Federal Aid for Road Building and State Supervision Debate
The piece argues Iowa should accept $2,259,000 in federal highway aid while preserving state supervision. It notes the federal gift totals $85 million nationally with yearly allocations and critiques the Taxpayers' League and Greater Town Association for opposing supervision. It urges unity for better roads without tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Wilson
Congress
Iowa
Ted Sebo
Uncle Sam
Thas
Uneile, Sam
Tnion
Greater Iowa‘ Association
Taxpayers’ League
Viewa
Iowa State Highway ‘Department
Greater Town Association
Bow
State Highway Department
Jung. Tlowa
Createn
How to Stand the Hot Weather
Dr Daniel s advice on surviving summer heat focuses on light meals and plenty of water. He recommends small frequent meals, ample non iced water, tepid sponge baths, thorough drying, and light cotton or linen undergarments to aid cooling.
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B.R. Daniels
Unusual War Weapon and Local Notices From Iowa News
United States ships receive three inch anti aircraft guns capable of firing five miles high. Farmers and Merchants Telephone Co plans to move its Hawarden head office to Storm Lake on August 1 after buying exchanges in Northwest Iowa. A Boone court ruling could bar liquor shipments to states except to physicians with permits. Accidents claim victims near Remsen and Struble on fishing trip route. A Rock Valley widower faces a pending marriage decision. A local column comments on gender double standards and social behavior. A Centerville child drowns in a cistern after a barrel head loosens.
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Farmers and Merchants Telephone Co
Hawarden
Storm Lake
Iowa
The September BYGIENIST School Children’s Number
The September issue of the BYGIENIST magazine will be the School Children's number. It will include articles by specialists on the food clothing and general care of the school child including teeth and eyes. Send ten cents for this number to THE RYGIENIST PUBLISHING CO MAJESTIC BLOG DENVER COLGRAD.
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Bygienist Magazine
Rygienist Publishing CO
Majestic
Denver, Colgrad
Aluminum shapes aid body cooling system design
An excerpt notes the use of aluminum components with channels for hot or cold water flow in a surgical context. It mentions a Vietnamese designer and references developments in body cooling or warming devices, signaling early efforts to adapt metals for medical circulation applications.
Stephens Ashurst Bill Targets Monopolistic Price Cutting
A historical plea for the Stephens Ashurst Bill introduced by Senator Henry Ashurst and Representative Dan Stephens aims to curb big city trade monopolies. It argues price cutting harms independent merchants, deceives consumers, and risks nationwide economic decline unless the bill guarantees uniform prices and restrains monopoly practices.
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Stephens
Jaharshook
Henry
Ashurst
Arizona
Dan V. Stephens
Nebraska
Preacher's Son Leads Two Parties as Hopeful Figures
A New York Herald reader notes both major parties chose well known men dubbed the "preacher's son" for leadership. He cites the fathers as clergymen and argues the label should not doom these nominees to failure, asserting most sons are ordinary.
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A Yeater
The
New York Herald
Wilson
Tughes
Baptist Church
So Crimson. Guich has experienced reform in quotes
Bronco Bol recounts that Pinte Pete and Three Finger Sam were hospitalized after a shooting during a Sunday card game. The exchange labels the incident as a reform within Crimson but omits broader context.
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Guich
Bronco Bol
Sam
Its Language Patter Revealed by a Little Bird
A witty note plays on language habits as a small bird seems to hint at how people speak in casual pigeon English. The playful remark toys with pronunciation and cultural vibe.
That fellow's name is Lance in the tale
A fragmentary exchange notes a character named Lance and ponders a surname Gunn, hinting at either intoxication or exhaustion as the speaker speculates on identity. The lines suggest a dialogue cue from a local feature or serialized piece.
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Lance
Gunn
Late from Blank Dri Patient Payment Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes show a medical fee payment request with unclear date and charges. The item mentions a doctor, patient and fees due, but details are unreadable.
Controversial Cable Leads to Arrest of German Agent Suspect
A cablegram report describes a German named agent, posing as a flour dealer, nabbed in Singapore after attempting to move contraband flour branded "Big Gan." He was jailed briefly, then released after proving innocence by locating stock. his message altered to avoid exposure.
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Ote
Paul I. Carroll
San Francisco Chronicle
Ty Fava TL
Chester Frigas
Eve
Fritz
Orler
Batétia
Singapore
Bate
Hyep Baltish
Ace
Stane
Ned
Jitz
Skinflint’s wrath over wallpaper reform
In a London Tit-Bits tale a stingy husband scolds his wife for repapering the drawing room. He objects to the pattern and cost, insisting she should have tacked it up instead, noting they cannot stay in the house forever.
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London
The Harvard Regiment and Student Service
The Harvard regiment story notes thousands marching for national service and duty amid college life. It praises cadet drill and devotion from enlistment to final review, arguing the regiment sustains university spirit through selfless service.
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Harvard
Fragmentary Text from Historical Page
A legible fragment notes a civic or public notice with partial words and unclear context, suggesting a damaged OCR segment from a newspaper page. No identifiable names, dates, or events can be confirmed from the available readable portions.
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Ing
Lowa
United States
Frye
District Court
Boone
Supreme Court
George
Edward Strobbeen
Jacob Raveting
Remsen
Struble
Big Sioux
John Kurvink
Rock Valley
Gistern
Alfred Thorson
Centerville
Iovon
Child’s
Stephens-Ashurst
Rata
Merbahia
U. S&s
phens-Ashurst
Cablegram
Harvard Regiment
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