Delay of Peace In Eastern Opinion Targets Wilson
New York Sun cartoon shows President Wilson in civilian clothes with a uniform sleeve chevron while critics argue his six months in Paris worsened delay of peace and pushed a League of Nations agenda over American sovereignty. They claim his actions tied treaties to a global covenant and harmed U.S. interests.
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New York Sun
Harvey
Wilson
Milcy
United Test
Perm
Amer Sovereignty
Ric
Avery
Surse
Paris
America
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
New York
Conimen
Ted
Presi Nt
Ilson
Stulti
Germany
Mar‘al Ifoch
Mr. Wilson
Europe
Asia
Africa
Wilm
Wison
Knox
Faris
Administration allies press to override legislature persists
A St. Paul Pioneer Press analysis notes a shift from executive control to allies of the administration. It argues the aim to override legislative authority remains, though the chance to act is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Iowa Republicans Free to Support Any Presidential Candidate
Iowa Republicans will not be bound in the next national convention to back a favorite son. After full discussion of the merits of the candidates the party will be free to support the man of their choice.
Methodist preachers lead drive for foreign and home missions
The Centenary pledge for a $105,000,000 fund to support United States missions continues beyond July 15 as churches in the Davenport district report local subscriptions. Notable gifts include Iowa City 18,965 and Marion 28,080 with many communities listed among contributors.
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United States
Davenport
HopHinton
Buck Creek
Monticello
Center Junction
Monmouth Ou
Viola
Springville
Martelle
Morley
Delmar
Preston
Lost Nation
Sabula
Wyoming
Maquoketa
Iowa City
West Branch
Ryan
Tipton Circuit
Bennett 20S
Clarence
Mechanicsville
Quotable Chicago Lines on Love Money and Social Life
A collection of wry aphorisms comments on love money dress and social behavior. The quips contrast summer and winter wear beliefs about truth and happiness and poke fun at relationships and manners in urban life. The tone is playful pointed and observational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Wise
Good chairman pledges economy in House appropriations
Representative Good, new chairman, declares economy will guide bills before the House appropriations committee. He promises no department will be starved but officials must prove necessity when presenting estimates, aligning with the committee's anticipated view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Appropriations Committee
Representative Good
Anamosa Supervisor Proceedings Open Bids on Bridges
Third day of the Anamosa Iowa board meeting on June 16 with Chairman Streeper and four supervisors present. Bids opened for bridges and culverts from Win Flaherty Kane Hanssen Anderson & Son and Bullock Bros, with multiple group and lump bids read and contracts awarded as read. The July 8 hearing for objections to a south road petition in Clay township was set, and the board viewed roads in Jackson township before adjourning to July 7.
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Anamosa
Iowa
Board of Supervisor
Streeper
Kruse
Shimerds
Bodenhofer
Hughes
Win
Ilaherry
J. J. Kane
W. J. Hanssen
John Anderson & Son
Bullock Bro's
Flaherty
Kane
Crroup
Lux
Lds
V. la. Hanssen
Anderson & Son
Bullock Bro
Sopa Sa
Ia Hanssen
Wm. Waherty
Sagen 'Bros
J. Lines
B. W. Streeper
News Of The Crops Crop Report Notes Corn Decline
The Iowa June crop report shows corn condition at 95 with an 8 point drop from a year ago while yield out condition at 98, 1 point above government June returns. By May 16 about 40 percent of corn was planted and 95 percent by June 1, with frequent rains delaying field work and weedy corn. Oats are yellow from poor seeding conditions. Illinois forecasts a reduced corn acreage and delayed planting with some 75 to 80 percent finished by June 1. oats are two weeks late and frost damage noted.
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Iowa
Illinois
Lesson in St Wallaces Farmer on cattle feeders' losses
Cattle feeders who bought cattle three to six months ago, fattened them, and now sell at losses face little sympathy. Market papers note speculative losses and advise feeders, but many decide to rely less on market-center chatter and think for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaces
Thriftograms by Abraham Lincoln
Quotes attributed to Abraham Lincoln emphasizing perseverance, patriotism, self reliance, liberty, and thrift. The ideas urge rising to difficulty, valuing independence, and promoting economy through saving money and personal initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thriftograms
Abraham Lincoln
Death of Geo Myers at Wyoming Meat Market Leader
Geo Myers, senior member of Myers and Moder at the City Meat Market, died Tuesday evening after surgery for appendicitis followed by infection at St Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids. He was active in Keystone lodge A F and A M and the funeral is led by the lodge this afternoon.
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Wyoming
Geo. Myers
Myers
Myers and Moder
Keystone Lodge A, WF. & A. M
Clemenceau Holds Firm On Peace Aims Despite German Pleas
The French premier Clemenceau stands firm on his fourteen points and the peace terms he seeks. He resists German pleas and recalls Germany’s wartime plans, arguing for decisive terms after the war.
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Aberdeen
Clemenceau
Germany
Road petitions hearing set in Clay township Jones county Iowa
Notice announces a July hearing at the Jones county Court House in Anamosa Iowa on road petitions from Clay township residents seeking an additional county road system. The Board of Supervisors will consider recommending a route to the Highway Commission and all objections must be presented at the hearing. Dated June 17 1919. County Auditor I B nes
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Cedar Courty
Linn County
Cedar County
James A. Trotter
Cedar Rapids
Trotter
Tipton
Clay Township
Jones County
Towa
Board of Supervisor's
Court House
Annamosya
Iowa
Highway Commission
Anamosa
I. Bmnes
Executors' Notice in Jones County Iowa
Public notice announces Louise C. Warns Mary S. Dirks and Minnie I. Wolken named executors of the Mary V. Wilken estate as appointed by the District Court of Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file their claims with the clerk sworn and within legal time. debtors should immediate pay and cover costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa June 10 1919. Te. J. Reed attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Mary v. Wilken
Anamosa
Towa
A. D
Louise C. Warns
Mary
Dirks
Minnie I. Wolken
Te. J. Reed
Monti cello Building Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Monti cello Building Company based in Monticello Iowa. Articles outline real estate and property operations, board of five directors, officers elected annually, capital stock twenty thousand dollars with cash payment required, and two thirds stock vote to amend articles. Continuous twenty year corporate term from certificate issuance.
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Monticello
Corportion
V. Hiaussen
J. W. Coxsee
H. M. Carpenter
I. P. Stuhler
Hong
F. Kettlitz
SS. Richardson
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Tipton Advertiser
Henry Heinaman
William Ottsen
F. C. Klipp
Heinaman
Klipp
Dunshee
Des Moines
Jim Pierce
Iowa Homestead
George Bannick
Bennett
Boling
Good Centenary Solicitors
Good For Economy
Standpatter Clemenceau
Websters New International
New International
G.& C. Merriam Co
Springfield, Mass
United Pump & Power CO
Milwa
Tom Carson
Mark
Goodrich
Akron
Ohio
Silvertown
Goodrich Tires
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Theober
Michigan Ave
Chicago
C. H. Schipman
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