More Nut Schemes Compete With Private Gasoline Markets
Des Moines Capital reports a bill revived in the Iowa senate would authorize state and municipal governments to sell gasoline, sparking broad opposition. Editor argues government competition with private business risks socialism and endangers the American economic system, urging a clear line between government regulation and private enterprise.
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Des Moines
Senate
Iowa
Citzens
What will you do with your savings now that prosperity returns?
The piece argues prosperity rises with farmer buying power linked to wheat prices. It recalls historical wheat-driven recoveries and urges individuals to invest savings in solid wealth-producing activities rather than risky get-rich-quick gambles promoted by strangers.
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United States
England
France
Danube Valley
Ethics on Advertising of Medical Profession Declared Obsolete
A Fairfield Illinois article argues medical ethics wrongly ban paid publicity while praising unpaid editorials. It claims doctors gain free advertising through newspapers while paid space is deemed unethical, describing the ethics as a bank-like system and contrasting free versus paid publicity.
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Wayne County Press
Fairfield, IL
G. A. McDonald
Ethical
There Will Be No Sequel in Medical Publicity Debated
A critical view argues the policy hinders doctors ability to inform the public about medical advances and protects advertising quacks. It cites Dr Lorenz and chlorine gas treatment as examples of publicity shaping public access to care and treatment options. The piece contrasts press exposure with army publicity during war and laments limited patient knowledge in hometown medical practice.
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Lorenz
Vienna
Lolita Armour
Chicago
New York City
Army
Coolidge
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Sioux City Wins Cage Tournament Continued
Sioux City captures the cage tournament, with competitive play through the final shot. LeMars defeats Akron 45 to 15, as Gilliland’s team uses mainly reserves. Wernl scores eight field goals. Orange City beats Union Township 25 to 17, Merrill falls to Sioux Center 30 to 20.
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Merrill
Sioux City
Kingsley
Little Maroons
Sharp
Ridenour
Tye
Miss Clarke
Maryland
Liberty
Cleghorn
Sioux Center
Orange City
Ioux City
LeMars
Spirit Lake
Pinkey
Green
LeaMrg
Invaders
Sioux City Pos
LeMars McBride
Det
Parkinson McDonald
Fine Ee
Stebbins Twogood
Ces Wernli Brown
Singer Crouch
W. Gson Setake
Trafford
McBride
McDonald
Twogood
Brown
Parkinson
Stebbins
Wernli
Colling
Cal
Kingsley Gep
Lyle
Astebbing
Wernice
Hanck
Singer
Smithg
Freeman
Omoorec
Akron
Gilliland
Cagers
Wernl
LeMaars
Waterbury
Kk. Hammer
Stebbing
ByWernthe
Cummingg
OlSinger
Hammeng
O'fraffordg
Keenan
Munrof
Moore
Steffins
Becker
Missouri
Clarke
Union Township
Farm Bureau Township Meetings Set This Week
Elgin Township will meet at Seney hall Tuesday March 10 at 8 p m with movies and a local program. Liberty Township meets Wednesday March 11 at Consolidated school with a good program movies and entertainment led by the women. Union Township meets Thursday March 12 at 8 p m at Consolidated school with singing numbers and a lengthy program on savings and farm topics. Perry Township and Lincoln township notes included.
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Elgin Township
Elgin Township Farm Bureau
Seney Hall
Liberty Township
Liberty Township Farm Bureau
Consolidated School
Union Township
Union Township Farm Bureau
Iowa
Dorothy, Donald
Richard Eyres
Elmer Warner
Wesley H. Eyres
Agnes Laddusaw
Florence Keegan
Archie Mackay
Harold Warner
Helen Hoyt
Richard J. Eyres
Errol Smith
Mary Eyres
Trussel Williams
Pilgrim Fathers
Fern Peron
Ernest Eyres
Polly
Perry Township
Center School
Lincoln Township
Farm Bureau
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