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A dense excerpt from a 1920s journalistic column discusses union labor, the Herrin massacre, railway shopmen strikes, and newspaper industry pulp wood pricing. It weaves political and labor narratives with critiques of leadership, advertising, and market speculation, referencing President, labor leaders, Jewell, and the Des Moines Capital. Included is a brief local obituary note: an 83-year-old woman found dead at home near Algona.
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Lewis
Herrin
Washington
White House
Jewell
Railway Labor Board
Boston Herald
New York World
Maine
Canada
Des Moines
G. Louise Anderson
Algona
Fenton
Wrigley Confronted on Train by Mysterious Caller
While riding a train, Wm. Wrigley, the confectioner, was approached by a man who spoke to him politely asking a question about engine cutting. The incident prompted speculation about motives and safety on the railcar.
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Mr. Wrigley
Wm. Wrigley
Labor Day Bakery Orders Sought In Grachtinger
Labor Day Monday September 4 will bring thousands of visitors to Grachtinger and create high demand for bakery goods. The shop urges advance orders by Saturday midnight September 2 to ensure full service and fresh breads on Labor Day. Customers may reserve items such as cinnamon rolls pies doughnuts cookies and more. Extra specials will be handled if orders come in by midnight Saturday.
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Grachtinger
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