Patchwork laws face criticism as wasteful government
The text rails at new patchwork laws passed by the general assembly as annoying and useless. It mocks officials' pay, defends appointment of General Lenard Wood as governor of the Philippine Islands, and dismisses fears about smoking by women, noting historical attitudes and urging courtesy toward shared air and choice regardless of gender.
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General Assembly
Lenard Wood
Philippine Islands
Farmers Brace for Hard Times Say Price Slump Warns
Secretary Cunningham of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation warned at a picnic speech that there will be no quick return to good times this fall due to persistently low prices for agricultural products. He urged broader spending discipline and a focus on necessities to restore demand.
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Cunningham
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Tribune counsel ad critique questions advertising lawyers
A Chicago Tribune writer seeks patent attorney advice and the paper declines to recommend, warning against relying on advertisements. The criticism notes a paradox where professionals distrust ads yet seek free publicity, and wonders why the Tribune opponents advertising. The piece concludes judgment should rest with lawyers, regretting the paper’s stance against advertising.
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Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
The
Campaign against the Ku Klux Klan ad critiqued
A daily paper’s page ad by the Imperial Wizard defends the Klan as American and benevolent while excluding Catholics and Jews. The piece is challenged as unjust, arguing no group may claim Americanism while restricting membership by religion. The writer urges law’s justice for accuser and accused.
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Imperial Wizzard
Ku Klux Klan
Chautauqua decline mirrors Iowa political critique
In a critical column the author laments thinning chautauqua programs across the state, noting financial strain and lower quality performances. The piece derides reliance on fishing and sports politics, warns against petty legislative fixes, and urges fundamental reforms in banking and land laws while cautioning against class conflict.
Corn Whiskey Among Chickens In Observations
A fragment from Observations describes a woman who made corn that spoiled and fermented, turning it into whiskey that made chickens drunk. A cave stash and jars are referenced, with the narrator vowing to retrieve more if discovered. Other notes mention Case predicting ripe watermelons and a large pumpkin, plus various humorous snippets.
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Case van Synpost
Town Pests Prompt City to Beware of Yard Crossing Plots
A local rant claims a resident known as the Cut Across pest treats yards as public paths. He allegedly persuades others to imitate, creating a hidden trail by trampling grass until a usable path forms, prompting neighbors to protest and seek action.
Not English Proper Speech from Trish Nurse on Wounds
Trish Nurse speaks about wounds and recovery, noting that two wounds may be fatal but the third is not. She emphasizes resting the patient and remaining hopeful, urging cheerfulness in the present while outlining a future recovery.
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Trish
All Wool Suits Priced At 28 50 In Extensive Line
A local ad lists 860 wool suits at 28.50 each, with uniform pricing across patterns. Two piece suits cost 28.50 and three piece sets are 32.50, offering a wide selection at consistent rates.
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