A Plea For Us All About Small Town Editors
A New York paper mocks two presidential nominees for having edited small town newspapers. The argument extols small town editors as well trained, patient and connected to communities, noting many great metropolitan editors began in small towns. The essay praises Harding and Cox as examples of public citizens shaped by newsroom experience. It argues local training builds experience, judgment, and public rapport across American life.
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New York
Harding
Mr. Cox
United States Senate
Denver Times
Advertising in the Herald Review draws broader trade
Merchants gain two results by advertising in the Herald Review. It engages local customers who see the merchant as a hustler and visit the store, and it attracts readers from distant cities who compare ads across papers. A strong ad presence influences where shoppers trade, compared with Minneapolis and St Paul papers.
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Herald Review
Anoka
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Don’t Kick Your Town A reflection on local loyalty and fault finders
A News Eagle column from Van Buren Indiana urges residents to defend and support their town. It warns chronic critics harm themselves more than the community, noting loyal neighbors remain constructive while negative voices are remembered and dismissed.
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News Eagle
van Buren
Indiana
Thurman High School Bride of Detroit Native Miss Vesta Meyer
Miss Vesta Meyer, Thurman high school music instructor, wed Jack Royer of Detroit on October 21. She returned to teaching Monday and will continue work for the year. Pupils celebrated with congratulations and rice. Also, Thurman Consolidated schools began a new building project with contract awarded to John S. Gebuhr of Council Bluffs and plumbing work by Joe Hanson for 8 761 dollars.
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Thurman High School
Vesta Meyer
Jack Royer
Detroit
Miss Meyer
Royer
Thurman Consolidated Schools
John S. Gebuhr
Council Bluffs
Joe Hanson
Hold Grain From Market Warns Iowa Farmers
The Iowa Farm Bureau federation urges farmers to withhold corn oats wheat and other grain and to refrain from buying only necessities of life. They cite a tremendous market break and argue no justification for price declines. Costs show wheat 1.88 per bushel oats 0.75. corn cost forthcoming. A modest price floor and a market reaction are urged to avert financial ruin.
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Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
E. G. Cunningham
Cunningham
Political Speaking Boils Over in Fremont County Campaign
Reports say campaign rhetoric is intensifying in Fremont County with speeches planned by Republican figures. R B Wallace of Council Bluffs addressed voters at the opera house Saturday seeking support. Friday saw Col William P Chantland of Fort Dodge deliver a Republican address, noting a college club connection with Judge T S Stevens and criticizing the league of nations.
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Fremont County
R. B. Wallace
Council Bluffs
Opera House
Wm. P. Chantland
Fort Dodge
T. S. Stevens
Chantland
League of Nations
Democratic Speaker Finds Warm Welcome in Split House
On Tuesday evening Mrs George Harnagle of Des Moines spoke for the democratic side, addressing a full house and holding a late gathering. A rapid fire speaker she left Republicans a bit heated, in a city where the house is divided as her husband, a Republican, was a district judge primary candidate.
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George Harnagle
Des Moines
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