United States policy rallying behind Coolidge amid anti American propaganda
A Washington message defending President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg argues that anti American agitation in Latin America is driven by Moscow directed communists and European radicals. It asserts the United States has preserved sovereignty, condemns imperialist tactics, and urges firmness in Nicaragua to deter Latin American plots.
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United States
Monro
Gouth
Moscow
Mexico
Daily Worker
Ubicsge
Printa
Bil Dunne
America
Nicaragua
Thess' Republica
Europe
Panama Canal
Central
South American
China
Ita
Dave
Cuba
Isle of Pines
South America
Coolidge
Kellogg
Farm Cooperation Growth Significantly
W M Jardine secretary of agriculture says the greatest agricultural movement in the United States is cooperative effort. He notes 1820 to 1931 reports showing active cooperatives rising from 6 449 to about 12 000 and business volume from 1 600 000 000 to roughly 2 600 000 000.
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United States
W. M. Jardine
Mr. Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Ita
Cooperation builds cities from small beginnings
The piece argues that cooperation turns neighborhoods into towns and cities, citing Lower Manhattan, Miami’s rapid growth from 29 009 to a six figure population, and Los Angeles as examples. It emphasizes collective effort as the engine of urban expansion and prosperity.
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Lower Manhattan
New York City
Wall Street
Miami
Florida
Los Angeles
Tolerance and faith in a sectarian world reflected in Burns poem
A column prints a poem on religious tolerance attributed to an unknown author and praised by George W. Jones. It contrasts old Hebrew views of God with Christ’s merciful conception, notes the patience required for evolving religious consciousness, and lauds Robert Burns for urging tolerance in his lines about seeing ourselves as others see us.
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Dit
Choceea
George W. Jones
Jehovah
God
Christ
Hille Land
Robert Burns
Jinea
Market for Wild Creatures in East End London
A fragment describes a yard where lions tigers and other animals and serpents are bought and sold near the East end of London. The piece includes a line about pride and men who can tuck a white handkerchief into a breast pocket without showing it.
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London
Josh Billings
Food value of sugar in a simple mixed diet
Experiments show five ounces of sugar daily in a healthy adult diet provide about 8.8 percent of total energy. Sugar primarily supplies heat and energy as part of a mixed diet.
Martins Save Corn From Ears Worms Now
A farmer notes a dry season with unusually low corn ear worm damage. Birds such as martins, bank swallows, and others forage nightly, aiding crop protection. A bulletin from the Department of Agriculture details an ideal martin house, suggesting farmers foster colonies to bolster field defense.
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Saa
Martine
Yarmers
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Walt Jamison
Thrifty Farmers Find Opportunities in Pasture and Milk
Fragments show offers for cattle pasturing and milk production. Mentions Mr Herbold, land worth noting, and crops like wheat oats potatoes with a hint of agricultural advice. References to rail stations and midwest locations imply a regional farming bulletin.
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Herbold
Atiow
Iwatoes
Imp
Sega
St Paddy
Chicago
Paul Case iberchtein and the Michigan probate matters
Original notice from the district court of the state of loth regarding the estate of deceased Alice Hall and multiple heirs and executors. Document lists parties including D. G. Jemison & Company and various named individuals, with references to resolutions and stock and property interests.
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Fia
Loth
le Golanty
Ouahs
D. G. Jemison, & Company
Partnership
MM. Mathilten
M. Myert
Mey
Ain
Eaacutris
Dudedn
Ratdutor
Alice Hall
Neva Sybertrop
Williem Lamb
William M. Lamb
H.B. Read
Bterts
Trinten
Virgil Rooney
Pal
Pal Corpocorporation
Ley and
Mattie Alley
Walter P. Alley
Pest Gtock
Fragmentary financial judgment case notes
The readable portion shows a monetary claim of 96 000.00 with a reference to a December date in 1950. It mentions defendants or plaintiffs and a court action seeking a judgment, but many words are garbled. The readable items indicate a civil judgment proceeding with a due amount and magistrate involvement.
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Ota
Mand‘ Aalkig
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Glenwood Opinion
Td Muted
Accon Place
Ated
Ayaa D. Choate
Mailie County
Fortigh Advertising Representaties
THE
American Prews Association
Aube
Ite
Tinker’s
Sonneliis
Upa
Main and Broadway
Council Bluffs
Mneumetica
Reueitu
Paul
Case Iberchtein
Nenschusetti
T. Q
Glenwood
Iowa
S. C. Davie & Sons
Grocery and Meat Market
West Side Square
Thrift
Mills County National Bank
H. H. Cheyney
J. W. C. Rathke
H. A. French
HURST
Wall’ Tse
Council ° Bluffs Auto Top CO
West Broadway
Geo. E. Masters
Glenwood, Iowa
Rexall
Kelley Glenwood
Omaha
Conant
Sanford
Henshaw
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