Thurston for Congress Re-Election Ad Promotes Record
Thurston of Oscenia, current congressman from the th district, seeks re election. The ad lauds his first term for constructive policy views and careful weighing of legislation both immediate effects and long term impact on major constituents. W P Dawson, Town Farm Bureau Federation legislative chair, endorses Thurston’s activities in state affairs.
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Lloyd Thurston
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Town Farm Bureau Federation
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Congere Thurston
States
Thurston for Congress A farmer advocate and future public servant
A political advertisement praising Thurston as a farmer advocate with a strong legislative record. It notes bills on land taxation valuation, damages in property takings, and Departmental Affairs. It highlights economy in government, two Clarke County farms, and urges voters in the eighth district to reelect him to Washington.
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Clarke County
Washington
Congress
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Eighth District
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Penny Saved Taxed as Comers and Goners Verdict Six Cent
A fragmentary note suggests a saying about taxation and preserving value versus loss. It mentions a six cent verdict for damaged goods and hints that many people’s faces reflect their beauty or misfortunes. The rest is unclear.
Appanose County voter letter on County Board funding
A voter letter questions Al Climie for Board Member citing county funds, bond sales, and expenditures from 1921 to 1924. It argues current board lacks ability to balance funds under the tax law and asks readers to decide if Climie spent 214000 while raising taxes. The piece cites official records and county offices.
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al Climie
Climie
Kent
Sme County Board
Climb Jin
Maiditie
Local notes from Maple Grove and nearby on social visits
A fragmentary Maple Grove item lists Mr Sidney H E Glick and various families visiting homes in Troy Centerville and Albin. Residents attended church in Moravia and Centerville, with numerous visits to neighbors and relatives, plus a cement bridge construction nearby and Farm Bureau meeting at John Johnsons.
Sunday Visitors and Local Notes in Salem Area
Salem and nearby communities report visits by Robert Jennings and family to Milt Gard and Lois Davis hosting Althea Green. Families including the Browns Glicks and Foster welcomed guests, and W P Davis family were in Centerville. Dan Wolf works on W P Davis residence while Bert Green hauls coal for the schoolhouse. Little Almona Higley recovering from fever. Community attendees at the S P Gideon sale east of Moravia.
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Robert Jennings
Milt Gard
Althea Green
Lois Davis
Rollie Brown
T. BR. Brown
Lois Brown
H. RB. Glick
Troy Glick
Forrest Glick
Charley Foster
Walter Perry
Centerville
Dan Wolf
W. P. Davis
Bert Green
Bert Nash
Harry Pabst
Mra
Lois
Oskalooga
Albia
Ray McCord
Holdyville
Trunsell
Wallace Farmer
Roy Gilliland
Franklin Township
Almona Higley
S. P. Gideon Sale
Moravia
Hedge College Visit Highlights Local Families
Mrs. Ed Reipe and family of Centerville spent Sunday at the Fred Rea home. Mr and Mrs E F Wilson and Mr and Mrs Zell Wilson visited at the Mary Agust home near Udell. Carl Davis of Nebraska visited at the O G Davis home.
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Margery Johnson
Vivien Wilson
Farm Bureau
John Johnson
Dutch DuVall
Bill Wilson
Burke Wilson
Carl Cloyed
Ccounty
Mila Selby
Ira Callen
Clarence Stocker
E. F. Wilson
Fred Rea
Warren
Ed Reipe
Centerville
Zell Wilson
Mary Agust
Udell
Carl Davis
Nebraska
O. G. Davis
Hilton Dr Keesey to preach Sunday evening at 7 30
Local notices recount Sunday visitors in Blakesburg Albia and Moravia plus a church event. Dr Keesey to preach at 7 30 Sunday. Mrs Ellison and children visited Turner home. Mrs Smith stayed with daughter in Albia while ill. Rouse family visited Blakesburg. Ferne Humphrey staying in Moravia. Albertson visited Roy Ellison home. Ladies Aid fundraiser at Will Spencer farm netted a neat sum.
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Keesey
Roy Ellison
Turner
Tom Smith
Earl Williama
Albia
Lewis Rouse
Blakesburg
Ferne Humphrey
Moravia
John Lovell
Max. Albertson
Mrs. Hackett
Will Spencer
Yale Stadium to Field 80000 Fans for Event
Yale Stadium plans to host an audience of 80,000 as crowds cheer with pep and rah. The massive turnout signals a major athletic or ceremonial occasion drawing broad campus and alumni interest.
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Yale
Prosperity Follows the Dairy Cow Motto Sparks Interest
A concise proverb notes prosperity linked to dairy farming and smiling as implied by growth in compound interest. The text frames agriculture as a path to financial improvement, hinting at optimistic economic themes without detailing events or dates.
Local social notes from Mystic and nearby towns
Jconium B Argo sawed wood on Monday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Beaty visited at the F Y Hellyer home. Clyde Callen bought a new Chevrolet. Mr and Mrs Roy Miller and children Melvin and Ruth were entertained at the E E Breese home after Sunday School. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and son LeRoy were Mystic callers Saturday. Mrs Oscar Sayr and daughter Valeria were business callers in Albia Saturday. Mrs Jay Argo and Mrs Lloyd Beaty helped with wood sawers Monday. Mr and Mrs F T Hellyer spent Friday in Mystic visiting the E W Hellyer home. Viola May is doing house work at the Leslie Derby home. Mr and Mrs Bert Rinehart and son George Junior spent weekend at the George Rinehart Fern Hall is working at the Bangdon Main home. Colder weather means better radio reception. Holloween supplies and decorations advertised.
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B. F. Argo
Lloyd Beaty
F. Y
Jay Argo
Largo
F. T. Hellyer
Mystic
E. W. Hellyer
Viola May
Leslie Derby
Bert Rinehart
George Junior
George Rineheet
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Appanoose County
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Sidney
H. E. Glick
Callen
Ale. Shull
Grant Tadlock
George Rice
J. L. Dodd
William
Cle Barns
Alfred Totwell
Mattie McCrory
Gabe Johnson
Dorothy
Arlene Dodd
Fred Sheldon
Velma Selby
Labe Johnson
Frank Cox
William Stevens
Missea Marjorie
Opal
Virgi
Wilbert Johnson
Knapp
Opal Johnson
Hedge College
Albia, Iowa
Bell Clothiers
J & H Shoes
Tilton’s Shoe Store
West Side Square
Centerville, Iowa
Iowa
Jconium
Fern Hall
Bangnon
Hallowe'en
Smith Dirug Ued
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