Untroubled living and clothing prices in 1915 critique
A fragmented critique from the era discusses untroubled living, lodging in Salem, and the impact of clothing prices on workers. It cites the New York State Industrial Commission data from 1915 showing wage growth in woolen and clothing industries, payroll increases, and the broader deflation debate. The piece notes profits, taxes, and consumer costs, urging a focus on remedies tied to labor relations and government borrowing during the war. It includes a reference to Attorney-General Palmer and mentions Liberty Bond interest details.
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New York- State - Industrial
Bureau of’ ‘Labor
Palmer
Sheriff Candidacy Notice From Palo Alto County
Political advertising announces candidacy for sheriff of Palo Alto county subject to Republican primary. Voters urged to support in June. Endorsers include J. W. Jackson and F. S Sheffield.
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Palo “Alto County
J. W. Jackson
Candidacy Announcements For County Clerk and Clerk of Court
Two notices announce candidacies for county clerk and for re election as clerk of the district court in Palo Alto Iowa. Both cite Republican primaries in June and a June 1 1920 date respectively. Names J C Moliton and E M Thompson are given as applicants.
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J. C., Moliton
Palo Alto County
Iowa
E. M. Thompson
Candidacies announced for county and state offices
Be B. Nefstead announces candidacy for Palo Alto County Attorney subject to Republican primaries in June. B. Frost and D. B. Kulp announce state senate bids in the Auth. District and 47th Senatorial District, also conditional on June Republican primaries. Algona Iowa resident H. C. Adams notes the bond guidance amid Liberty Bond market shifts, urging hold to maturity for safe returns.
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BE. F. Nefstead
Palo ‘Alto County
Frost
Auth
Kulp
H. C. Adams
Algona
Iowa
Havner for Iowa reformer fights for arbitration in labor disputes
A political advertisement portrays Havner as a native Iowa farmer and businessman who supports compulsory arbitration before strikes, firm law enforcement, state administration reform, and soldier bonus legislation. It claims strikes and lockouts harmed the public and economy, and credits Havner with a square fight against political machines and cliques. He stresses a definite platform and urges active support.
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Iowa
Havner
Jowan
Simpson College
State University of Town
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United States
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van Cami
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Jund
Swanson Motor Co
Opera House
Oxy-Acetylene
John Clemenson
First National Bank
Carris
Beau Brummel
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