Campaign contrasts and calls for consistent politics in Iowa
The piece criticizes a Republican caravan nicknamed Spangler’s Circus for pushing pro IU Iowa Boy rhetoric while attacking Senator Steck for backing Judge Parker. It questions party blame, discusses corn yields and farmer concerns, and urges voters to seek right over party advantage.
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Spangler
Ballyhoo
Iowa
White House
Dan Steck
Judge Parker
Parker
Hoover
Steck
I. J. Dickinson
United States’ Senate
Democratic Party
John Raskob
Yewa
Hss Owa Republican
Relief From Curse of Constipation Tablet Rexall Orderlie
A Bittle Creek physician links constipation to most misery and promotes Rexall Orderlie as immediate relief. The tablet draws water into the bowel to soften waste for a gentle natural movement without habit or dose increase. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for next day relief. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Store. C. M. Webb Rolfe and Plover.
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Bittle Creek
Rexall Drug Store
C. M. Webb, Rolfe and Plover
Independent candidate for Pocahontas clerk of court announced
F M Tice of Fonda announces his candidacy for Pocahontas county clerk of the district court in the November 4 1930 election. He notes his World War veteran status and long county residence and asks supporters to vote the Independent column first then chosen party columns.
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District Court
Pocahontas County
F. M. Tice
Fonda
Advertising as the best medium for reaching buyers
An article argues newspapers remain the strongest advertising medium, citing readers reach and family exposure. It recalls St Jacobs Oil as a case where halting newspaper ads lost momentum and revenue, warning against assuming brand familiarity negates future campaigns.
Piss Poxers and Gloomy Economic Echoes Across Papers
A collage of editorials critiques Hoover’s efficiency, calls for bar association purges, advice on saving via banks, concerns over farmers’ income postwar value, and warnings of political humbuggery. Various papers note population debates, party fortunes, auto tax impacts, road-building incentives, and odd local observations.
St Jacob's Oil fades as advertising fails to save product
Former owners spent to keep their product before the public but sales collapsed and St Jacob's Oil became a memory. The piece argues newspaper advertising links buyer and seller at lower cost and greater effect, urging use of ads. Congressional critic Harold Knutson cited.
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Wiro
Radio Audiiece
St. Jacobs’ Oil
America
St. Jacob’s Oil
Harold Knutson
Pioneer-Journal
Wadena
Minn
National Editorial Association
Stunt records and political musings in brief
The piece jokes that labor records remain unbroken by stunts while noting old political economists warned war was needed to curb overpopulation. It claims the automobile solves the risk, rendering war unnecessary.
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Minneapolis
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J. J. Bruce
J. H. Lighter
Relfe
OWA Press
A. J. Dickinson
United States Senate
The
Register and Tribune
Brookhart
Dickinson
Lowa
Board of Trade
Abraham Lincoln
Dan Turner
Brazil
Echo
North African Desert
Titan
Advertising— and
Atlantic News-Herald
Jefferson Bee
Bar Association
Winterset Madisonian
Cedar Rapids
United States
Davenport
Anthon Herald
Rolfe
Low
Savage Building
Tam
Palmer School of Chiropractic
F. A. Johnson
D. C
Savage Block
Avante
Banking House
State Savings Bank
Robert Bruce
James Bruce
Jos. McEwen
J.B. Kent
Chm
James Bruce W
McEwen
Jon
R. J. Kent
Phillips 66 Flyers
KMOX
Voice of St. Louis
GASC
Phillips Petroleum Company
Independent Oil & Gas Company
L. M. Paulson
P. A. Paulson
Tank Ages
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