11 Mar 1926
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
1
Disjointed musings cover politics humor gender and technology with curiosities about juries fashion law and irrigation. The pieces reference women on juries prohibition in the Rockies and a German type page machine amid scattered cultural observations from urban life to rural scenes.
An Iowa Department of Agriculture report surveys farm households to illustrate social change among farm women. It highlights driving, water access, indoor plumbing, power washers, and butter making, noting rises in home utilities and a shift toward household economics and efficiency amid mild February weather sparking nostalgia for earlier eras. The piece also touches on Catholic incumbency notes and a rise in cigarette consumption taxes.
August 1 marks the 15 day encampment opening at Camp Dodge led by Adjutant General Louis G. Lasher. Units include 67th blade headquarters 13rd and 168th infantry regiments 112th cavalry and 4186th ambulance corps and 18th field artillery is expected to train at Searwis during August 15. The article also covers political debate around a bill with Representative Green defending the measure and aiming for passage before the holiday recess.
Iowa farmers harvested 8,370,164 bushels from 72,282 acres in 1824, totaling 1,100,884 dollars in crop value. Figures cited from agricultural records under the capital dome.
The ninth district congressman Wim R. Green earns broad praise for constructive leadership, notably as former Ways and Means chair. He is heralded for honesty, foresight, and his role in drafting the recent tax bill, with acclaim from national publications and bipartisan press.
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