Film Censorship and Economic Debate Spark Dark Winter
The piece narrates debates on productive value and loan safety tied to actual rental values, noting dangers of overextended debt for farming needs. It references public notoriety around movie stars, censorship in states with boards, and Townley’s arrest for embezzlement amid partisan league controversy and anti establishment sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abu
Maowledte
Mabel ‘Normand
Edna Pur Yiance
Mabel
Flm
Two Cedar Rapids Doctors Accused in Federal Probe
Federal authorities question two Cedar Rapids doctors over alleged unlawful prescribing. The probe targets liquor prescriptions tied to patients and the doctors’ breach of legal safeguards as they charged two dollars per drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Fragmented Text Reflects Opaque Peace Plan Debate
The readable fragments suggest a discussion on a peace plan and a plan for separation within a league with incomplete membership. It hints at proposals and a vote to determine terms and membership before any decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Ithout
Will Contests Show Gould Will Upheld After Long Litigation
Over decades courts upheld Jay Gould's will amid numerous challenges. Few cases strike down a sound mind disposition. Disappointed heirs often overlook the lasting right of a testator to dispose property, within survivor rights and kinship limits.
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Jay Gould
Legislature shows zeal in talk not in revising code
The report notes increased energy in political topic discussions while code revisions lag. It cites debates and club resolutions as evidence of lawmakers more focused on future political ferment than on substantive legislative work.
Republican hints Brookhart as possible U S Senate candidate
The Cedar Rapids Republic suggests Jones or Daly as candidates and notes Brookhart could be the Republican choice if nominated. The piece expresses cautious optimism about support from Republican and Democratic factions depending on nominations and party alignments.
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Cedar” ‘Rapids
Jones
Daly
Brookhart
Bunions and Broken Arches Explain Foot Ailments
The article notes bunions and broken arches as common foot problems. Causes include poorly fitting shoes and high heels. Proper footwear, exercise, posture, and foot alignment help prevent flat feet and related pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Iowa‘ State College
Chad
Budget reforms and political maneuvering in Iowa
The Iowa Senate discusses a budget system replacing standing appropriations, debating tax and spending controls for state institutions. Debates include a proposed resolution urging a broader budget approach and critiques from senators on farm and business impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sénate Journal
Code Commission
General Assembly
Iowa
Early ordering and care boost fruit tree plantings
Iowa State College horticulturalist C. Y. Holsinger urges ordering spring fruit trees early and storing them properly. He warns many young trees fail to thrive if kept too long, and advises heeling roots in moist soil to preserve condition before planting.
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C. Y. Holsinger
Horticultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
The Need of a Machine in Marshalltown Times-Republican
Fragmentary text from a political piece mocks U S trends and Bolshevik fears, mentioning Marshalltown and local opinion. The readable bits reference newspapers and popularity of machinery in a national context and hint at a controversial machine part in local discourse.
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Marshalltown
Times- Republican
Every
United ‘States
Totaoe
Jones County Farm Bureau Plans Annual Meeting in Wyoming
Jones County Farm Bureau members prepare for their annual meeting in Wyoming on January 18 with speakers Pedersen of Cedar Falls and Mrs. Eugene Cutler. The program includes committee meetings, a banquet, addresses, and officer elections, plus train connections aiding attendance from across the county. The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation meets January 15–17 in Des Moines with Jones County delegation.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Wyoming
Eder ‘Pedersen
Cedar Falls
Eugene Cutler
Pedersen
Iowa Farms Bureau Federation
Jones County
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Langworthy
Amber
Milwaukee
Oxford Junction
Farge Bureau
Iowa Farm ‘Bureau’ Federation
DesMoines
W. B. Meeka
Martelle
Meeka
Almi H. Jones
Ames
W. G. Tebo
Rugs as Floor Decor From Past to Present Use
The article notes floor coverings evolved from utilitarian to decorative roles, emphasizing gray simple rugs to understate background. Miss Ruth Spencer advises plain or tonal patterns, with braided or crocheted rugs from recycled materials, including wool rag options for hallways kitchens and living rooms.
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Ruth Spencer
Division of Home Economics
Iowa State College
Spencer
Bus Started Before Chase Ends In Odd Stop Request
A man drives a rickety vehicle down a street prompting a police chase. The officer orders a stop, but the driver says stopping would be a shame after two hours of getting the bus started. The report adds Manchester banks cut time deposit rates to 4 percent.
Boosting the Nome Team in a Fan’s Cheerful Rhyme
Arthur Guiterman writes in Saturday Evening Post praise for home teams and the crowd, arguing against critics who claim the town always loses. The speaker defends local pride and hopes the town proves its best in every game.
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NOME
Sons of Light
Arthur Guiterman
Marriage License Issued in Marion to J. D. Morgan and Dora Mullen
Readable notices report a Marion marriage license for J. D. Morgan and Dora Mullen of Hopkinton. The item records other local events including Methodist rallies in Dubuque with Bishop Stunt, paving contracts, and various deaths and marriages in nearby towns.
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Marion
J. D. Morgan
Dora Mullen
Hopkinton
Dubuque
St. Gilke'’s Church
H. C. Stunt
Omaha
Bryant Paying Company
Waterloo
Manchester
Adam Reif
Mount Vernon
Relf
Cedar Rapids
QO. PL Miller
Christian Church
Martele
Joshua Murfield
Jones County
A. Murfield
O. P. Miller
Martelle
Nancy Hatch
Hatch
Traer
Margaret Wilson
Chicago
Able McLaughlins
George Douglas Turner
Paris
France
Turner
Oxford University
England
Robert Cecil
League of Nations
United States
India
Sundeeroom
Wilson
Tama
Reinbeck
Mercury
William Newell
Linn County
Central City
Anamosa Eurek a News Bride Married in Marion
Miss Emma Young of Anamosa and Walter H Wright of Stow City wed Thursday by Justice Griffiths in Marion. Wright is a railroad baggage master. County supervisors opened 1924 with Glenn Peet as chairman and formed committees on finances buildings roads and bridges poor salaries school fund bonds equalization and trucks and tractors. Niles & Watters Savings Bank moved into new quarters New Year’s day and expanded operations. The 1923 court house basement handled auto registrations for 1924 licenses with pending mail orders and potential penalties.
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Emma Young
Anamosa
Walter H. Wright
Stowx City
BH. W. Griffiths
Marion
Wright
Glenn Peet
Taylor
Matthiesser
Streeper
Peet
Matthiessen
Hughes
Niles & Watters Savings Bank
Court House
Walker
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