Corn Husking Job Proves Valley of Indigestion Cure
The Nebraska Farmer notes a man cured by getting out to pick corn and suggests corn husking is valuable beyond labor. It links physical work to digestion and health, and hints at broader social benefits beyond nourishment. Next Monday Washington will see congressional schoolchildren arriving for the winter term learning hard lessons and gaining wisdom.
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Nebraska
Congressional ‘School
Washington
Remembering Wilson and the Armistice Day remarks
The piece recalls former supporters and asks to reflect on Mr Wilson’s remarks. It notes a demand to enforce laws against chicken stealing and to pursue debt collection. It contrasts forgiveness of debts with the need to pay creditors and uphold legal obligations.
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Wilson
Democrats face uncertain path after Ford faction setback
The Henry Forders among the Democrats appear less optimistic about riding to success next year in a Ford jitney. Mr. McAdoodle allegedly derailed the Ford vehicle in the Dakota expression caucus and the Ford fight seems to have moved on a different peace errand.
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Henry
A Big Idea From Kansas on a Coolidge Club
A Globe report suggests forming a Coolidge Club in Kansas not for politics but to encourage members to keep quiet about public matters. The idea aims to foster discreet discussion among people, framing silence as a civic tactic.
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Coolidge Club
Globe
Wheat men urge higher tariff on wheat production
A Wheat Growers Association leader Geo C Jewett and the Lowdon committee at Denver back increased tariff duty on wheat. The piece argues protection safeguards American jobs, wages, and consumer purchasing power, contrasting with free trade which could hollow out domestic industry and raise unemployment.
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American Wheat Growers Association
Geo. C. Jewett
Lowdon Committee
Denver
America
Omaha Bee
Debt Settlement Lag Drives Global War Debts Update
The debt funding commission reports 19 nations owe the U S after the war. 3 paid in part or fully while 16 have not agreed on terms. The floating debt exceeds 7.000 billion dollars five years postwar, with no clear payment date.
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Debt Funding Commission
U. S
Busigolds
Farmers Support Tariff Says Nation Editor
The Nation editor argues farmers are misled by tariff law and asserts farmers know it will sustain full employment in core industries that buy their goods, as echoed by Iola Kansas Register.
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America
Iola
Kans
What the Country Needs Insightful Call for Truthful Congress
A brief editorial argues the nation faces many problems requiring honest leadership in Congress and a pledge to tell the truth. The piece stresses accountability and integrity as essential for effective solutions.
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Congress
The Budget as a Political Fixture in Tax Debates
The article argues that when a Congressional leader warns that government expenditures will exceed revenues and require higher taxes, broadening the tax base, and arguing for spending cuts as a path to reform, he gains attention and potentially re election. It frames the budget as a central, lasting political theme.
Amos Wieseman on Gospil ridge and the millyonatr class
The Bystander recounts Amos Wieseman claiming struggle to keep up with the millyonaire residents on Gospil ridge. He notes property values rising, rival riches, and a thwarted attempt to cash in. Eye witnesses describe a rough night with crashes, a flivver, and several misadventures around Carrsons Ford. Vick Davis shares tales of Indians and a traded hat for a pony, adding to the rough-and-ready frontier mood.
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Amos
Wieseman
Millyonnairs
Gospil Ridge
Vallyou
Addam Herrman
Adam
Kolphr
Gus Danielson
Koonrick
Kriss Baley
Dave Mayee
al Wesklit
John A. G
Dock Shaw
Sam Snidder
Vick Davis
Indias
Vick
Thare
Custer
Thanksgiving News From Polk County Community
Correspondence from Lincoln area mentions Ira Banta staying for Thanksgiving and a school fair last Friday cleared 125 dollars for the school activity fund. Multiple local residents visit relatives in Lincoln, Omaha, and nearby towns for Thanksgiving and weekend get togethers with notes on travels, visits, health updates, and local events.
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Ira Banta
Lincoln
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement claims Lavoptik eye wash with camphor witchhazel and trastis relieves dark rings and bloodshot eyes. It offers a free eye cup and is marketed by Crouse-Tex Drug Company.
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Crouse-Tex Drug Company
Digestive Aid Claims Adlerika Reaches Whole Bowels
Ad warns that many stomach troubles are chronic appendicitis and promotes Adlerika as a laxative that acts on both upper and lower bowels. It claims to remove gases and poisons and reveal hidden matter, touting relief for obstinate constipation with glycerine buckthorn bark as an ingredient.
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Crouse-Tex Drug Company
Local Notes From York Area Folk and Visits
John Falk is reported on the sick list this week. Born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nyberg, a daughter. W. P. Miller adds a new porch to his farm home this week. Mrs. Alvena Coordes and daughter Elsie were York visitors yesterday. FE. L. Toline purchases a Chevrolet sedan from Mills Auto Co. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Brauer are in Omaha. Giffard Fightmaster sells a car of apples on the Polk track this week. Mrs. Lillian Brown and Miss Florence Anderson were visitors at York yesterday. The Ulysses high school plays Polk high school on the Polk field this afternoon. T. J. Nelson and family were guests of C. P. Nelson's family at Stromsburg Sunday. Dr. C. R. Peterson returned from York Friday for medical attention. FR. O. Johnson sold a new Overland Model A to Ernest Donelson of Durant a week ago. John and Henry Knorr, Harry Dahlgren, and Godfrey Olson were visitors at the county seat Monday. Mr. and Mrs. David Carlier, and Dr. and Mrs. Slusser drove to Grand Island to hear Songa's band Sunday. Mrs. Della Parkinson of Lincoln is visiting today with the family of her cousin, Mrs. Westfall. D. B. Martir of Albia, Town, has been here during the week the ghost of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Refslyan. C. Webster and wife of Shelton were in the city Sunday.
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Sullivan
Gallatin
Rere
Frank
Albert ‘Hillberg
York
Albere
Millberg
Henry
St. Paul
Swan W
Moldi
J. i Leeds
Hutchinson
Nethor
Wind
Aig
Farris Raiage
Ots Bros
Ber Kaerr
Myra Lurner
Lincoln
Kappa. Sigma Sorority
E. C. ‘Swanson
Edwin Anderson
Polk
Baptist Church
Alice Kjelson
A. V. Kjelson
D. A. Parker
Chester Parker
Eric Forsand
Hartwig Flodman
A. N. Johnson
Swede
August Ahlgren
C. A. Sward
Glyde Courtney
Osceola
J. E. Pelter
John F. Anderson
Johnson
E. C. Swanson
First Baptist Church
John Falk
Walter Nyberg
W. P. Miller
Alvena Coordes
Elsie
FE. L. Toline
Mills Auto Co
H. G. Brauer
Omaha
Giffard
Lillian Brown
Florence Anderson
Ulysses High School
Polk High School
Polk Field
T. J. Nelson
C P. Nelson
Stromsburg
C. R. Peterson
O. Johnson
Ernest Donelson
Durant
John
Henry Knorr
Harry Dahlgren
Godfrey Olson
David Carlier
Slusser
Grand Island
Songa
Della Parkinson
Teachers Examination Set for Polk County Towns
A regular teachers examination will be held in four Polk County towns on Saturday December 1. Normal trainers must pay fees to their City Superintendent by the Monday before each exam, who sends them to the County Superintendent for numbers. All other applicants mail fees to the County Superintendent by the same deadline for number issuance and mailing.
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Polk County
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SwedenHome
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