Brookhart as a Neighbor in Graettinger Times
A satirical profile of Brook Hart Brookhart, Iowa lawyer and neighbor, praising his honesty and fairness while mocking his politics. The piece notes his Missouri origins, orchard property, and habit of wearing overalls while spraying trees, before concluding with remarks on his courtroom prowess and character.
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Brook
Hawkeye
Missouri
Iowa
United States Senate
Brookhart
Brookhart Earns Praise From Supporters for Character and Service
In a defense of Brookhart, supporters praise his rural roots and varied career as farmer, lawyer, sharp shooter, and soldier with an unblemished record. They describe his wife as devoted and active on the city board of education, and list his six children Ned, John, Smith Jr, Florence, Edith, and baby Joe as upstanding and well-regarded.
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Judas Iscariot
Iowa
Brookhart
City Board of Education
War Savings Certificates Exchange Offered by Mellon
Washington announces arrangements to convert 625 million dollars of 1918 war savings certificates maturing January 1 into 1923 treasury certificates. Holders may exchange before January 1, 1923, with cash adjustments, or redeem after November 15, 1922 for checks. Registered and unregistered certificates may be presented at post offices or federal banks. 1918 stamps acceptances begin November 15.
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W. S
Washington
Mellon
Treasury
Treasury Savings
Money Order Post Office
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury of Washington
Raleigh
Releish
William Allen White Leaves Tudge Magazine Over Prohibition
William Allen White resigns as editor of the magazine Tudge after a dispute with publishers over prohibition. White claims the editors favor beer and wine while he remains a Kansas prohibitionist. He notes a friendly parting and credits journalism for upholding professional standards.
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William Allen White
Tudge
Emporia
Kansas
White
New York
Mr. White
Invective Editorialist Fails To Get Job
A man sought work as an editorial writer at a publisher. When asked for a specialty he claimed invective, capable of attacking any side of any controversy. The publisher declined the applicant, noting the lack of a clear direction.
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Des Moines Capital
Orphans Need Help From Council Bluffs Home
The Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa caring for 260 children daily appeals for Thanksgiving donations to clear debt and keep doors open. It relies wholly on voluntary contributions and asks readers to send liberal support to address urgent needs and daily calls for food and shelter.
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Christian Home
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Christian Home Orphanage
Farm Directory Scheme Exposed by Local Merchants
The Retail Merchants bureau of Dubuque warns that con artists are canvassing counties to assemble farm directories. Schemers pair with a local printer, solicit many advertisements, then use public records to copy farmer names for a buyers list. The warning notes the plan has not yet appeared in Dubuque.
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Dubuque
Global radio merger aims to crown New York as world hub
A merger unites American, British, German, French, and Argentine radio plants under one management. The Argentine installation near Buenos Aires costs 16 million and spans 4400 acres with ten 800 foot towers, enabling direct North South America wireless links and a 10000 mile reach. The deal promises cheaper cable communication and consolidates Rus sian transatlantic telegraph activity.
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New York City
Buenos Ayres
North
South America
Ruslio
Canada Deals With Us Canada and Washington Representative
A fragmented excerpt discusses Canada and the United States relation, noting a British empire stance, ancestral lessons from 1776, and Canada’s leadership style. It mentions President Harding declaring war on Turkey and cites a drop in turkey consumption with rising prices, though details are unclear.
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Canada
Washington
Ngland
Executrix Appointed in J L Birkland Estate
Notice declares Mattie Birkland appointed and qualified as Executrix of J L Birkland late of Palo Alto County Iowa deceased. Creditors must pay and file claims with the District Court Clerk authenticated for allowance. Attorneys NEFSTRAD and CARMICHAEL. Dated November 9 1922.
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State OF
Iowa
Palo Alto County
Mattie Birkland
Nefstrad & Carmichael
Herrin Murder Ring Leaders Stand Trial at Marion
Five men face trial in Marion Illinois for the Herrin coal mine killings. They are accused as ring leaders in a massacre that claimed forty seven lives last summer. Local business leaders and residents question whether justice will prevail in the case.
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Herrin
Marion
Illinois
Ocean trip plans and a dry ruling drew reaction
Mr. Bryan is planning an ocean trip. The quotation questions who claimed the dry ruling would not draw patronage, signaling debate over policy and public response.
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Bryan
Graettinger cooks prove hash plates with clever ends meat
Local kitchen crew in Graettinger showcases hash dish artistry. Patrons praise balanced flavors and bold presentation, noting the team’s skill in turning simple ingredients into hearty plates. Street chatter hints at growing demand for the chef’s signature hash specials.
Reckless gas pedal action linked to ether smell
A concise assertion notes that waking to a smell of ether often results from reckless acceleration rather than exhaust smoke, challenging common assumptions about car emissions and indoor odors.
Visiting as a Fuel Saving Method Recommended by Bureau of Mines
The bureau of mines highlights several fuel saving methods with visiting as a potentially most effective approach. This suggestion emphasizes social engagement as a practical means to reduce fuel consumption.
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Bureau of Mines
Insurance firms warn singers as poor insurance risks
Insurance companies say grand opera sopranos become high risk in middle age as many are lost on the high C’s. The remark notes career toll and rising premiums for aging performers in opera.
When Greek Meets Greek They Start a Restaurant or a Revolution
The witty line suggests cultural clashes spark new ventures or upheaval as Greek communities blend traditions. It hints at fusion entrees or social shifts that emerge when Greek culture intersects with fellow Greeks.
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