Once the bane of the farmer’s existence
A bizarre headline records a shift as the feared pest or obstacle is described as aiding a local plans or schemes, signaling a change in power dynamics and the potential for new agricultural or land use outcomes.
Farmers See Debt as Route to Higher Profits in Midwest
American farmers, led by bankers like Ralph Van Vecthin, report rising farm mortgage principal payments as debt funds greater production. In Warren county Iowa, owners net $212 while tenants net $725 after costs, with farm debt growing as land value and ownership rise. Iowa farms expand, crop returns surge, and farmers increasingly purchase land to secure future profits.
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Chicago
Apc
Ralph van Vechtun
Continental and Commercial Bank
West
Warren County
Iowa
Towa
Xenophon, Caverno
United States
Purify Blood With Dr Pierce’s Discovery For Vitality
An old fashioned health ad promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to restore energy and clear eyes by purifying blood. It claims to prevent influenza, improve skin, and back disease with a tonic available as tablets or liquid. trial packages offered for 10 cents from the Buffalo treatment house. A Kansas reader testimonial cites scrofula relief after fifteen years.
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Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
Melvern
Kans
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V. Tilson
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D L Spicer veteran of six campaigns returns to Lawrence
D L Spicer a Lawrence native and longtime US Army engineer veteran who served in six campaigns from Spanish American War through World War I and in France with the 2nd Engineers returns home after nineteen months abroad. He claims to have visited every country with American troops except South America and plans to resume life in Ellsworth with his brother Will Spicer. The note also mentions local ads and tennis plans at Lawrence Y M C A courts as spring arrives.
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D. L. Spicer
Dr. L. Spicer
Sam
Lawrence
France
Chateau-Thierry
Spicers
Kansas City
Philnyines
China
Spicer
Pershing
Mexico
Mustard
Chateasu-Thierry
Marsielles
Gibraltar
Tangiers
Africa
South America
Leavenworth
Ellsworth
Will PT. Spicer
Possession of liquor becomes felony under Michigan law
Lansing April 8 Officials say mere possession of intoxicating liquor is now a felony under Michigan's new prohibition statute. The act bans sale shipment delivery or possession with six months to two years imprisonment and up to $1000 fine, exempting druggists and others. The measure supersedes 1917 dry laws and follows a court ruling on search and seizure in related cases.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Michigan Supreme Court
Dr Hyde sues Kansas City Star for libel in poison case
Dr B Clark Hyde files suit for 2.5 million dollars against the Kansas City Star alleging libel over quoted conversations among nurses at the Swope home after Col Thomas Swope death. Mrs Guy Mitchell and her son Frank visit Newton relatives as Mitchell is discharged from air service. Mitchell previously worked as a machinist at Newton Santa Fe shops.
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Hyde
Kansas City Star
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Star Today
B. Clark Hyde
Col
Thos. H. Swope
the Star
G. ‘. Twyman
Guy Mitchell
Frank
Newton
F. J. Ecke
Mitchell
Air Service
England
France
Santa Fe
Dry Yanks Weigh Mexico Border Towns as Test Cases
Border cities along the Texas frontier grow as potential gateways for international drinkers if Prohibition widens. Despite talk of passport removals and new gambling venues, officials fear border traffic will persist. Mexican cantinas thrive while smuggling is checked, making mezcal scarce and expensive for Americans seeking liquor.
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Laredo
Tex
America
International Space Zat
Mexico
Texas
Texas Military Zone
United States
Presbyterian Messenger Attends Topeka Presbytery
H. L. O'Neil of Black Jack traveled to Topeka yesterday for the Presbytery in session where he represents the Black Jack Presbyterian church.
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H. L. O'Neil
Black Jack
Topeka
Presbyterian Church
War work lessons to guide postwar centers in ten cities
The Young Women's Christian Association plans to establish industrial demonstration centers in ten large U S cities to apply wartime lessons on working girls under peaceful conditions. Mrs Leonora Z Mey, for Toyor, is noted in the report though some lines are incomplete.
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Young Women's Christian Association
United States
Lawrence directory ad sales and local notices
Kan sas Telephone Company manager in Lawrence to solicit advertising for the upcoming Lawrence directory. McCulloch’s Drug Store repairs on two cameras sent to Eastman Co. for service. Lum bermen’s association of Texas held a three day Galveston convention. Sergeant Charlton to join Charlton Tpsurange after returning from France. Mrs C Egéus, Topeka school board member, set to retire after ten years. Twenty fifth anniversary of the Davidson theater fire in Bibwanker with nine lives lost.
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Wilkes
Eastman Co
Egéus
Topeka School “Board
Kansas
Bibwanker
Los
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