Debate on Primary Reform and Public Health Policy
A long, mixed editorial piece argues for state wide primary reform and criticizes corporate influence in elections. It discusses tuberculosis, sanatoriums, and public health funding, urges state support for treatment facilities, and notes editorials by several newspapers defending tariff reductions. The text also comments on local political events, budget concerns, and the Panama Isthmus trivia, with various regional opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Usu
Uunvy
Christmas Recalled as Twins Move into House
The speaker greets an old man with a festive line then learns of a startling family update. The aged listener responds with a cryptic remark about twins arriving last night, hinting at a deeper or ironic twist in the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Des Moines
Edora
Smith
Burlington
Voices and Victories Title: Civil rights, politics, and court cases mix in 1900s news
General remarks by Charles EK Hughes on self respect contrast with a common pleas ruling in Cargo v McVicker where a mother won back funds spent by a minor on courting. Reports include J A Beidler on rural free delivery influencing Ohio politics and critiques of sugar and tobacco lobby power in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cargo
Mc Viecker
Common Pleas Court
Pittsburg
Hugh Simons
Hoboken
Lizzie Cargo
Norman
Sarah Mc Vicker
J. A. Beidler
Cleveland
Washington
Ohio
Herrick
Christmas plans and local visits noted in Ackley
Faulkner Tom Gimer of Atbent visited John French Wednesday. Mrs Henry Bonewits visits friends. Sarah Root in Minnesota with sister. Various local residents attend church, schooling events, and social gatherings. Christmas tree canceled at church. Sunday School to recite, 12 o'clock service. Recaps of visits, meals, and small-town activities through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Tom Gimer
Atbent
John French
Henry Bonewits
Minnesota
Sarah Root
Beck
Rant
D. Cobble
Geo
Wolf
Guy
Mra
Ed. Bisons
Mra. Peters
Frank Root
Mra. Heddricks
Ed. Cross
Walters
Lodge
Hathaway
Lowe Halls
Libbie Wilson
Lowe Falls
Sam Shnner
Georges Suanor
In Memoriam Ferdinand C. Martin by Local Camp
The community notes with sorrow the death of Ferdinand C. Martin. The Camp expresses condolence to his wife and family and pledges warm sympathy. A copy of the resolution will be entered in camp records and published in the county journal and sent to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PF. Parrott
Bindey
Grim Reaper
Ferdinand C. Martin
Ferdinand
Martin
America
Ley Wonka
Endian
Toter
FOR RENT AND WANT ADS SUMMARY
WANT ADS list items including a gold watch claimed by owner with reward for return upon payment of notice. Inquiries directed to Mr. Richard Palmer. FOR RENT shows a store room occupied by Mrs. J S Roberts on Wy change building for rent after January 1 by Exchange Bank. FOR RENT also advertises a good two story Main Street building with new paper and furnishings, each floor available. apply J M Nix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Palmer
J. S. Roberts
Wychange
Exchange Bank
Main Street
J. M. Nix
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Inter-County Journal
Ackley
Iowa
Towa
Hmingot Medical Ton
Ha Nation
New York City
Times
New York
Record-Herald
Tribune
Chronicle
News
Chicago
Economist
Register
Primghar
Frank P. Wright
Webster City Tribune
Panama
Atlantic
Pacific
Mathematica
the Gazette
Cedar Falls Gazette
Vane
Camming-phalia
Postal Department
Arculd
Uruel
Santa
Willie
Santa Claus
Ews
Charles EK. Hughes
Alumni Association
Dolar
D. C
Duc
United States
Secretary of
Philippines
Ways and Means Committee
House
Finance Committee
Senate
Tuy
Haus
Spnalo
Philippine Sugar
Ezra Blatt
Whitney
Charlie Raiseh
Mrg
Whitney Irow Rumpton
Whitney’s
Lulu
Mary Bangassor
Geneva
Lugie Preeth
Misa Myra Gault
Goo
French’s
Marlo Caroey
Susie O'Loughlin
Addie de Guntoer
Lulu Bungusser
Buaver Directly Bayt
Kraiyeh Farm
Tom O'Loughlin
Frank McGivsey
Alse
Mack
Junelar
Just
Meershaum
Wincelloot
Luristinas
A. G. Stock
C. KH. Doepke
the Clothier
Ackley Iowa
Saint Claus
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