Financial lessons from war debts and risky investments
The speaker argues Europe’s debt loads threaten bankruptcy, noting France and Italy at about 85 percent and England around 60 percent of resources. The U.S. fares better with 10 percent, urging leniency toward war allies while warning against speculative booms in real estate and stocks. It credits cautious lenders and savers and criticizes hasty promotions before Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
England
Revival of Religion and Simple Living in Jazz Era Outlook
The article argues that the jazz age erodes true manhood and womanhood and lax morals. It cites church influence and parental blame, notes temptations facing youth, and advocates revival of religion and a return to a simple life. It urges thrift, home duties, and independence to avoid care in old age.
Ousting Officials and Local Paving Feuds Stir State Politics
Debates over recall rights rally in Waterloo and Maquoketa as petitions seek to oust the county attorney and Maquoketa’s mayor and council. Analysts warn of lasting partisan feuds, while farmers in several counties pay attention to the Iowa warehouse law allowing negotiable receipts as loan collateral.
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Waterloo
Jackson County
Maquoketa
State Commissioner of Banking
Jones County
Arlington Votes To Try Twelve Month School Session
Virginia state board of education approves a twelve months public school session in Arlington county. The plan is an experiment that could start an all year round school policy in Virginia.
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Arlington County
Virginia State Board of Education
Virginia
The Republic Party Stands Amid Prosperity and Power
The piece argues that economic conditions drive public opinion, praising the Republicans for superior position and record. It cites high money supply, prosperity, and improving employment under Coolidge, claiming Democrats cannot overturn the status quo and that public satisfaction favors the party in power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Republican Party
Weconomics
Treasury
Coolidge
Iowa Prosperity Defies Bankruptcy Claims Say Congressman Cole
Congressman Cole of Iowa's Fifth district denounces political propaganda claiming the state is bankrupt. He cites abundant crops, solid farms, large bank deposits, and widespread prosperity, noting 250000 attendees at Iowa football games and high travel costs as evidence of a thriving economy amid agricultural struggles.
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Manchester Press
Cole
Iowa
Middle West
Lloyd George Defends Prohibition Amid Criticism
Former prime minister Lloyd George spoke at City Temple on The Responsibilities of Free Churchmen. He noted unemployment and a negative trade balance, claimed Britain spent 1.5 billion dollars on alcohol last year, and said Americans support prohibition and have no party proposing abolition, urging study rather than quick condemnation.
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Lloyd George
Associated Press
City
England
United States
America
Jong
They Would Do If Here Today Washington Jefferson
President Frank told Michigan D A R members that Washington and Jefferson would adapt their principles to modern times. He joked that Jefferson would ride in an automobile instead of a saddle horse and Washington would use a tractor on his Virginia farm, while keeping honest governance.
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Marshalltown
Frank
Michigan
Washington
Jefferson
Virginia
Multiple Iowa youth and locals in court and community news
Warren Vandervoort, 17, assigned to a Fort Madison chair factory after a murder conviction. Marvin Scudder, 108, dies in Cromwell. long-time voter since 1844. Miss Mildred Older to India as Methodist missionary. Clarence Chester, 15, shot pheasant hunting near Hampton. Walcott school district consolidation passes 245 to 94. Creston high student Lawrence England dies after accidental shooting. Raymond Whitney jailed in Dubuque over worthless checks. Mrs. Letha Wolfe sues Cedar Rapids for 34195 after son Richard dies from a diving accident. Several football results and town college notes. Civil war veteran H. Q. Pratt’s anniversary. Edward Rowley injured on train near Jesup. Murphy retrial in Howard County forgery case. Wesley Henderson killed by train near Morley. James McCutcheon takes over local papers. Bernard Guilder injured in muskets accident. J. H. Stiles reports Duroc Jersey hog sale results. Grant and Lincoln highways developments in Town area. Douglas Branch, 19, Iowa grad with MA thesis published. Archbishop Kean visits Rome and meets the pope. Cornell College denies religious diversity with mixed denominations. Town leads in county college demographics.
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Warren Vandervoort
Fort Madison
Marvin Scudder
Cromwell
Creston
Scudder
Union County
Mildred Older
Fayette
India
Des Moines
Women’s Foreign Missionary’ Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence Chester
Hampton
Department of Education
Walcott
Scott County
Lawrence England
Creston High School
Creston Hospital
H. E. England
Summit Lake
Raymond Whitney
Winthrop
Dubuque
Whitney
Letha Wolfe
Cedar Rapids
Richard
Hillis Park Beach
Towa
Ohio
Cornell
Parsons
Drake
Grinnell
Ames
Washington
North Dakota Aggies
Buena Vista
Trinity
Luther
H. QO. Pratt
Pratt
Charles City
General Assembly
Edward Rowley
Illinois Central
Jesup
State
Wesley E. Henderson
Morley
Mechanicsville
Henderson
Among the Churches Service Schedule and Times
Albert B. Coe pastor leads Sunday School and Morning Worship at Epworth UMC with an Evening Service scheduled. Morning worship and evening service times are listed as 10:30 a.m. and 6:20 p.m. respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert
Coe
Sunday Services and Sermon Topics for Next Week
Services next Sunday November 1 list Sunday school 10 a m morning worship 11 o'clock sermon topic Four Steps in Christian Experience Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m evening worship 7 30 sermon topic Reverence
Reformation festival and services announced for Trinity Johnsontown
A Reformation festival is set for Sunday November 1 with Holy Communion and confessional service at 10 o clock. Announcements for the Holy Communion will be received Saturday October 31. All English language services. Anniversary observances at Trinity Lutheran Church Johnsontown at 2 15 Sunday afternoon. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Arnold Jacobs home Thursday November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Johnsontown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Arnold Jacobs
Luther Hall
Synodical Treasury
J. H. Rickels
Sunday Services and Halloween Fry at Local Church
Morning worship with holy communion at 11 a m and an evening service at 7 30 p m. Sunday school gathering tagged as a TM party in the church hall Friday at 6 o'clock. A Hallowe en supper will follow with games.
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Hallowe'en
Reformation Festival at St Peter and Paul’s Lutheran
Sit zler presides as pastor at St Peter and Paul’s Lutheran Church Castle Grove Township. Service on Nov 1 marks Reformation Festival with no Sunday school and confirmation at 10 30 am. Offering for synod treasury. Council meets Nov 4 at 8. Ladies’ Aid Nov 6 at Mrs William Albers. Lord’s Supper Nov 8. communicants to partake and apply in advance.
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St. Peter and Paul’s Lutheran Church
Castle Grove Township
Sitzler
Treasury of Synod
William Albers
Reformation Festival at St Matthew’s Ev Lutheran Church
St Matthew’s Ev Lutheran Church announces a Reformation Festival led by Pastor S M Ide. Sunday school at 9 30 am with German and English confession services, plus Betenae communion and evening services. Offering supports the synodical treasury. Ladies’ Aid host Thursday post noon in Luther hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Ev. Lutheran Church
S. M. Ide
Scouts Meet in Memorial Hall Plan Next Week
The troop gathered in Memorial hall to welcome returning scouts and test new candidates. Milton Langer began Tenderfoot work under Steve Hoag, Eugene Rodman earned Tenderfoot travel资格, Gene aims for Second Class, Bill Stickford cleared First Class, all part of a rapid progress in the new patrol system. Saturday hike begins at nine. Jack Frost is mentioned as staying.
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Memorial Hall
Philomonte
Milton Langer
Steve Hoag
Eugene Rodman
Gene
Bill Stickford
William
New War Department Leaders Bring Veteran Soldier Administrators
The New York Times notes two World War veterans will serve as secretary and assistant secretary of war. Col. Hanford MacNider and Col. Dwight Davis, both decorated veterans, will lead with West Point influence, aiming for civilian military insight and closer ties to Congress and the public. The war department complex is expected to grow busy under this regime.
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New York Times
William T. Sherman
Grant
Root
Taft
Wright
Dickingon
Stimson
Garrison
Baker
Alger
Weeks
Dwight
Davis
Hanford MacNider
General Staff
War Department
Army
West Point
War College
Congress
Col. Davis
National Guard
Col. MacNider
Argonne
American Legion
American Legion, Col. MacNider
Pershing
Weske
Clarence Orcutt Farm Sells After Auction Near Delhi
The 120 acre Clarence Orcutt farm near Delhi sold last week for 1386 dollars 25 cents per acre in cash with possession on March 1. Cornbelt farmers are said to own more radios than those in any other section. A local sale notices several livestock listings, notices, and social announcements including an upcoming Hallowe en social at a Mennonite church.
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J. H. Stiles
Oxford Junction
Frank Easterly
Olin
H. Shumaker
Clarence
Clarence Orcutt
Delhi
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the Times
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James McCutcheon
Lloyd A. McCutcheon
Mount Vernon Hawkeye Record
Lisbon Herald
Lloyd McCutcheon
Ralph B. Kleinfelter
Cornell College
Bernard Guilder
Waukon
Francis
Bernard
Joint Board of Designation of National Interstate Highways
Sioux City
Chicago
Douglas Branch
University of Town
The
Appleton Company
Mr. Branch
Houston
Texas
University of Iown
Ohio State University
Oklahoma A
James John Kean
Rome
Europe
Keane
Clyde Wildman
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Reformed
Roman Catholic
Protestant Episcopal
Friends
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Christian
Christian Scientist
United Brethren
Church of God
Mennonites
St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
First Congregational Church
George W. McNary
BOY Scout Notes
Jack Frost
Youths Companion
McCall's Magazine
Youth's Companion
Boston
Maas
C. L. van Meter
Newton Parrott Will
Walter Wall
J. Eldon Rohn
David Winans
Grace Haynes
Ricklets
W.T. Kehoe
Geo
Forrest Delscher
North Cedar Street
N. C. Deischer
John Barrack
Monticello
Langworthy
Kellum
F. D. Sutherland
Center Junction
Wm. H. Brokengs
Seatch Grove
Leghorn Roosters
Tom Barron
Mike Breen
Poland
J. L .Weber & Sons
Cascade
Hampshire Boats
Henry Poppe
Chestnut and
Third Streets
Monticello State Bank
W. J. Cochrane
Rhode Island
Mayme Harris
Monticello Motor Co
J. N. Smith & Sons
Ida Kissling
Bowen
Goldbank
Alfred Mtten
Mike Breen, Jr
Shomont Farms
Harold Tompkins
C. R
Mark F. Hogan
Richland Township
John Saugie
New Rosenthal
Mielke Mfg. and Sales Co
New Hampton
Iown
Will M. Lubhben
W. Balsiger
Weber & Sons
Frank J. Lawrence
Prairieburg
St. Elizabeth Society
Sodality
George McReever
Chester
Giant
Village Rainbow
J. B. Seehusen
Salm
G. H. Gerdes
Lowa
Hallowe'en Social
M.fe
Bahnsen
Justus
Wyoming
Barber
Alva Anamosa Bebee
Walter Anamosa Benadom
Anamosa Bowleher
Wmese
Batst
Genter Junction
Joslin
Roy Anamosa Kettlesen
Carson Monticello
Kohl
J. J White
Astig
Lisbon
Kulhavey
Frank LaBarge
Mose Wee
Stone City
Lamey
John Wyoming
Lange
John
Seoteh Grove
Seinhaugh
Edith Martello
Lightfoot
E Landon
Nellie
Manley
Myrtle
Meredith
Lou Anamosa Merritt
John Alamosa
Moffitt
Narence Morse
Mrs
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R. P Wyoming Moses
C. B. Center Junction
Myers
Albert Morley Rhatigan
T. F . Alamosa
Scotch Grove
Rickels
Carl Ruley
Joe Bases
Ented Gerssye
Sinclair
Heste
Snopek
Stickley
Dillon Onslow Olin Stivers
Marjorie Stover
B Ancimosa Su
Cream Market
E. J. Farley
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
Harry L Rodman
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