The Coolidge Breakfasts Aren’t Political Says Star
The Kansas City Star correspondent debunks the idea that Coolidge White House breakfasts are political. He explains the gatherings aim to foster better relations among lawmakers for the nation, not trading favors, with the president preferring mornings for convenience and routine.
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Coolidge
White House
Kansas City Star
Washington
Norris
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Star
Potatoes Big and Little Reflect Farm Labor Shifts
An Iowa era column argues the decline of big farm workers and looming farm labor gaps as agriculture faces a future with fewer able hands. The author notes midwest leadership worries, references bank closures in northern Iowa, and calls for long term optimism despite current headwinds.
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Macy Campbell
Professor Campbell
Corn Belt
Middle West
M. Cone
Iowa
Muscatine May Form Radio Listeners Club
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Radio Listeners league with Gordon Lathrop as president. A Muscatine branch may form if someone takes the initiative to discuss radio problems and legislation and improve reception. The club could help trace interference harming city listeners.
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Muscatine
Des Moines
Iowa Radio Listeners’ League
Gordon Lathrop
Des Moines Register
Journal
Community club idea prompts letters and meeting plans
The piece invites readers to send short signed letters about forming a community club and notes if interest grows a meeting will be organized. It criticizes army rations at 81.5 cents per man per day and laments reduced troops for training reserves as re-enlistments fall.
Minor Musings on Driving, Jokes and Virtue
A collection of wry reflections on modern life and character. The piece notes drivers keep to speed, fat on hips versus brain, parental discipline, limited jokes, blunt honesty, virtue versus riches, and the impact of education on vocation.
Senator Skromme aims to probe outside pay in Iowa educators
The piece criticizes State Senator Lars Skromme for demanding a public probe into instructors who earn outside pay and warns that such meddling could harm state education. It praises Dean Curtiss of Ames for practical ties to industry and warns reformers to leave universities to those proven worthy.
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Iowa
Skromme
Roland
Dean Curtiss
Ames
Armour & Co
Cross Roads
University of Wisconsin
Davenport
Radio Stations Vie With Classical and Dance Programs Tonight
Radio listeners have a diverse lineup with WQJ WRC and WNYC airing early 7 pm act and recital programs, WGY at 7 45 pm, KYW KFI and WOAW at 9 pm offering classical sets, KMOX and WGN feature violin and Scotch pieces, while WTIC WBAP WBBM WEAF and others present dance and popular music through night. Sigma Alpha Iota organ Drake show closes the night with Showfolks Hour 11 pm to midnight.
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WQJ
WRC
WNYC
WGY
KYW
KFI
WOAW
Felipe Delago
Jack Little
KMOX
WGN
WTIC
WBAP
WAMD
WEAF
WBBM
WJAZ
WGHP
WEBH
WHT
WLIT
KTHS
WJZ
WHN
WCFL
WLS
Vocal Entertainments
WOS
WDAF
WHO
Drake University
Sigma Alpha Itoa
Radio Program Schedule for Saturday December 11
Woe Saturday lists a 12:57 PM standard time signal followed by a 1:00 PM to 1:10 PM weather forecast and grain quotes, 5:45 PM to 6:00 PM chimes, 5:00 PM sports news, and 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM musical programs featuring Toher trio Robt Lynch and Chris Oberlander, then The Balkite Hour with Walter Damrosch from WEAF. Late evening Iowa and Illinois weather forecasts follow after 9:00 PM.
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Robt. Lynch
Chris Oberlander
Balkite
Walter Damrosch
WEAF
Iowa
Illinois
Noonday Calliaphone and First Anniversary Program on KTNT
The KTNT schedule lists a Noonday Calliaphone Concert from 12:00 to 12:30 and an Evening Home Folks Hour 8:00 to 9:00 p m. The First Anniversary Program features Kramer’s Gibsonian Trio with soloists Ernest Schoenig Leon Schroeder and Leslie Titus along with Oldtime Violin and Guitar numbers by Mr and Mrs A Grooms. Address by Mr Norman Baker and Male Quarter also listed.
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Imperial Orchestra
Ralph Milton
Eugene Sywassink
P. m
Kramer
Gibsonian Trio
Ernest Schoenig
Leon Schroeder
Leslie Titus
Mrs. A. Grooms
Gloomy
Daffy
Norman Baker
Sweetland Church Reopens After Interior Redecoration
The Sweetland Methodist Episcopal church auditorium, closed five weeks for redecoration, will reopen Sunday with special services. At 10 o clock Holy Communion will be administered and reconsecration offered. The redesign enhances the church as a prominent local landmark.
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Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church
Pageant to Be Shown by Girls at Sunday Meeting
In the locality the Ladies' Aid society will host an evening gathering. The girls' Sunday school class taught by Mrs H C Leonhard will present a pageant titled The Challenge of the Cross at 7 30 Sunday evening.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
H. C. Leonhard
Suspect Erdman Olson Sought in Clara Olson Murder
Springfield investigators wire Prairie du Chien Wis to locate a man matching Erdman Olson description wanted for the murder of Clara Olson.
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Springfield
Uil
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Erdman Olson
Clara Olson
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