Women Awake to County Project Work and Savings
A New York Times report outlines a county wide women's committee led by five leaders appointed by the leader to manage a five class program. Home demonstration agents Mae Gunter and Miss Charlotte Kirchner note women saving steps through tea wagon use and kitchen work while husbands gain farm accounts interest. federal road impacts limit private farm accounts projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orimerie
Te Teader
Mae Gunter
Fon Larsen
West Poowatiamie County
Waukon
Hersete Tani
Charlotte Kirchner
Weh- Hier
Stenry Ford
New York Times
Ford's Railway Model in World's Work Account
Henry Ford recounts his profitable takeover of a bankrupt railway and his methods of operation. He argues wage levels, labor board influence, and minimal disputes enable efficiency without overtime rules. Ford cites starting dismissals, current staff, and large freight increases as evidence of his approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Congress
Labor Board
Nac Haniel
Reading
Lator Board
Ford
Pithy Paragraphs From Lead ing Papers
A garbled digest from various papers notes political maneuvering around tax bills delegates and McAdoo. It cites McAdoo opposition and campaign chatter across cities like Portland Los Angeles Indianapolis Providence Boston Atlanta and Omaha with questions of debt, economy, vetoes and voter turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Opolitvenana
Conessess
Mioney
Choidge
Los Angeles Times
McAdow
Fort Wayne Sentinel
William Gibbs McAdoo
United States
Mac
Trotsky
Russia
Trotzky
Indianapolis News
Providence Journal
McAdoo
Gencemain
Echo
Boston
Congress Oma
Atlanta Constitution
Coolidge
Omaha Bee
Mr. Bryan
Official Call For the Republican State Convention Des Moines 1924
Official call to Iowa Republican electors announces a delegate convention in Des Moines on July 22 1924 at 11 00 am. It outlines duties including formulating a state platform nominating candidates for statewide offices and electing the State Central Committee with district caucuses at 10 00 am to select committees and two central committee members per district one must be a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Republican State Central Committee of
Republicans of
Coluum
Des Moines
Sven
Republican State Central Committee
Presidential Convention Call Recited for Des Moines Iowa
The call specifies that delegates to the state convention will be elected by county proportional representation and details the scheduled date, venue, and duties. It names chairs and a secretary, including Burnquist and Baldridge, and notes the path for submission of the call to the Republican County Central Committee in Pear County, Des Moines, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vention
Fallene
Enamey
Amd
Teresa
Owenty
Ebertion
Mats Coupes
Cette Proviefan
Michies
Pawa
Fergie
Official Call for Republican State Judicial Convention Tawa Iowa
Official call invites Republican electors to assemble in Des Moines on July 29 1924 to nominate three candidates for Justice of the Iowa Supreme Court and conduct other business. Delegates are allocated by county and vote thresholds from the 1922 gubernatorial election. The Des Moines committee will mail a copy to county central committees and submit delegate lists by July 7 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawa
Bes Moines
Iawa
tTo
Supreme Court
State of
N. BE. Kendall
Town
Milly County
Lst
Sperdiged
Des Moines
Iowa
Republican County Central Committees
B. B. Burnquist
P. Jh. Baldridge
Milk consumption rises in US per Iowa dairy expert
Data from C A Iverson at Iowa State College shows per capita fluid milk use climbed in the United States. 1923 averaged 53 gallons, up from 50 gallons in 1922 and 49 in 1921, with farm families holding cows drinking 1.78 pints daily per person and city families 0.27 pints. Farm families without cows averaged 0.775 pints per person daily.
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United States
Iowa
C. A. Iverson
Iowa State College
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
W. S. Department of Agriculture
Malvern Council Grants Cigarette Permit in Regular Meeting
Malvern Town Council met in regular session with Mayor Whitfield and councilors present. Bills from Farmers Supply, Cardwell, Town Service, U S Supply, Salyers Auto, and others were approved. Committees were named for Finance, Water and Light, Street and Alley, Purchasing, and Fire. A fire committee report on hydrant conditions was filed for reference. Colling Drug Company permit to sell cigarettes was approved. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
D. E. Whitfield
Couschmen Robbins
Slothower
Kance
Beam
Farmers Supply Company
J. RK
Cardwell
Town Service Company
U.S. Supply Company
Anderseen Company
W. D. Slothower
H. Beam
Ime
Street
Ahey
Kunee
Imel
Fire Department
Colling Drug Company
H. Beaton
Bible Thought For Today Memorized Prized Heritage
A devotional item compiling dated Bible verses and thoughts for June. It references Psalm 27 and Psalm 119 style lines, urges trust in the Lord and love for God with all heart, mind, and strength, and notes supportive scripture from Luke, Isaiah, and 1 John. It reads like a period weekday devotional card.
Cattle Feeding Should Stay In Corn Belt Plan
John M. Evward of Iowa State College argues against rushed cattle feeding schemes. He urges a careful, long term approach evaluating whether to integrate feeding or growing, labor needs in off seasons, use of horse labor, straw and clover hay economics, and overall impact on farm profitability over years before committing to cattle feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt
John M. Evward
Jaws State College
Mr. Evward
Perda
Does This Explain His Grouch in Prohibition Era Gossip
A note questions if Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler née Kate Lamontagne, cousin to the Lamontagne brothers known as The Society Bootleggers, linked to Volstead Act indictments, and asks whether she is related to the Butler family. The piece ponders if Nicholas Murray Butler resents prohibition because its success, not failure, fuels his grump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Kate la Montagne
la Montagne
New York
Society
Nicholas Murray
Real Estate Transfers in Mills County Week Ending June 7 1924
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa shows transfers including C A Harvey to J A Thorson WD for 800 dollars Lot 367 Emerson. G W Smith to W E Kerns WD 1400 dollars Lots 1 2 3 in Strahan's Add Malvern. Elmer Mitchell to Amos Dean WD 543 dollars Lot 34 Pacific Junction. Earl Saer to Kate Saar WD full details show unindicated half interests and a one acre parcel. May include other minor entries for Brown Warren and undivided interests.
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The
Recorder and Clark
District Court
Mills County
Iowa
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the Malvern Leader
W. P. Wortman
Board of Supervisors
Lawa
Republican State Judicial Convention
America
Council Proceedings
Jone
Jean
Dortehteana
Tam
Jenn Lach
Ane
Dune
John
Hall
Corarth
Cheney & Sy
Toledo
Fred Hall’s Shoe Store
Fine Shoes and Repairing
Mirro Department
H. R. Landis
Malvern, Lowa
Glacier Park
Rockies
Apace
Glacier
Burlington
Scenic Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Yellowstone Geyserland
Cody
W. A. Caldwell
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