Primary race rumblings and Hollywood talk mix in Iowa reflections
The piece surveys republican and democratic primary dynamics with mention of Brookhart Thorne and Pickett plus a nod to Arbuckle and Henry Ford. It comments on bosses controlling nominations, independent voters, and public visibility impacting state campaigns, noting Florida visitors and Chauncey Depew’s baseball inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhart
Clifford Thorne
Des Moines
Pickett
Sweet
Francia
Stanley
Thorne
John Dennison
Higher Wall Against Canada in U S Policy
Minneapolis Journal argues 1920 Republican majorities reject new Payne Aldrich era trade limits with Canada while Ottawa regulators move to promote cross border commerce. It notes $1.5 billion in American investments in Canada and that half Canada's businesses are American, urging removal of artificial barriers. It asserts U S protection built industry and agriculture but calls for freer internal trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Minneapolis Journal
Ottawa
Dominion
Republic
Germany
France
Congress
United States
Mixed Arises Failing Experience Casts United Outlook
The report from New York Herald notes a challenging period with mixed aries nation wide and the results are not encouraging. It highlights uncertain consequences for policy and public morale amid fluctuating conditions and cautious reactions from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Equity suits and bootlegging cases in Anamosa court
Judge Anderson resumed the district court in Anamosa with equity actions and a bootlegging conviction. Viola Rice et al sue Modern Woodmen over a 1000 policy paid to stepdaughter Ethel Farley. Ginsbergs fined 600 for bootlegging. Mrs Ginsberg argued coverture. Upcoming trial focuses on Pender guardian versus Bishop over a nonpaid rent and void contract for minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Anamosa
Viola
Rice Et
Ethel Farley
C. M. Brown
Modern
Woodmen Company
Marley
Farley
Ginsberg
Supreme Court
Mege Lord
Ginsbergs
Thomas Pender
Mary McKeever
G. W. Bishop
I. W. Suter
William Altman
Dubuque School Board Sells 450000 Bonds At-Par Plus Premium
The Dubuque school board sold 450000 of 4344 percent junior high bonds to Des Moines and Minneapolis firms at par plus a 8665 premium and accrued interest. Payment to the board runs about nine months with final payment by January 1 1923 and interest at 474 percent collected when funds are turned over. Maturity spans 10 to 20 years with first redemption in 10 years as bids were received from eleven bond companies and a joint purchase by two houses following an executive session last Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of
Dubuque
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Red Cross Notes On Child Health Weighing Tags
Health note describes first and second grade children receiving Red Cross weight tags with name age height and target weight to help mothers assess underweight or overweight. Obstructions of breathing passages noted as a major health factor. removal may improve growth. School program also teaches proper tooth brushing with demonstrations by a nurse and reminders for missing brushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Local Notes Span Crime Weather and Community Events
A collection of brief Iowa items with a 60 pound turtle found in Silver Lake at Delhi, Mississippi river flood damages at Muscatine estimated at 100000 dollars, and Cedar Rapids woman Anna O Neill recovering after taking iodine. Also a Waterloo slander verdict of 6500 dollars, a building boom forecast in Iowa, a triangular track meet winner Marion, Casca American Legion radio plans, and travels of Rev J B Albers to Germany. Plus Iowa honor scholars forfeitures, Grady Produce failure, mammoth bone discovery near Dubuque, Warmers Cooperative bankruptcy, murderer Kneeskern given life, a 17 year old burglar caught, Decorah centenarian Wilson Daubney’s 100th birthday celebration delays, and historical land purchases in 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
Delhi
Mississippi
Muscatine
Anna O'Neill
Cedar Rapids
Nettie J. Kingsburg
Charles Smith
Waterloo
Iowa
Springville
Anamosa
Marion
American Legion
Cascade
J.B. Albers
Margaret Albers
N. Krull
New York City
New Amsterdam
Germany
University of Iowa
State Board of Education
H. C. Doreas
Grady Produce Company
Reinbeck
Traer
Dubuque
Warmers
Co-operative Exchange
Essex
Shenandoah and
Coburg
B. F. Kneeskern
Castalia
Decorah
van Brooklin
Frankville
William Plotner
Iowa City
Wilson Daubney
Mr. Daubney
Lincolnshire
England
Winneshirk County
Monticello Telephone Announces Rate Increase
The Monticello exchange plans a business service rate adjustment to raise $50.60 monthly, targeting high-usage subscribers. New rates June 1st: one party line $3.60 and two party line $3.00 per month, with Manager N C Rice stating the need to cover rising expenses and secure investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Exchange
N. C. Rice
A Definition of City Club With Secure Lockers
A Richmond Times Dispatch note defines a country club not in the country as a club maintained exclusively for city members and notes any organization that maintains a place with secure lockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Tanlac Promises Relief After Other Remedies Fail
An advertisement claims Tanlac helped many and will help you, featuring W. W. Stickford as a local Jugent touting the remedy and urging readers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
W. W. Stickford
Jugent
Monticello in April 1867 highlights and deaths
Fifty five years ago Monticello records in April 1867 show delegates appointed to a Dubuque railroad bridge meeting, Josiah Bentley dies at Scotch Grove, and the Sand Spring Sentinel enlargement. Other items note wheat sales, a new dry goods store, village incorporation talk, religious meetings, school merit lists, a cheese factory, a parish organized, population and dwellings counts, a brass band serenade, and the death of 14 year old Frank Simmons after a horse accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Express
Monticello
Dubuque
Mississippi River
M. M. Moulton
Y. Bradstreet
F. FP. Beardsley
C. Langworthy
N. M. Smith
Josiah Bentley
Scotch Grove
Sand Spring
Delaware County
The
Express
James Davidson
M. L. Carpenter
Castle Grove
New England
G. W. Wagoner
Ierael Fisher
Anamosa
Duer & Estey
Galena
United Brethren
Old Stone
Ben Eilers
John H. Heisey
Amy Jennings
Sarah Starks
Eunice Starks
Mary E. Howard
Laura Smith
Alice Burnight
Ella Tryon
Amanda Baabe
Joel Burnight
J. B. Ross
Bowen's Prairie
W. FF. Floyd
the Express
Jennies Moore
Nettie Peak
Emma High
Crane
Babbe
Frank Simmons
Henry Simmons
Andrew Gordon Wilson Obituary From Hebron Nebraska
Andrew Gordon Wilson died in Hebron Nebraska. Born April 5 1861 in Scotch Grove Town he was a Lenox College alumnus and former Lenox College president. He married Elizabeth McKean in 1890 and lived in Iowa before moving to Hebron in 1902 where he ran an abstract business. He served as elder in the Presbyterian church and attended national assemblies. Survived by wife four children and one brother. Funeral held at First Presbyterian Hebron with ministers Davies and McKean. Burial in Rose Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Gordon Wilson
Hebron
Nebraska
Scotch Grove
Town
James L. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Elizabeth McKean
Iowa
Synod
General Assembly
Lfe
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Geologist
Ruth
Elizabeth
Gordon
Claire
James A. Wilson
Denver
Colorado
First Presbyterian Church
Davies
First Presbyterian Church of
Fairbury
Frank C. McKean
Central Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Rose Hill Cemetery
Synod Celebrates 75 Years of Lutheran Heritage in America
A long-since-formed band of German Lutherans founded the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri Ohio and other states, later shaping the Missouri Synod. Emigrants left Germany for religious freedom, led by figures like Dr Walther, to build a free Lutheran church in America in 1847.
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America
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Missouri
Ohio
Chicago
Germany
St. Louis
Frederick 111
Odset
Frederitkh
United States
Saxony
Lutheran Church
Atlantic
Missouri Synod
Walther
New Orleans
Lovell Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights at Library
The Lovell township farm bureau met at the library Tuesday night with discussions on a May spelling contest, a June county contest trip to Anamosa, and a Red Cross report on county work for the coming year. Activities included beautifying the home, dairy improvements to raise butter prices, and a film on the ox warble grub, plus a call for a representative to join a Red Cross committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Township
Farmurean
Red Cross
Leather cuts and dairy bulletins from county agent
Bulletin notes hides used for glue and leather best cut from the back. It also mentions homemade cooling flanks for cream and the destruction of the ox owarble obtainable through the county agent.
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Patty”. Arbuckle
Julia Rapp
Arbuckle
Fatty
Henry Ford
Treasury Department
Ford
Florida
Chauncey Depew
New’York
Chauncey
Neighborhood News
Andrew G. Wilson
St. John’s Evmigelent Lutheran Church
Lovell Township Meeting
Lowa
Cherokee
A. Peterson
Flo Saya
George Steen
West Liberty
Experiment Association
Ames
Gulbrangen
Lochor’s
Timothy Seed
Kohoo
Salie—Collin Pups
Q. A. Palmer
Hyes
Urs, Cochrane & Stabler
Adkcarman
C.J. Jacobs
N. L
Jenry H. Sehoon
Matthiesson Auto & Supply Co
H. Bohikon
Montulaalo
Schutz Bros
Times
McNeill Bros
Bott
Brown Leghorn
Gordes
Phong
G. Smith
Great Northern Bldg
H. I
Saln—Nees
Henry J. Jacobs
Plymouth
F. L. Berlin
Anumoga
Mary Burke Rich
Mast 93 Street
Cleveland
Cass Center Church
G. M. Brainard
Goodyear
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co Co
Dega
S. Co. R
Geo
Andrews
Monticello Motor Company
Poland
G. H. Gerdes
Yale Gang
Henry Prult Jr
J. L. Weber & Sons
Hattendorf's
Ehrismann
Rhode Island
Minorcas
Rocke
Russell, Lux
pBtt
Ikno
Monticello State Bank
Monticello, Towa
Wey
Jones County Trust and Savings Bank
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Monticello, Iowa
Eclipse
Av Linthas
Atlas
Johnnie
HARRY L_PANMAN
Mgr
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