Staggering Tax Figures Highlight Rising Government Costs
The piece argues that government expenses across federal, state, and local levels have grown dramatically since 1890, with payrolls as the largest item. It notes debt accumulation at $3.2 million daily, rising to $8.8 million in 1925, and warns about future interest and mortgage payments as population grows.
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United States
Dress pattern scam rattles Spencer shoppers
Spencer reporter recounts a shopper testing a J. Penney store in Spencer with a dress pattern sample. A Gillette Grove woman and the clerk matched the piece exactly, while Henry Meld in Shenandoah sent patterns for five dollars. She paid over fifty cents a yard locally and warned that dry goods stores offer cheaper radio ads.
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Spencer
S. TR. Axe
J. Penney& Co
Anit
Phe Fidy
Henry
Shenandoah
Mou
Henry Field
Spearer
Tess
Spencer Dry Goods
J.C. Penney
Spencer Ry
Axe
National Egg Week Plans From Iowa Meetings
A meeting in Des Moines with producers, officials, and press reps drafted Iowa action for National Egg Week on May 17. They urged Gov. Haniaill to issue proclamations highlighting eggs as vital food and a key industry, backing an egg grading bill to aid marketing.
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Lowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Governo
John Haniaill
Friday Peter J. Friday Dies at 63 in Renwick Iowa
Peter J. Friday born December 27 1863 in Glarus Switzerland lived in Canada and several U S towns before settling near Renwick Iowa. He farmed in Borup Minnesota and later moved to Renwick where he died April 11 of heart failure aged 63 years 3 months 15 days. Survived by sons Irwin Arthur Clarence Theodore Charles and Ada Winifred Elsie and daughter Mrs John G Kelling. Funeral held at Renwick Methodist Church conducted by Rev Ry Conk with burial in Simswood Cemetery.
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Peter John Friday
Canton
Glarus
Switzerland
Henry
Vorbars
Wieconain
Ronwick
Homme
Ite
Agzbcy Mills
Magpi
Carwith
Inn
Chadwick
Mia
Franti
Borup
Minn
Renwick
Tingeraville
Nebraska
Renwick and
Hardy
Friday
Hved
Irwin
Nebi
Arthur
Clarence
Theodore
Backus
Charles
John G. Kelling
Ada
G.G. Pooland
Winifred
Algona
Elsie
Preston
Humboldt
Mee
Barbara Luchsinger
San Jose
California
Methodist
Simswood
Maggie
Silver Creek
Neb
Wisie
Mro Asd
Pool
Winnifred
Alguin
Peter Luchsinger
Dakota City
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Assistance
We thank those who kindly assisted us during our recent bereavement of our beloved father for acts of kindness and for the flowers. Brothers and sisters of LP. d. Friday's family.
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LP. d. Friday
Mrs August Schipull Burt Monitor
Mrs August Schipull nee Emilie Schwandt born August 12, 1886 in Illinois died April 12 or 14 1927 after a brief illness at age 40 years 7 months and 22 days she was a Lutheran member confirmed 1900 at Webster City Iowa married to August Schipull in 1918 survived by husband three children Sophie Leonard and a 14 week old baby four stepchildren Lorenz Martha Maria and Henry father Fred Schwandt stepmother one sister Ernestine Schwandt one brother August Schwandt and other relatives burial at Renwick Lutheran church cemetery officiated by Rev M E Soitz.
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Burt Monitor
August Schipull
Emilie Schwandt
Wasorn
Ilinois
Lutheran Church
Res. Willmerth
Webster City
Syra
Sophie
Leonard
Lorenz
Martha
Maria
Henry
Fred Schwandt
Miss’ Ernestine Schwandt
August Schwandt
Fey
Shi Luatheran Church
Rev. M. Ee Soitz
Renwick
Standard Loaf of Bread Established
The legislature just adjourned establishes a standard loaf of bread to ensure fair competition. From July loaves must be 0.5, 1, 1.25, 1.5 pounds or multiples of 1 pound. Tolerance allows 10 percent over or 4 percent under the standard weight. Wrappers must display manufacturer name address and loaf weight.
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M. G. Thornburg
Treasury faces unclaimed interest on Liberty bonds 35 million
Secretary McKanigs questions why 35 million in interest on Liberty bonds remains in the Treasury while Uncle Sam is in good shape. Recent financing movements for the first major war loans began, and Treasury notes show 41,601,030 in matured government securities still held by investors. If matured interest obligations of 837,700,000 are reinvested at 34 percent, holders could net over a million dollars yearly.
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McKanigs
Liberty
Treasury
Uncle Sam
China Reports Mixed Signals and Legal Advice Insight
Reports from China show mixed results and uncertainties in coverage. The saying compares legal costs to spousal advice, noting people often pay for guidance a wife might offer for free.
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