookhart win in the Iowa U S Senate primary over Cummins despite Cummins backing from administration allies and postmasters. Voters face weather and turnout influences with women farmers noted as a potential swing factor. hall canvassing and organization differ, forecasts hinge on urban support and storm timing.
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U.S
BE. Cumauins
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookbar
Cummins
Falge Capital
Bsave
U. S
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Senator Cumming
Washington
Jardine
Iowa
Brookhart
Howard Clark
Brookhart Hall
Estherville Emmetsburg Rivalry Praised by Local Paper
The Enterprise lauds friendly rivalry after Emmetsburg defeats Estherville in a field event. It notes past bitterness fading as high school athletics foster good sportsmanship and mutual respect. The Democrat-Des Moines Register & Tribune is praised as a loyal, agricultural Iowa newspaper serving farmers statewide.
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Emmetsburg
Enametebure
Estherville
Emmetsberg
Des Moines Daily Register & Tribune
Iowa
Farmers of War
Noticeable rise in newspaper ad expenditures in the United States
The text claims a sharp increase in advertising outlays over the past year, citing Wall Street Journal figures for New York City rising from 72 to 59 million dollars. It argues advertising is modern practice and should be placed in newspapers, with various newspapers and editors noted for their assets and coverage to reach a wide audience.
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Wootcs
United States
Bua
Iew
New York City
Wall Street Journal
Wad Feng
Daily Times
Miscus Herald
Deirvut
America
United States of America
Hamilton
Franklin
Washington
Senators Fearful of Relief Bill Ahead of Primaries
A mix of editorials and political notes discuss U S Senate nerves over relief measures before primaries. Criticism targets Republicans for delaying action while claiming Coolidge would veto any bill both houses pass. Voters urged to punish such senators who fail to advance popular aid.
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Senate
House
Congress
Coolidge
France
Senator Adams Fall and Debts Hit Algona Area
The indebtedness of former state senator H. C. Adams of Algona is estimated at 200000, with banks valuing assets at about 75000. Adams owns 4325 acres of land, mainly in Kossuth and Emmet counties, and has turned property over to Central State Bank of Des Moines to settle creditors. He has been living in Des Moines.
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H.C. Adams
Algona
Algona Upper
Des Moines
Adams
Koesuth
Emmet
Central State Bank of
Mansion plans cited in Okoboji cottage retreat
A brief note recounts an individual planning to construct a fine mansion in the fashionable city district while spending summer months with Mrs. Ataims at their cottage in Okoboji.
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Mrs. Ataims
Okoboji
Fat Bullheads Reported From Lost Island Lake
During the latter part of the week lost Island lake yielded catches of sight to forty large bullheads. The fish weighed from half a pound to two pounds each and were described as splendid eating by Exomersburg residents who entered the fishing.
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Lost Island
Exomersburg
Lost Island Lake
J R Files Tied to Legion Vote Tactics for Senate Bid
Reports allege Democrat J R Files seeks to win the U S Senate nomination by deceiving a large share of American Legion members. Files, a World War I veteran, faces questions about his motives and methods targeting veterans groups.
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Legion
J. R. Files
U. S
American Legion
Whittemore man wins first in butter scoring contest
Whittemore resident Otte Klooch takes top honors at Humboldt event with 95.44 percent. Burt’s Paul Mey leads near second with 95.1 percent. 24 scorers reach 94 or higher while 64 tiles were shown. State official C. R. Conway spoke. banquet attendance nears five hundred.
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Otte Klooch
Whittemore
Humboldt
Paul Mey
Burt
Fred Rucker
Fenton
Pail Manor
Watson Shirk
Lone Rock
J. J. Boland
Bode
Henry Hangon
Graettinger
M. B. Christiansen
Algona
Will Hel Beson
Wallingford
Notch Building Inspector Forecasts Limited New Construction
Fred Smith of Smith Brothers Osage inspected Royal Lumber yards and believes few new buildings will rise this season though several places will see improvements. The report references Burzettes and a continuing cyner grant extending a few days.
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Notech
Fred Smith
Smith Brothers of
Osage
Royal Lumber Company
Memorial Day Address by Rev M Sanderlin Reflects on Nation
Rev M Sanderlin delivers a Memorial Day sermon urging pledge to the flag and Constitution. He laments social and political divides, calls for better governance, unity, and renewed civic duty amid labor, crime, temperance, and national identity challenges. Initiation mentioned at Bagte Grove with large attendance.
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America
Pacific
Atlantic
Iowa
Ilinvis State Penitentiary
Bagte Grove
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