Iowa stock schemes eyed as farmers seek redress
In southeastern Iowa farmers and others seek remedy after being sold blue sky stocks by slick promoters. Bank paper and notes flood the market with promises of distant profits, while banks take the losses. The Cedar Rapids Republican notes war time prohibition fate tied to treaty ratification and predicts a wet spell before permanent dry laws, urging prudence and caution.
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Iowa
Chicago
Cass
Cedar Rapids
White House
Senate
United States
John Barleycorn
Congress
Dodge Messenger
Ladies Winter Coats Selected To Sell At 25
Twenty coats from ladies and misses wool coats in brown tan mahogany copper pekin taupe on sale near sizes 18 to 42. Garments are single units made from new materials including silk velours and fur trimmed plush. Worth up to 70 dollars each.
Coats on Sale Worth Fifty Dollars Each
Even at this price we show many good looking coats silk lined or fur trimming. Short and long coats available. Every garment in this lot is really worth 50.00 dollars.
Ladies Fall Suits Bargains At Unprecedented Prices
Readers are offered a range of ladies fall suits in high grade materials including tricotine velour poiret twill and French serge. Sizes 16 to 44. Limited one of a kind pieces and multiple lots with savings from 39.75 to 49.75. Only a dozen suits available in one lot.
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Poplin
Serge
Blankets Discounted In Gray And Tan 64x76 Inches
Cotton blankets offered at up to 4.00 now 3.39. Double blankets measure 64 by 76 inches in gray and tan. Ption A offer indicates today’s sale price, with a suggested value around 4.50.
Special Blanket Sale Item From 1918 Basement Special
A basement special offers a double cotton blanket lot sized 60 by 76 inches in gray and tan. Originally carried over from 1918, the item now lists a discount with a price drop to 2.69 from 3.50.
Agricultural instructor broadens role beyond campus
The article notes that salaries reflect labor income and that young men with farm experience may pursue agriculture teaching with confidence. It describes an agricultural instructor at a Swinth-taghes school acting beyond the classroom, working in the field with students on farms. It warns a demand for agriculturists exceeds supply, shaping career prospects.
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Ara Gosius Ito
Atrieniuae
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John J. Sullivan
Graettindi
Elasa
State Highway Commission
Times Office
Callega
Graettinger
J. Cei
Shadle
Wildey
Leslie Wildey
Thrift
ILY
Peerless
True Thrift
Carl Spies Graettinger
P. J. Paulsen
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