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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
2
Surgeon General Cumming calls for safe water, pasteurized milk, and anti typhoid inoculations to curb the typhoid outbreak in the United States. The piece also notes the national debt, labor and tariff discussions, prohibition enforcement, and a roundup of political, social, and financial events across the country.
A Tokyo cable says four Japanese army divisions will disband beginning May 15. Japan reportedly gains rights to Saghalin coal and oil deposits under a 50 year lease after recognizing the Soviet Union in Peking with M Yoshizawa and M Karakhan signing. Other items note Red Cross talks with Manchuria and German fears over a U S treaty, plus Geneva dispatches on Danube Rhine navigation and Trotzky's removal in Moscow. Chancellor Luther presents his cabinet to the Reichstag.
Gov Hammill pushes pay as you go while backing income tax reform and a gasoline tax for roads. Farm Bureau supports 2 cent gas tax replacing property tax, favoring road funding and opposing a large bond issue. Inauguration drew 1500 lawmakers and leaders. 5000 booked through the governor’s reception.
One of the first bills will repeal the law that made public money deposits in banks preferred over individual deposits when banks fail.
Report notes the legislature may send the bond issue to the electorate. Indications suggest Governor Hammill would likely not veto the proposal if referred.
Among 158 members of the general assembly, sixty eight are recruits with no prior legislative experience.
The Boone News Republican notes the Auxiliary plans relief efforts for soldiers at the state hospital in Cherokee. It highlights questions about workers for white collar jobs after training and reflects on 1924 as a year of cautious progress toward normalcy in Iowa. Des Moines bank clearings are flat versus 1923 with weekly gains hinting at 1925 records. A 200 plus cowboy rodeo will open Des Moines in June under Argonne post. New industries move to Des Moines and national firms eye Iowa for regional distribution.
Lesson for February 1 explains Jesus as the true vine and believers as branches. The Father prunes and purges to produce fruit. abiding in Christ, keeping His commandments, and Christ’s words bring joy, love, and effective prayer, revealing true friendship with Jesus.
The text argues physical vigor enables greater achievement than puny or ill health and frames strength as a driver of success across all other factors. It emphasizes that bodily vitality enhances one’s capability to accomplish more than weakness permits.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a long standing digestive aid for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach and related ailments. It claims fifty eight years of proven use and wide distribution with bottles priced at 80 and 90 cents.
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