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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
1
Emmetsburg Democrat records listing W. L. Branagas and 90 Percent Publishers versus J. Brasecas entered at the post office at Emmetsburg Iowa as second class matter.
The article notes postponed capitalization for the Dallas-Dover tunnel project as funding remains scarce. It mentions broader issues with ticket sales for a convention and motor traffic regulation in Detroit, with 15 fatalities reported in the current year.
A discussion on a proposed world tribunal focuses on its scope to rule on international questions while domestic issues that affect other nations may fall under its cognizance. Advocates argue such a court could handle troublesome domestic matters impacting global interests.
Fragmented remarks discuss constitutional limits and citizens duties while referencing land rights, flag reverence, and national anthem. President Harding advocates teaching The Star Spangled Banner in schools and urges Americans to learn its words, noting challenges for singers and the need for unity.
Fragmented notes discuss alleged Klan activity, political figures like Al Smith and Tom Taggart, and opinions on Ford and Harding. It mentions Willard helping flood victims, radio mating pictures, and international finance with Lamont’s Australian loan. The piece surveys public mood, ethics, and national conservatism amid looming elections.
The Spectator reports Memphis leads in murders among 28 US cities, with Nashville and New Orleans following. It notes high crime affecting elites and foreigners differently, cites Reading Pennsylvania with few murders despite many foreigners, and mentions church consolidation in Canada and Chief Justice Olson’s crime heredity views.
The annual Masonic association picnic for six northwestern Iowa counties takes place today at the Fred Jones farm near Spirit Lake. William Turner of Estherville chairs the group with twenty chapters and lodges in membership. Members and their families are invited to attend the day, with Fred M. Jones of Estherville leading the sport program and Emmetsburg expected to be well represented.
Rev. FP E Henry of Missoula Montana spent Friday evening in town after visiting West Bend and Britt. He travels a wide Montana district supervising Congregational churches and remarked on Kin Carnie’s improved appearance. He has two sons and a daughter. one son will enter Montana State University at Missoula soon, the other remains in high school.
Discussion notes that electrically produced ozone can improve ventilation in schools and workplaces by injecting one part ozone into two million parts air via duct-mounted generators. The text also records an audience complaint about children during a band concert and urges quiet and parental control during performances.
W. J. Breakenridge president of the Palo Alto Farm Bureau reports in Chicago that crops in Illinois are not as good as in this section. Some fields were not sown to small grain or planted due to shortage of help.
Leeper once of Dolliver and found guilty of murder at Iowa City has been moved to the state penitentiary to begin a life sentence.
Hae Gieme fa New York Basil Godden left Thursday warning for Jefferson to visit his sisters Mrs Liudolph Miller and Mrs John Tasecl. From there he will go to New York City to accept a position in a well known business house. Mr and Mrs ScMiflett intend moving to Eagle Grove to make their future home. June 22 J Ewaldt bought eighty acres from Anox Brandenburg for $24,000 at $350 per acre. The firm is located Dye aniles quartionst af Yuil.
Mrs Hert Schifflet visited Forest City Friday to spend a few days with her relative J J Sullivan editor Grettinger. The trip came as part of a short stay in the area with Grettinger’s circle noting the visitation by the Grettinger editor and local residents.
Povshontae defeated the Emmers paseball team at that place on Sunday by 2 to 1. There was good play by on both sides.
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