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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1926

Page

5

Farm relief hopes fade as senate rejects key bills

The senate defeated the farm relief measures championed by the administration, with Iowa senators voting against the Fess plan and McNary efforts failing. The uproar over relief shifts to the November elections as midwest farmers face ongoing marketing hardships. The piece also notes Mrs. A S McPherson’s libel suits, a Commonwealth conference in Iowa, and local road bond session delays.

Congress Senate Coolidge Moore Inc Iowa Howell Tvo

Campaign finance reform debated in La Follette plan

Senator La Follette pushes a resolution to cap campaign expenditures at up to 25000 dollars arguing limits curb slush funds seen in the Pennsylvania primary. He cites postal costs and reform logic while noting the challenge of persuading wealthy candidates to restrain spending. In Iowa commentary follow.

Sioux City Journal la Follette Pennsylvania Hich Truman H. Newberry Senate Investigating Committee Congress Union

Threat to Wild Flowers Sparks Call for Protection

Dubuque Times-Journal highlights the danger to wild flowers across the state due to overuse of automobiles and roads. It notes that removal and damage by collectors threatens reproduction and urges aroused public sentiment, arguing flowers are best preserved in their natural surroundings rather than cut for vases.

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Politician Struggles in Dense East as Roads Improve

Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes a political candidate faces a tough path in the crowded eastern district where highway upgrades are visible and support may require substantial financial backing.

Sioux Falls

Poor Papa Dallas News: Texas family averages 4.9 persons

Dallas News notes a Texas family with an average household size of 4.9, mentioning the father’s awareness of the remaining fraction. The item appears as a quirky census or social statistic without broader context.

Papa Dallas News

Spain’s Ramble Through Antiquities and Modern Madrid

A traveler’s rambling letter on Spain contrasts north and south climates from Barcelona to Madrid. Immersed in bull culture, royal pageantry, medieval monuments, and late meals, the narrative notes Spaniards’ reserve, passport strictness, and the contrast between production valleys and rugged uplands.

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Local Obituaries and Civic Notes From Area Today

Notices report the deaths of Mrs. J. W. Long and Mrs. A. L. Herta, plus Joseph Dimond and Henry Haeussler among others. Career shifts include Vernon’s election to Marion schools and Dr. Henry Albert becoming state health commissioner. Community events span a Maquoketa homecoming, Chamber of Commerce plans, and a university conference on local government.

Delmar Journal A. L. Herta Maquoketa Eera City Joseph Dimond Marsville James Siver Mount Vernon Jackson County Farm Bureau Jones County Ludmilla Chamberlain Dubuque Clark Lake Hubert Minnesota Edgar Wieland University of Towa United States Henry Haeussler John Haeussler Manchester Albuquerque New Mexico Coo College James P. Ball Samuel Danford CR. Vernon Vinton Marion Schools H. W. Chehoek Marion Board of Education Buchanan County Supervisors Harry R. Willey Merlin Ritter Beaux Arts New York City Amercan Erope Verne Mangold Ryan Silver Lake Delhi Dyersville Mangold Henry Albert University of Iowa Don M. Griswold Department of Public Health College of Medicine Frederika Hyde

Crossing the Pyrenees Through Southern France in June

J W Doxshe of Biarritz reports plans to travel next week across the Pyrenees into the south of France. The journey will be partly by train and partly by automobile, described as a leisurely itinerary.

Chicago Henry J. Cox Weather Bureau Iowa Pyrenees France J. W. Doxshe Biarritz

Humorous Snippets Across Magician, Violinist, and Reportage

A collage of wit from various papers showcases a magician called to a youngster on stage, a streetcar conductor's habit, a violinist requesting strings, a girl learning piano asking for pieces, and a centenarian recalling a rough past. The clashing tones reveal lighthearted humor and casual dialogue.

Boston Transcript

California boom fades as Florida mishap shocks west

The California press finally acknowledges the end of the famous Florida boom. The sorrow from the western state over this misfortune is nearly beyond words.

Lincoln Journal California Florida

Woman awarded 35000 for railroad collision injuries

A Chicago woman sued the elevated railroad after a train collision left her frightened and caused her to bite and swallow part of her tongue. The incident affected her singing and speaking ability, and she was awarded 35000. Neighbors were said to be willing to pay the bill.

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