Advertising Iowa Promoting State Prosperity Movement
The Greater Iowa Association aims to unite Iowa for state advertising, stressing Iowa’s vast resources and need for publicity. J. J. Beaumont notes Iowa lags in promotion while corn and wheat crops far exceed other regions in value, urging residents to join efforts to broadcast Iowa’s prosperity.
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Iowa
Wosftull
Greater Iowa Association
Jowa
Towa
Muscatine
Ty J. J. Heanmont
6Th
Laem
Beaumont
California
Atlantic
United States
Canaan
Argentine Republic
Standard ii Company
Lowa
Standard Corn Company
Washington Notes on Kern and the Senate leadership
Washington chatter questions whether Jim James Kern of Indiana aspires to lead the Senate and whether President Wilson would elevate him to the federal bench. Senator Lewis praises Kern while hinting at preferred replacements, amid Republican and Democratic maneuvers and doubts about Kern’s willingness to abandon his post.
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Journal Bar Washington
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Jim Jay Kews
Illinois
Aspire Lo
Senate
Kern
Indiana
Washington
Lewis
Jed
Chicago Co
Poodens
Wilson
Lansing
Bryan
Thm
United States Circuit
Grosscup
Chicago
In-il
Ana
True
Husting
Wisconsin
Jmdliaz
Chicago Statesman
Woo
Jim Ham
James ‘Hanken Lewis
Virginia
Seaior Kern
Ker
Senator Lewis
Bi! Tepard
Fuller
Reinert Roosevelt
Justic Peller
Roosevelt
Altgether
Wron
Senate Democrat
Levis
No clear headline due to fragmented text
Fragmented OCR passage discusses apple prices and farming practices across western and Iowa growers. It contrasts packing methods and quality control, noting differing pride and outcomes among regional growers. Mentions prior year earnings and general market comparisons.
Reminiscences and social items from long ago
A column recalls reminiscences and local happenings from years past. Highlights include a Prof Kane concert at Here's Hall with young pupils, a runaway wagon incident near Swestland Township, and notes on local residents and visitors such as Hon. R. J. Burnett, Mrs. Netlie Leitsman, Miss Selma Hoefflin, Miss Clara Durst, and J. P. Walton.
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Kane
Here's Hall
Majors
Swestland Township
R. JM. Burnett
Town City
Clara Durst
Chicago
Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Durst
The Manly Art Of Self Defense Inspires a Youth
Stuart Henry Thorne faces a prank gone wrong over marbles with Snipper McGraw and Lathrop the ally. Nan and Lathrop reconcile as Henry plots a grand plan to avoid humiliation and gains self confidence after a street confrontation and daring park rendezvous.
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TF. Walt Eaton
McClurel
Synticate
Stuart Henry Thorne
Prage Orber
Stuart Jivnty Thorne
Snipper McGraw
Janitee
Barner
Stuart Henry
Snipper
Cucward
Mill
Stuart -Henry
Nan
Lathrop
Arrel
Dr. Lathros
Mr. Lathrop
Stuart
Henry
Thors
Latthrop
Thorne
Dixon
Tauthran
Shallen
Harry
Nat
Fort Henry
Political maneuvering and Alaska policy ambitions unfold
The text describes high level political strategy with Senator Ulinois and Carl Vrooman of Bloomington in line for a Democratic nomination and a potential appointment as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture. It notes President and Senator Lewis, Bryan influence, and Interior Secretary Lane promoting a centralized Alaska governance plan. Conservation groups oppose a distant commission controlling federal resources in Alaska.
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Ulinais
Carl Vrooman
Bloomington
Lewis
Senate
Vrooman
Mr. Bryan
Jim Nam
Lane
Alaska
Jaska
Secretary of the Interior
Zrite
General Land Office
Forest Service
Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Educating’ Ang Theecretary of the Interior
Relan
Paturel Resources
Commie Leston
Jare
Congress
Wilton Visitors and Local Travels Reported
In Wilton on Monday Mrs Mat Aikinson and two children arrived from Davenport for a brief visit with relatives. A C Heavetagle went to Muscatine for several hours of business. Eva Miller traveled from Alalissa to spend the afternoon at Mrs W B Reid’s home. H B Strong returned from a short Muscatine business trip. Mrs Rey Huey and two others returned to their home in Muscatine.
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Wilton
Mat Aikinson
Davenport
A. C. Heavetagle
Muscatine
Eva Miller
Alalissa
Irs
W. BR. Reid
H. B. Strong
Doushier
Margaret
Etta Grifth
Will Downer
W.G. Griffith
D. J. Dwyer
Frank Blanchard
Blanchard
William Henderson
Nellie
Frieda
Marr
Tipton
J. Ra
Ratchester
Peytot
Carl
Bert
Chinese Alphabet Reforms Target Unified Pronunciation
Sidelines on the war report discuss Pekin education officials pushing a Chinese alphabet to standardize phonetic reading across dialects. The project aims to unify radicals with phonetic meaning, a key step toward national cohesion, echoing Harvard President Emeritus Charles W. Eliot’s views.
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Pekin
Board of Education
China
Shantung
Shansi
Chibli
Kwangtung
Dell Chas
Defence Department
Tse
Garhot
Dijty Les Chiffy
Sault Arms
Lithgow
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Nands Row
Brussels
Whetter
Belgium
Malines
Mecheln
Lierre
Lier
Tongres
Fongern
Real
Rousselare
Courtral
Kortryk
Atost
Aalst
Yprea
Yperz
Paris
Visitors arrive from Davenport and nearby towns
Monday afternoon many residents including Mrs Charles Millage and three children, Mrs Leona Noble, Mrs Ada Barnard, and Mrs Margaret Woodhouse with sister, Mrs Frank Bacon, arrived for short visits after weekend visits with friends and relatives in town. Several othersJourneyed to Davenport or Muscatine for business and returned by Monday afternoon.
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Charles Millage
Davenport
Ofary m
Miss Collock
Prince
Rick
Norman
Town City
Mise Elizabeth Peiffer
Ramaine, Mont
George Sherberger
Jezt
Fsirfield
Adalaide Barnard
Muscatine
M. Marshall
E. Orris
Arthur Franz
Nil Wailkes
Wis
P. W. Hample
North Wilton
George Mannasmith
Margaret Woodhouse
Frank Bacon
Sharon Sprites
Kansas
Squair Marsh Swalow's Odd Postcard Prompt
Nonsense OCR fragment mentions a sixteen year old, a big mother, and odd phrases. Readable text is chaotic with unclear names and dates, offering little factual event to summarize.
Local residents visit relatives and attend gatherings
Peters of West Liberty and many others visited relatives around Wilton and nearby towns. Several outings occurred including trips to Grinnell and Muscatine, a North Wilton church meeting series led by Rev. J. H. Witten and Rev. William Nelson, and a picnic at the George Shafit home with Mrs. Eaton and Mrs. Parks guests of honor.
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Henderson Hove
Charles Heiner
Martha
Hinman
Harriet
Meta
Alma Heiner
London
Ed. Miller
Mise
Mlle
Gladys Cummings
Mrs
Waller Herr
Silvia
Ill
Gordon Herr
Cinnings
Henry Dunker
Muscatine
L. A. Dunker
Ernest Gay
Tipton
Peter Kettleson
W. A. Montgomery
Lillian
Helen
Beily Plaine
C. Hr. Wilson
J. P. Whiter
Sioux City
A. B. Whitmer
Spring Tale
Roy Stank
N. XR. C
George Shafit
eWat Wilton
HW. BG. Eaton
Lang
Jacotzen
A. BE. Whitmer
Ed Biachow
Davenport
Dischoff
G. W. Sannick
Stella King
Mount Vernon
Tesday
Willliam King
Owen Stevens
Wisteria
Ed Stevens
A. Whitmer
Wilton
Church of God
North Wilton
J. H. Witten
Andersen, Ind
William Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Busan
Tiina
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Julia Hess
Burlington
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Cedar
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