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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented report outlines local Monticello politics with mentions of party leaders, committees, and voter impacts. It references figures like George Derek and Pyle along with concerns about earnings surpluses and city police plans.
The passage presents a fragmented, hard to parse series of names and phrases about a wealthy man, governors, ministers, and various places. It lacks coherent events or clear facts to summarize into a standard news item.
Fragmentary text appears to describe a legal or estate matter with references to individuals such as Keven Vie Chuvasta and a note about a sale or partition. The legibility is insufficient to identify dates, places, or formal actions, leaving the core facts obscured.
Chicavo residents vow clean up efforts in one ward amid allegations of conspiracy to influence poll workers and the murder of a political opponent. The trial's lead developer stands to expose ties and potential corruption as the case unfolds.
The readable portion describes a damaged OCR fragment mentioning offices, places, and names in vague terms. It references Lewes, a person or group, and a distant balance but lacks coherent events or dates to confirm a specific news item. The piece appears as an incomplete notice or column segment.
An OCR read presents scattered lines about rhetoric, trust, and persuasion, citing old references and proverbs. It mentions a Roman adage on presenting facts clearly and hints at applying persuasion in relationships and communication, ending with a note about freight rates on grapes.
Vague and disparaging remarks circulate about a political campaign as critics mock intelligence and vocabulary. The piece references public figures and national discourse, noting heated opinions and online chatter without detailing specific events or outcomes.
The report notes Gov McMullen’s frustration over slow progress four hours into a political effort. Hoover is described as a war man and the campaign focus centers on equalization. The story implies Hoover did not align with the governor on this issue. In Marshalltown, Iowa, corn conditions are praised and no poor farms or farmers are seen.
The Ellers father and son and numerous ward supporters face a political crime conspiracy indictment. The case questions a boss's legal responsibility for acts by aides, from ballot stuffing to murder, while under his direction for rewards. The Ellers deny guilt and demand trial.
A Iowa Democratic figure, Cato Sells, declares he cannot support Al Smith and will vote for Herbert Hoover. He cites Smith's repudiation of the eighteenth amendment plank and party discontent with Tammany Hall, urging fellow citizens to back Hoover as the duty of a Democrat.
A historic column muses on baseball's staying power amid rising golf and football interest. It recalls past fights, journalism shifts, and the evolution of sports viewing from typewriters to telegraphs, noting tennis gains and public appetite for varied athletic events.
Increandy moves with blithe poise in a velvet gown her lace and silk hair catching the light. The scene rails against workaday life and ends with a playful nod to a baking cherry pie as a lighthearted close from the Chicago News.
The poet Charlotte Newman presents a halting elderly figure with a silent calm. An aura of light surrounds her as voices whisper and she folds into the quiet comfort of a shawl, unheeding the speaker's call.
Minneapolis Journal reports Gov Hamill challenged by Crarge MN over endorsement of Hoover. Hammill requests Peek explain his endorsement of Smith and calls for clarification on political backing.
The article notes Tunney declaring he has fought his last bout while hinting at a possible upcoming marriage. It discusses film industry language issues with French phrases in Talkies and linguists puzzled by a South American boy who speaks no known language. It also jests about marriage impact on men’s travel plans and a flapper neighbor.
The Cesar Rapids Gazette notes a clash between high wages and low prices, arguing that the two economic goals cannot coexist simultaneously in the same country. The piece analyzes how wage growth can drive inflation, while low prices reflect market pressures.
A Marshalltown Times-Republican note predicts a man who buys a Towa farm and holds on to finish payments will enjoy a comfortable life by 1948.
William Allen White declares to Gov. Smith that he is a plain country feller, explaining a hidden horseshoe misdeed while boxing in New York. The Bronx City Journal notes Iowa leads in corn talk while South Dakota grows it.
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