Hardin county officers change as new board takes seats
The Herald notes newly elected Hardin county officers and deputies assuming duties. FT. M. Lockwood becomes county clerk with deputy F. A. Buringame. L. Tucker moves from deputy auditor to auditor, aided by Percy Doud. Edgington becomes court house officer, Jay Newcomer his deputy. Seaton is elected county attorney, with Noble retaining his law office. Uhay H. Marks joins the board of supervisors, bringing new leadership and expectations for taxpayer service.
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Every Iowan Should Have It Journal Ad
An old Iowa newspaper ad urges readers to subscribe for comprehensive state news from the Register and reader. It touts AP reports, local correspondents, a Washington string, and independent politics, while promoting Hollister’s Real Mountain Tea and a Sioux City promotion.
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Register
Iowa
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Associated Press
Washington
Scott's Emulsion Aids Consumption Treatment Claims
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as easier to digest than cod liver oil for consumption. It asserts healthy outcomes from fresh air exercise nourishing food and continuous emulsion use, noting its acceptance by millions and offering samples. It mentions the product by Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Prosperity Expected After Election, Steel Demand Soars
A speaker predicts a post election prosperity surge in the United States, with steel consumption rising dramatically. He notes banks have money and investment will accelerate after political settles, citing past growth from 1,000,000 tons in 1879 to 12,500,000–14,000,000 tons by 1900 and projecting over 20,000,000 tons annually within ten years.
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United States
Tam
Avoid Delays in Civil Causes by a Single Reviewing Court
Sociologist Andrew J. Hirschl argues that civil cases should travel to the final court once. He warns current practice creates endless appeals, delays, and costs. A reviewing court could direct supplemental evidence or rehear specific facts without reopening lower courts.
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MR Vanity as a Prompter of Extravagance
By Professor Herbert J. Davenport from the University of Chicago, the piece critiques luxury fashion culture. It argues that fashion dictates dress, aids vanity, and imposes costs on families, shaping children’s rights and parents’ choices while masking poverty and promoting ostentatious displays.
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MR Vanity
Herbert J. Davenport
University of Chicago
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