Samuelson for Iowa superintendent renomination praised
The article urges voters to reelect Agnes Samuelson as Iowa superintendent of public instruction. It lauds her three years in office for constructive school reforms, harmony at conventions, economical administration, and national leadership roles. It notes wide teacher endorsement and calls for a strong ballot endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Samuelson
Samuelson
National
Council of State
Commissioners of Education
Wilbur
Hoover
Towa
Iowa
Ed M. Smith Promoted as Economy Aide for State
The editorial argues Ed M. Smith offers fiscal restraint and tax reform to ease burdens on real estate and those earning under $1,000 yearly. It notes Smith's Senate and secretary of state experience, critiques income tax, and urges supporters to back him over Lange, amid upcoming primaries and political futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed M. Smith
Smith
State Senate
Lange
Dubuqte
Shuth
Hammill Must Not Supplant Dickinson for Iowa Seat
The piece argues Governor Hammill's attack on congressional Republicans harms the party and elevates a candidate unsuitable for Iowa. It praises Dickinson for loyalty to constituents, farmers, and President Hoover, urging voters not to replace him. It notes Pennsylvania primary upset with Da vis and Pinchot and contrasts spending amounts in the race trailing Grundy and Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammill
Iowa
la Follette
Norris
Keystone
Davis
Grundy
Pinchot
Ciry
Senate
Pennsylvania
Ware
The Medical Quackery Dilemma and Public Ignorance
The piece argues that medical quacks thrive due to widespread medical ignorance and belief in pseudo healing. It contrasts modern medicine as a science with superstition and claims the public is drawn to bold but ineffective remedies, especially when facing dire illness.
Satan and the Radio Sparks Debate in Atchison Globe
The Atchison Globe extols radio as a glorious triumph bringing grand opera, eminent lectures, news bulletins, and world connection into homes. It warns the devil uses tech to distort good, noting fakirs exploit the medium for their purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Milwaukee Resident Develops Track Launch Lifeboat System
A Milwaukee inventor has created a method to launch lifeboats along tracks mounted on the ship’s side. The system uses guided carriages to slide boats from the hull into the sea, potentially speeding evacuation and improving safety.
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Milwaukee
Timely Quip For Him Who Likes Spice Of Life
Imperial Type Metal Magazine offers wry reflections on aging, home life, and social folly. The quips touch on honesty, usefulness, fatigue from overwork, and the tension between desire for variety and domestic life.
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Timely
Smith predicts vast political machine from income tax plan
Ed M. Smith Republican gubernatorial candidate spoke in Emmetsburg warning that enacting an income tax would create a vast political machine. He cited Wisconsin costs and staff counts, criticized utilities ties, and noted the public utility commission bill’s fate in the thirty ninth assembly. Frank Moorhead accompanied Smith in Sioux City as a traveling ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Ed. M. Smith
Wisconsin
There Would Have Been No Treaty
The New York World argues that if Admiral Jones and Mr Churchill had led their nations at London the treaty would not exist. It claims Jones would press for cruisers and eight inch guns and Churchill would gain free rein on ships under ten thousand tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Admiral Jones
United States
London
Mr. Churchill
England
Congress
The Breadline and Missions
O McIntyre notes contrasts between breadline patrons and missions. He observes caps as a sign of the down and outer, while the breadline serves professional floaters seeking food and shelter with rare conversions amid ongoing acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. McIntyre
Supervisors’ April Proceedings Detail Numerous Payments
Anamosa area accounts list April disbursements to water works, lumber, metal parts, repairs, and road work. Payments to Adams J D for blades and repairs, townships including Fairview and Jackson, and numerous residents for services, supplies, and maintenance appear among detailed line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa Water Works
Anamosa, Lumber Co
Adams
J. D
Austin Western Machine Co
Austin Western Machine
J. G. Taft
Fairview
Peter Eichhorn
Wyoming Township
R. H. Russell
Morley
Harlan Russell
Greenfield
W. O. Shaffer
Wyoming Town
Fred Heiken
Castle Grove
J. F. Brown
Martello
J. R. Kennedy
Onslow
L. T. Lorenzen
Madison
H. R. Jacobs
Monticello
R. J. Martin, Jr
Richland
L. J. Rohwedder
Olin
J. L. English
Clay
M. D. Grafft
Jackson
Otto Danneman
Wayne
L. D. Osborne
Anamosa
J. W. Callahan
Scotch Grove
John Schladetzky
Hale
Allen
Angie
Rags
Anamosa Lumber Co
Allen, Lee
Aagard
H. P
Anamosa Eureka
Ames, Howard
Bonar
S. M
Beckwith & Inglis
Coal Boone Blank Book Co
More State Jobs Highlight Tax Agency Expansion
Alta Advertiser notes despite income tax praise the growth creates new corps of officials with big salaries while a department sends staff across the state to verify last year’s figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Advertiser
Torrid Zone Warm Air Furnace by Lennox Company
The Torrid Zone warm air furnace uses locomotive rocking grates controlled by a long handled shaker. Women can operate it in a dress, with tight doors to minimize dust. It suits homes, schools, churches, stores, offices and can burn coal, wood, gas or oil.
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Lennox Furnace Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Marshalltown
Iowa
Toronto
Canada
General practice Calls answered in city or country
Office in the Burrichter building. Phone 236.
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Burrichter Building
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Chas. A. Doxsee
Association
Miss Samuelson
Europe
Brand of France
Volatue
France
Japan
The
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Val
Satan and the Radio
the Breadline and Missions
Lovell
Onslow City
Oxford
Washington
Briley Mfg. Co
Benhart
Louis
Behnke
Julius
Balster
R. H
Meeting Beach
Mfg. Co
Boone Blank Co
Buresh
Frank
Biere
Arthur L
Biggart
Busher
Joe
Wyoming
Berlin
F. L
Byerly
Loyal
Babusen
Elmer
Ania
Ernest
Bulgren
Lynn
Black
Lowell
Bodenhofer
John
Barber
N. W. Ry. Co
Crawford Tractor Co
Clancy, Francis
Carlson
Arthur T
Chipman, E. D
Clinton Bridge Co
Lennox
McNeill’s Hardware
J. G. Schoon
Monticello, Iowa
W. Burkert
Town
Kohler & Kohler Plumbing Fixtures
Colonial Furnace
Dr. A. M. Maurice
Lowell Brook
Dr. Burris
L. J. Swift
George Albery
Star Meat Market
Rock of Ages
J. E. Bateman
Monttestlo
Leghorn Land
Russell E. Lux
Hopkinton
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
Belgium
Anna Valanta Beauty Shop
North Sycamore St
W. Doxeee
Doxsee
Doxace
Avternsys At Law
Lovell Block
Medical Research Council of Great Britain
Farmers’ Mutual
Des Moines
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
Lowe
Sheldon-Munn
Ames
Worthington
Mien
TY van
Monticello State Bank
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