Heritage of American Patriotism Emphasized By Secretary Davis
Secretary Davis urges patriotic training for children to secure civilization’s future. He argues every child deserves high school education and a trade, to mold royal and patriotic Americans. He warns the World War era left a heavy debt and asks if America is strong enough to bear the torch of civilization for tomorrow.
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James J. Tavis
Secertary of Labor
National Republic
Davis
America
Jan
Generous Mr Baker backs cancelling European debts
The piece cites Newton D Baker former Secretary of War as supporting debt cancellation for European Allies. It notes the public would bear losses if debts are erased and argues Baker and his internationalist allies should fund any cancellations themselves, while France’s loan portion is already largely canceled per Mellon. The article portrays Baker as historically generous with public funds and unlikely to sway broader opinion.
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Value of inventory of community for growth and planning
An editorial argues cities should annually survey their industries and natural advantages to guide development. It compares inventories to a merchant's stock take, notes that choosing suitable industries attracts others, and suggests balanced growth over single‑mauge specialization. It cites examples and broad economic ideas from various sources.
Side Burns Etiquette and Tekamah Bread Sentences
Editorial quotes readers on language origins and the Tekamah bread and water sentences case. It notes public attention from Chicago Tribune to Darrow and Brisbane, outlines local opinion, and previews science and psychology claims on temperament and chemistry as trends.
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Neb
Chatt
Bryan
Darrow
Dayton
Tenn
Thisittle
Kingsley
Chicago Tribune
Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Aimee Semple McPherson
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Denver
Omaha
Sioux City
Lincoln
Clarence Darrow
Arthur Brisbane
Bis Little City
Fragmentary note on social cues and daily routines
Glimpses of unclear text describe routine chores and mundane moments. The fragment mentions a mother, canning time, a first of the month, and new collegiate cards, suggesting a domestic snapshot without clear events or named individuals.
Swine Demonstrations Planned Across County September 21 22
Four swine sanitation demonstrations directed by Prof. Roy Snyder of Ames will be held in the county on September 21 and 22 with locations and times to be announced. The program will cover swine management and is expected to be profitable for participants.
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Roy ‘Snyder
Ames
Defining traits passed through generations of livestock progeny
The text explains that livestock inherit definite human-selected traits from ancestors and transmit these factors to their offspring, highlighting a lineage-based approach to breeding.
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Ivestock
Counties Begin Tuberculosis Cleanup of Livestock in Iowa
On September 1 twelve Iowa counties started efforts to remove tuberculosis from livestock. Each county faces costs between 6000 and 10000 dollars, funded by taxpayers at about 1 percent of taxable value. The drive aims for healthier herds, healthier children, and greater livestock industry profits.
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Iowa
Rehearing Granted in 8 St Louis Freight Case
On September 10 C B Christy F E Mulholland and the county agent attended a Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce meeting regarding the Railroad Freight Rate Commission rehearing. The panel granted a rehearing for four southwestern Iowa counties to be held in Omaha in late October over the May freight rate increase on corn and small grains shipped to the St Louis market.
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ST. Louis
C. B. Christy
F. E. Mulholland
Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce
Railroad Freight Rate Commission
Iowa
Omaha
Mills County farmer urged support for grain pricing rate
A Mills county note urges keeping the old rate to boost returns for grain shipped to St. Louis. The appeal cites Mulholland's election as a Mills county turnout leader and calls for farmer cooperation to secure higher prices, predicting about ten to eight cents more per bushel for grain, especially cold shipped, if the rate remains in effect.
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Atc
Totla
Inet
Mulholland
Mills County
St. Louis
Troublesome selection hints at amnesia desire in Portland
Fragmentary note references a troubling idea where many would trade memory for forgetting. The text hints at collective reluctance and curiosity within Portland readers, suggesting a broader question about memory and loss.
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