Iowa crop value tops 305 million in year end report
Des Moines December 14 Iowa crops valued at 305 459 429 based on December 1 prices per final crop report by Charles D Reed director of Iowa weather and crop service The report compares this year s value to 1920 and 1919 and notes livestock not included The Record shows corn valued at 133 257 000 with 444 190 000 bushels produced and oats at 35 667 710 with 155 077 000 bushels produced Winter wheat soy and other crops also listed with yields and values showing overall decline from 1920 and 1919 and winter wheat in excellent condition as of December 1.
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Des Moines
Red Press
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
State House
Reed
Comfys for every family member in pattern filled line
Cherry's Darlight Shoe Stores advertises a full line of Comfys for all family members in attractive patterns. The ad highlights variety and style for men women and children with a focus on comfort and market appeal.
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Cherry's
Darlight Shoe Stores
Adv
Letvia Moves To Deport Six Americans From Riga
Six deportees from America are in Riga awaiting permission to enter Russia before Letvia’s Dec 18 deadline. Mollie Steimer Jacob Abrams Hy man Lachowsky and Samuel Lipman, pardoned by the U S government, sailled from New York Nov 24 for Liban and are in a Riga concentration camp. Abrams wife Mary is also there. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman must leave Letvia by Dec 17 or be sent to Russia. Berkman says Goldman is ill.
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Riga
Associated Press
America
Letvia
Mollie Steimer
Jacob Abrams
Hyman Lachowsky
Samuel Lipman
United States
Soviet Russia
New York
Eoviet
Russia
Abrams
Mary
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Berkman
Miss Goldman
Chinese flag colors symbolize ethnic groups of republic
The flag's red field stands for the Chinese nation while yellow, blue, white, and black stripe meanings credit Manchurians Mongolians Turkestans and Thibetans respectively, reflecting a multiethnic republic symbolism.
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Chinese Republic
Queen Marie Known as the Business Queen of Romania
Queen Marie of Romania earns the nickname Business Queen for her practical involvement in the country’s trade and commerce. She aids domestic industry and fosters economic development through active engagement and initiatives.
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Queen Marie
Romania
DAIL POSTPONES DATE ON TREATY
The Irish Dail faces delay over treaty terms as plenipotentiaries seek full powers to negotiate while the cabinet demands review of any final draft. De Valera and Griffith clash over instructions and the method of presenting the agreement for ratification. Ulster factions oppose treaty participation, and London signals cautious optimism as Parliament debates the accord.
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de Valera
Dail
Griffith
Arthur Griffith
London
Michael Collins
Dublin
United Dail
Ulster
Associated Press
Monument planned in Germany to naval losses
County Treasurer advices motorists about registration penalties starting January 1. A national subscription funds a monument in Germany honoring naval officers and sailors lost on submarines. Read the Journal Want Ads.
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Germany
County to Drain More Farm Land
Muscatine county will drain additional farm acreage with a new drainage district District No. 18 located between Nichols and West Liberty. Ditches will be built in early spring as county officials announce plans. A joint meeting with Louisa county was held. damage claims by property owners were reviewed.
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Muscatine County
Board of Supervisors
Nichols
West Liberty
Louisa County
Illinois Miners Split Over UMWA Authority
In Springfield, leaders of the Illinois miners debate the United Mine Workers of America policy as the executive board convenes. Some call for an immediate board vote to defy the international body while others urge a referendum of the rank and file.
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Crane
Cherokee County
John H. Walker
Illinois District Federation of Labor
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
Frank Farrington
Med
Farrington
International
The
Oppose Raising Of Duties On Liquors Brought Into U S
Washington hearings on the Fordney tariff schedule featured opposition to higher duties on distilled spirits champagne and hops. Levi Cooke argued the rates should avoid imposing undue burdens on the sick and cited medicinal use of champagne in a public official’s treatment.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Levi Cooke
Washington
Cooke
Hungary ratifies peace treaty with United States
Budapest December 14 the national assembly ratified the treaty of peace between the United States and Hungary. The item notes the reading of the Wants daily by many housewives.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Dec
The
National Assembly
United States
Hungary
Baby Beef Club Sets New County Record
Muscatine county youngsters have filed 32 calves for the baby beef contest, surpassing last year’s 21, with three carloads planned. Each carload will include Hereford, Angus and Shorthorn cattle, and five townships are represented by twelve exhibitors. Names from Wilton Sweetland Pike Wapsinonoc and Seventy Six townships are listed.
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Wilton
William G. Johnston
Lloyd Jesse
Lee Norton
Sweetland
James Shepard
Vernon Shepard
Edna Bell Shepard
Harold Pace
Pike Township
Archie Braun
Harry Braun
Wapsinonoc
John Tucker
Iona Fogg
Forest Fenz
Wayne Probst
Seventy
Dean Dodder
Youths Leg Broken When Team Runs Off
Leo Daniels, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Daniels, was thrown from a wagon Saturday afternoon near Columbus City when horses ran after the front end-board was knocked out. The wagon passed over him causing a broken left leg between the knee and ankle.
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Columbus Junction
Leo Daniels
Frank Daniels
Columbus City
Leo
R. L. Singleton
Fair Managers Elect In Iowa Association Officers
E S Estes of Waterloo was elected president of the Iowa Fair Managers association at the convention in Des Moines. L W Emery of Spencer was chosen vice president Roy Roland of Oskaloosa is treasurer and R E Wilkinson of Alta serves as secretary.
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Fair Managers
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
E. S. Estes
Waterloo
Iowa Fair Managers’ Association
L. W. Emery
Spencer
Roy Roland
Oskaloosa
R. E. Wilkinson
Alta
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George
Ireland
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Dominions
House
Samuel Hoare
Hoare
Great Britain and Ireland
George Nicoll Barnes
Glasgow
U. S
Baby Beef Club
J. W. Merill
Henderson's
M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
J. S. Blair
Helen ‘Darrow
Junction
Olds High School
Hanft and
Woodruff
Grandview
W. M Adamson
Ottumwa
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Elim Grafe
Forest Duncan
Cotter
Kuppenheimer
Silver Utilities
Anson Clothing Co
Paul Steinmetz
Frank Anson
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