Newlin Advises Returning to 1914 Production Levels
Wallace's Farmer field representative J J Newlin visited Glenwood and Pacific Junction to view registered Holsteins and a Poland China herd. A WWI correspondent and agricultural economist, he urged a return to production in line with 1914 levels, warning against prolonged readjustment and urging work and pay.
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J. J. ‘Lin
Newlin
Glenwood
Frank Andersen
Poland
Pacific Junction
Wallace
France
Belgium
England
Iowa Farmers Urged to Cut Auto Costs to Stabilize Finances
Editor of Penghe criticizes current financial nation while Des Moines Town Farm Bureau meeting cites President Andrews of the State Bankers Association. He urges Iowa farmers to adopt a land basin basis and reduce automobile operation costs. Iowa's 487,265 autos reportedly cost at least $260 million in upkeep and depreciation, exceeding the 1920 corn crop value by about $40 million.
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Penghe
Town Farm Burea Federation
Des Moin
Chicago Drovers Journal
Andrews
State Bankers’ Association
Atle
Iowa
If Andrews
The Mirror Standard for a Real Newspaper
A discussion on fair reporting and public trust urging equal treatment of all readers. It argues against hiding events or distorting facts and uses the mirror metaphor to stress accurate reflection of Shenandoah area news.
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Shenandoah
Sentinel-Post on newspaper ethics and truthfulness
A Sentinel-Post editorial warns sensationalism harms credibility, urging verification and prompt correction of errors. It argues publishers must retain independent judgment over content, noting loss of control could spell the obituary of a paper.
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Sentinel-Post
Clarinda Lawn Mower Co Seeks Receiver After Bank Failure
The Clarinda Lawn Mower company filed for bankruptcy and asked a receiver be appointed, tied to the recent closing of Clarinda Trust and Savings Bank. The bank's collapse cut winter financing, with the venture owing substantial debts despite earlier profits and $250,000 in yearly inflow to Clarinda, including $45,000 for labor. The firm formed twelve years ago, aided local employment, and faced difficulties despite potential improvement if operations resumed. The report notes manufacturing debt tied to the broader industrial ventures around the lawn mower and electric washing machine.
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Clarinda Lawn Mower Company
Clarinda Trust and Savings Bank
Clarinda
Sidney Argus
Malvern Meeting Draws Large Crowd and Banquet
One hundred fifty registered at the Malvern county meeting held in Malvern in April. Swain & Sons Duroc Jersey hog sale last week yielded strong prices with 54 head averaging 130 dollars and a top of 485 dollars to P. M. Wright of Kansas City. Malvern Community Club elected officers Geo White, Harry R Landis, J E Randerson, C B Royce following a banquet. City name plates for autos are being issued with 250 planned, Malvern branding for advertising. Montgomery county bonds sold at a premium of 6075 dollars to a Chicago bond house. G L Soliday escaped a bridge collision when a train obscured view on a high bridge at Balfour.
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Geo. H. White
Mills County Fair Association
Iowa
Bedford
Malvern
Mills County Sunday School Association
Methodist Church
Harry Landis
A. E. Cook
Glenwood
Emer
Champion Hill
Swain & Sons Duroc
Jersey
P. M. Wright
Kansas City
Malvern Community Club
A. Ring
Geo. White
Harry R. Landis
J. E. Randerson
Treas
Royce
Montgomery County
Chicago
Mentho Sulphur Eczema Remedy Promises Fast Relief
Aern note describes Mentho Sulphur as a skin treatment for eczema with burning eyes itching and irritation. It claims the sulphur preparation destroys germs and brings fast relief soothing the skin leaving it clear and smooth. Sufferers are advised to obtain a small jar from a good druggist and apply like cold cream.
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Ood
Red Pepper Rub Offers Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
The penetrating heat of Red Pepper Rub provides almost instant relief from rheumatism pleurisy colds lumbago neuritis backache strains sprains sore muscles and stiff joints. It quickly warms congested spots within minutes, improving blood circulation and easing pain. Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers costs little at any drug store and is advertised as fast relief for chest colds.
Nightwatch and depot waiting room changes in Silver City
Nightwatch Kurtz bumped into two men in the depot waiting room around 2 a.m. after train No. 3 from the south. A light will stay lit until the late train passes, with a key now issued for night security. Minor injuries were reported to Mr Osborne and Mr Soliday, but no serious harm occurred. Mrs. Hillis of Glenwood spoke at the Baptist church on reform and renewed dedication, addressing women and girls. The piece ends with an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming health benefits for liver and bowels.
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Kurtz
Silver City Times
Ely's Cream Balm for quick relief from head colds
Count fifty Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos trils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more entuling hawking mucous discharge dryness or headache. Get a small bottle from your druggist and apply a little in your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage soothing the mucous membrane. Relief is instant.
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Glenwood Opinion
Wayne D. Choate
Frank W. Choate
Business Mgr
Congress
Mills County
Merican Press
G. L. Soliday
Balfour
Osborne
Egzema
R O. Jackson
Referee
Mr. Harding
Hollister
Humphrey & Howe
California
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Royal Gorge
Scenic Colorado
Majestic Rockies
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Feather River
Sierras
Burlington
J. L. Waterman
Hartman’s Bakery
Mills County National Bank the Bank of Personal Attention
H. H. Cheyney
W.C. Rathke
Ane
H. A. French
Cashier
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