Democratic party turmoil and Thanksgiving reflections amid 1930s debates
A fragmented Monticello Express column critiques Democratic cohesion and a split party strategy while praising Thanksgiving as a family holiday. It argues Democrats must unite on cohesive issues, drop past divisions, and avoid a flawed standard bearer, with mentions of Christmas or civic concerns and a chaotic postures in politics.
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Hau
Peimarny
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Stell
Tarmany
Vestris Disaster and Cruise Tourism Demand
The article describes a maritime disaster involving the Vestris and details how cruise ships source luxury goods from distant ports and assemble equipment for short stays. It notes an ongoing global effort by foreign agents to outfit ships for American cruise passengers traveling for brief leisure across distant regions.
Turmoil in Cowal Politics Mentioned Amid Prohibition Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Torenge Houseboat Humboldt and figures like Murray Butler and Raskob. The text hints at political contention around prohibition, slogans, and college presidents amid party lines. Readable names include ST.ANDON and General Fleetite ties, with scattered aims and affiliations surfacing in a chaotic summary.
Toes Moines Hevister May and Farm Legislation
A skeptical view warns against a hurried farm bill rushed through by Secretary Jardine and signed by President Coolidge. The author argues that orderly debate and Hoover leadership are needed to address farm issues, avoiding a rushed short session.
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West
Hoover
Congress
Jardine
Coolidge
Arkansas ban on evolution terms sparks school dictionary debate
A law in Arkansas bans terms from dictionaries that teach evolution and descent of man. Superintendent J P Womack noted the International Dictionary’s definition of evolution falls under the ban. The article also mentions weather and seed price trends, including higher costs for some seeds and unusual winter conditions.
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Sioux City Journal
Arkansas
Wooster
Inon
J.P. Womack
Amie
Edler
Heoukinton Magazine Debate on Faculty Involvement
A fragment discusses magazine con cerns in seneeia about publishers relying on faculty to oversee competitions. Opponents call subscriptions a nuisance and urge no burdens on schools or solicitors, while supporters argue for backing amid student subscriptions.
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Heoukinton
Seneeia
Book Chat laments misquote and misread of a woman
In Sioux City Journal a columnist notes being quoted in the Monticello Express about a woman who said she was a poor conversationalist as she never had a baby or an operation and is not trying to get them The piece then shifts to mention cattle producer talk claiming salt as white gold of the animal kingdom and asserts all livestock classes need it
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Charlotte Hubbard Prescott
Sioux City Journal
Monticello Express
Unclear Household Notes Mentioning Food Prep and Textiles
Fragmentary text references cooking steps and fabric work including sauce, pineapple, quilting, and dresses. The passage mixes recipes with sewing tasks and personal notes, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable events, people, or dates.
Federal officials tighten stance on decomposed poultry shipments
Poultry dealers face strict limits on interstate shipments after federal authorities cite the simple law barring decomposed or unfit poultry. The department urges shippers to exclude any birds unfit for food, stressing that proper supervision would prevent unfit fowl from crossing state lines.
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Agetous
Thornburg
Song of the Gypsy Travelers
A short lyric questioning wants beyond bed and board or land, valuing distant horizons and the magic of travel. The speaker, Holth Thompson, imagines mystic tents of change and dreams that glow beyond material comforts.
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Holth ‘Thompson
Notice of Final Reports in Jones County Estates
Final reports of executors guardians and trustees for several estates in Jones County have been filed with the district court clerk. A final hearing and approval is set for November 27, 1928 at the court to allow interested parties to file exceptions and show cause. The notices include Anna Hoss Wentvert guardian of John Joseph Hoss and the estate of Sarah A Putnam with a supplemental final report.
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District Court
Jones County
Anna Hoss Wenvert
John Joseph Hoss
Rotor
B. E
Sarah A. Putnam
Anamosa
Towa
Notice of Probate and Creditors for Leonard Wismeier Estate
In Jones County Iowa the court appoints Berman Haneen as executor of Leonard Wismeier deceased. All creditors and claimants must present sworn claims to the land court clerk within the legal time to prove or allow the estate and must settle, with immediate payment requested to the undersigned to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa October 29, 1928.
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Jones Country
Leonard Wismeier
Clerk of Land Co
Anamusa
Towa
Asy
Cetoter
A. D
Berman Haneen
Doxser
Doxsee
Notice of Administrator and Claims Address
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Ushies
Jones County
Usante
Lucey Rosa
Hillniss
Stb
Lowell State Bank
C. Toa
Administrator's Notice of Estate in Jones County Iowa
Lawrence O. Conter appointed administrator of the estate of Mrs. Margaret Center by the Jones County district court. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time for allowance or proof. Anamosa Iowa date October 29 1922 attorney E J Kean for estate.
Administrator Notice of Estate Filing in Jones County
Public notice from Jones County Iowa district court states Mary Koster is administratrix of the Leo Peter Koster estate. Creditors must file claims with the court. debtors should pay promptly. Dated November 16 1928 at Anamosa Iowa. Attorney J Sean represents the estate.
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