Brookhart-Senate Contested Election Faces Final Committee
The Brookhart Stock contest over Iowa Senator Smith Brookhart’s election result nears a final committee review. The panel includes Watser of Ohio Ernat of Kentucky Carrawar of Arkansas and George of Georgia with a fifth member dead. Analysts note counting flaws with many ballots mis-seated or missing totals and about 81 934 votes lost or miscounted. If Steck is seated Brookhart’s path to succeeding Cummins strengthens though maneuvers loom before a final decision.
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Smith Brookhart
United States Senate
Iowa
Fentaco
Watser
Ohio
Ernat
Kentucky
Carrawar
Arkanesse
George
Georgia
Seater Spencer
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines Register
Washington Now
LaFollette
Breas
Steck
Murdock Brothers Store Fails After Ad Ban
EB L Murdock attributes the 18 year old University city ladies ready-to-wear shop failure to quitting advertising in Champaign News Gazette for years. He says withdrawal from the paper cut the store from homes and buyers, tried other methods without luck, and only after two years did they regret staying out of the newspaper.
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Champaign
Champaign News-Gazette
Murdock Brothers
University City
EB. L.murdock
News-Gazette
Advertisers Reawaken Interest in Murdock Bros Store
Arrangements with the Netts Gazette were made to carry Murdock Bros advertising into the homes of the community. The business began to thrive but then faded as friends seemed to forget about them. The infant press bulletin laments the delay and recalls the splendrous merchandise and values in the store, urging renewed notice.
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Netts-Gazette
Murdock Bros
Infand Preas
Silver City Social Notes Highlight Regional Travel and School Moves
The Times reports Wm. Jones and family hosting Alonzo Jones from Valparaiso Indiana. Mrs. Harry Pace and two children visited relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt, George Burgoin and wife left for Marysville Missouri. Allen Solifay suffers pneumonia while Jack Clipson, rural carrier on route one, is sidelined two weeks. Teachers and students return to work. Maude Flanagan promoted to principal in Mitchell South Dakota. Zelma Bays to Newton. Janette Strausthan to Ames. Harland Hendrix to Des Moines University. Georgia Derby to Des Moines college. Alic a Burgoin to Elliott. Wilbur and Wallace Felt, Mildred Sell back to Simpson. Fern Spellering to Ames. Adah Howser to Mineola.
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Silver City
Wm. Jones
Alonzo Jones
Valparaiso
Ind
Harry Pace
Shenandoah
Georgia
Q. A. Pratt
George Burgoin
Marysville
Allen Solifay
Jack Clipson
Hugh
Elliott
Wilbur
Wallaceil
Mildred Sell
Simpson
Fern Spellering
Amea
Adah Howser
Mineola
A Good Name And Names That Tell Our Character
O E Bacratt argues a good name should reflect inner virtue and warns against slang and false airs. He cites Native names and Anglo origins to urge honesty, modesty, and upright conduct so a town and family maintain a respectable reputation in era of steam and radio.
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Solomon
Minnehaha
Missouri
Towa
Dakotah
Potomac
Poughkeepsie
Ahallow Inlet
Jacob
Tarael
Nayld
Lyon
Cenger
O. EH
Redemption Notice in Mills County Auction
Notice that on December 4 1922 in Mills County the treasurer sold a lot described as Block 8 in Port 6 and 6 for delinquent taxes in Malvern to Thomas Windham. Redeemed if payment is made by a stated deadline to cancel the sale.
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Tox
Mills County
Laws
Thomas Windhem
Malvern
Windham, Molder
Just Across in Mexico: Life and Markets in a City Block
Observations describe Mexican streetside life, colorful curio shops, and crowded one-story homes arranged around central patios. Merchants showcase inexpensive lamps, wares, and festive Christmas eve scenes. daily life includes donkey carts, street vendors, and outdoor courtyards.
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Avery Curio Shop
Avery
Purso
Notice of delinquent tax sale in Mills County Iowa
On December 4 1922 the Mills County Treasurer commenced a delinquent tax sale for Lot 17 Block 24 in the original town of Malvern. Redemption expires 90 days after service. if unpaid a deed will be issued to Thomas Windham.
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Mills County
Towa
Thomas Windham
Malvern
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Bater
The
Board of Supervisors
T Steck
Brookhart
Campaien
Cummins
Ikely
First National Bank
Resaurowe
Banda
Beidt
United States
Seyes
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
National Boers Oe Weeny Owen Emis
U.S
U. S
Monay
Notary Pub
Porseat
J. Wibon
UW. TL
UME
BOLRG
Mexico
Rendreda
United Light
Jane Service
United Light and Railways Company
Priox
Emerson
Hastings
Poland
J. I. Case
Rock Island
John Deere
McCormick
Orpington
W. H Cramer
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