Nominations Set For County Officers In Local Elections
The article outlines county ticket contests for sheriff and supervisor with multiple Republican and Democrat candidates. It notes the importance of peace, order, and county finances, and comments on Cascade road graveling, road maintenance, and the need for constant repair. It also highlights recent Pulitzer Prize awards to Tarkington, Garland, and Adams for American literature and history books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bodenhofer
Greenfield Township
Irving A. “Mirick
EB. B. Ramsey
Fairview Township
W.A. Hogan
Ad. W. Lusk
Anamosa
John Matthiessen
Lovell Township
B. “W. Streeper
Onslow
John Batchelder
Langworthy
F. E. Taylor
Olin
W. W. Starry
Victor Manternach
Emerson
J.G. van Sickle
John Morrisey
Board of Supervisors
Cascade
Columbia University
Booth Tarkington
Alice Adams
Washington
Lincoln
Hamlin Garland
Middle Border
United States
James Truslow Adams
New England
Memorial Day Honors All Fallen Soldiers Through Time
Memorial Day grew from mourning Civil War dead to a universal remembrance of all fallen soldiers. The piece notes the evolving tradition of honoring those who served with flowers and shared sorrow, reflecting on those left behind and the enduring rites of remembrance.
Interstate Commerce cuts freight rates nationwide 10 percent
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders an average 10 percent freight rate reduction nationwide with a 13 34 percent cut in the western territory effective July 1. The move should lower costs on coal building materials and other heavy shipments where freight makes up a large portion of consumer expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interestate Commerce Commission
Western
Dempsey Keeps Fighting Image Despite Europe Trip
Dempsey wears a monocle after his Europe tour and notoriety over Mrs. Joyce troubles. The publicity does not elevate him to a refined image. he remains a prize fighter with a tainted war record.
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Dempsey
Europe
Joyce
Ford Eyes Daughters of the Tin Lizzie Pilgrimage
Henry Ford plans restoration of his boyhood home and hopes the group known as Daughters of the Tin Lizzie will visit the birthplace in the distant future. He aims to preserve relics including his handwriting samples and phonographic reproductions of his Tribune trial reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Order of the “Daughters of the Tin Lizzie
Vote Pickett and Cole for Senate and House
In a call to Republicans, the piece urges voters to reward faithful public servants and promote sane leadership. It appeals to broad vision and rights of citizens, urging support for Pickett for senator and Cole for representative.
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Pickett
Cole
Chicago Tribune Libel Suit Opens in Windy City
The Chicago Tribune faces a libel suit with Mayor William Thompson as plaintiff. Proceedings begin amid sharp exchanges as both sides prepare for a high stakes legal challenge in Chicago courts.
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Chicago Tribune
Windy City
Bill” Thompson
World bankers in Paris seek balance for Europe
Paris bankers conference stresses finance over politics while eyeing a large loan to Germany backed by industrial assets and government guarantees. They foresee stabilizing world trade and paving a path to lasting peace through economic reform and a strong dollar role.
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Sioux City Journal
Paris
Europe
J. P. Morgan
Germany
Berlin
Mr. Morgan
Humanity
Self Reliance Against Paternalism in Iowa Speech
A speaker attacks paternalism in American politics warning that blocs and war clans influence nominations. He urges citizens to defend constitutional principles and celebrate American governance over omnipresent government aid. He argues for a united national framework and stresses the need for Iowa to attract and support manufacturing as a partner to farming.
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America
Debs
United States of America
Iowa
Farmers Favor Newspapers for Advertising Says Survey
A question aire to farmers on preferred advertising media drew 310 replies. Newspapers topped lists with 270, circulars 143, billboards 110, and movie slides 16. Farmers favor the home delivered newspaper as the most trusted ad medium both in city and country.
University of Dubuque to mark 70th anniversary in June
The University of Dubuque will celebrate its 70th founding anniversary during the first week of June as its rapid growth pushes property values past one million dollars. Separately, Monsignor G W Heer celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his priestly service with a large gathering of about 150 Catholic clergymen from Iowa, Wisconsin and beyond.
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University of
Iowa
Uthell
Wisconsin
Johnson County
William C. Rusten
University of Dubuque
City of New York
Presbyterian Church
West Union
First Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
German Presbyterian College
Dubuque University
Lenox College
Cornell
Coe
O'Neil
Red” Cole
George Olson
DeWitt
Howard Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Towns demand say in road improvements and bond elections
Anamosa Hareka argues that urban residents rightly seek a voice in road funding and bond issues. He notes Cedar Rapids pays most license funds to rural roads and bridges, with urban areas contributing to general road funds and high levies, while rural areas benefit. He defends interest of towns in permanent, planned improvements.
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Anamosa Hareka
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Jones County
White on quitters and the great drama of life
William Allen White critiques 20 000 people who walked out of levies as missing life’s drama. He argues quitters lack vision and are egotistical. the cure lies in self forgetfulness and meditating on history’s unfolding panorama with tomorrow’s big events.
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Sioux City
Young generation judged by character over upbringing
Sioux Falls Press notes that older generations warned the young would follow the devil, but many grow up well, shaped more by inherent traits of character than by environmental conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls Press
Jones County Court Opens June Term in Anamosa
The June term of the Jones County District Court convenes in Anamosa on Monday morning June 5 with Judge John T. Moitit presiding. Grand jury to meet June 6. no petit jury this term, with cases continued to September. Read list includes many new equity and contract cases, numerous promissory notes, foreclosures, quieting title, and injunction actions. several bank matters and public notices regarding county offices and nominations.
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Jones County District Court
Anamosa
John T. Moitit
Sal-Vet Co
Harry Miller
Western Flour Mill Co
WH L Clothier
Cooper Wells Co
L. Aimebaugh
Wvecount
Cole Mig. Co
Peter Prahim
F.rers’ Mutual Creamery Co
Crim Brothers Et al
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Joseph OQ. Phelps
Almira Arlingon
James Wyrick
Abel Warley
Viola Rice
Oxford Junction Savings Bank
Ralph Schooley
L. A. Waln
C. B. Kohl
Center Junction Savings Bank
New Equity
Joshua Crawford
Nick Benischek
Joseph Kostecka
Bila R
Hutton v
Alphonso Gowing
Kaufman
Baldwin
P. C. Stone
James A. Clark
Lena Meyer
Henry Loop
Frank Garside
Edna A. Garside
Albert Lawrence
Thomas Lawrence
Fred W. Hultz
M. Lawrence
William J. Corbitt
Mary Kurt
Paul Kurt
J. G. Wilson
Annie Powlshta
Frank Stehlil
People's Trust & Savings Bank
Vas
Philp Langschwager
Lowell State Bank
Geo. W
G. W. Walker
First National Bank
Olin
Wyoming
Fred Pankow
Ray Cole
Flrst National Bank
C. D
Millet as a versatile hay crop in Iowa
EB N Breas man of the farm crops department at Iowa State College notes millet can be planted anytime until July 16 and used as a substitute hay crop. Three millets foil tall common Hungarian and Golden varieties offer different maturity and yield, with seeding rates of 24 to 48 pounds per acre and harvest before seed full formation to avoid health issues in animals.
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Iowa
Eb, N. Breasman
Farm Crops‘department
Iowa State College
They Would Not. Harding Praised Yet Puzzling
A brief Bee opinion questions President Harding, noting optimism and platitudes and speculating how a pessimistic stance might affect Democratic reception. The piece weighs rhetoric over substance and political theater.
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Omeha Bee
Hardings
Monticello Beats Rock Island Shop Team 13 to 7
In a high scoring suburban league game Monticello defeated Rock Island Shop 13 to 7 at City Park. Levaen, Hubbard and McKeever led a first inning surge, Monticello pulled away with a seventh inning burst, and Byerly dominated on the mound as Ced Rapids observers watched a chaotic but productive display.
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Monticello
Rock Island Shop
of God
Rapids
Levaen
Hubbard
Calahan Ain
Okile
McKeeves
Pdx
Lochor
Calahan
Montrealle
Snyder
Guilford
Levsen
Babe Ruth
Montidallo
Byerly
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Marlon
Levien
Levy
Smith
Confare
Weichman
Broodiness in Hens Can Be Broken With Care
A poultry extension specialist from Town State College notes that broodiness, if unchecked, reduces egg production. Drastic measures backfire, so keep hens in close confinement under a shade tree, provide abundant feed and water, and use regular laying mash. Under these conditions, broodiness can be broken in about three days.
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J. Lu
Gordon
Extension
Town State College
Mr. Gordon
Proper handling and timing for alfalfa harvest
G Churchill advises alfalfa leaves make up about 45 percent of hay and 65 percent of its protein. Harvest while slightly green for better color and packing, cut in the morning or late afternoon to avoid rapid drying, and wilt before raking. Spread hay evenly in the mow and avoid heating to prevent spontaneous combustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Churchill
Farm Crops Department
Town State College
Ten Hours Too Short But Barbary Day? Nine?
The Minneapolis Journal argues the eight-hour day is standard in the U.S. with machine productivity, noting twelve hours is barbaric. It concedes ten-hour shifts may be needed in some cases but condemns the steel industry for maintaining a twelve-hour day as inhumane and inefficient.
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Minneapolis Journal
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van Kimi
B. G. Rees
Lloyd Soper
John Bodenhoter
I. A. Mirick
E. B. Ramsey
Rhinehart
W. J. Cochrane
Taylor
B. W. Streeper
John H. Batchelder
W. Starry
G. A. Peet
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Henry Carlsen
A.A. Clarke
Chas. Vozenick
W. A. Hogan
J. W. Lusk
I. V. Dautremont
H. C. Young
Rd. Plaherty
Imerson Cave
Victor Manternyth
J. QG. van Bickle
John Morrissey
Iknoy
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Monticello State Bank
Monticello, Iowa
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
Towa
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Eclipse
Tume
Harry
Rodman
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