Home town business urged over big city banks in Le Sueur Herald
The Le Sueur Herald advocates supporting local businesses and printing to boost the town economy. The piece argues that large banks and distant suppliers drain money from the community while local firms reinvest locally. It urges residents and merchants to buy from home institutions and remember to patronize home town services.
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Steir
Twig
Btare
Big
Moiitain
Twila Cibank
le Sueur Herald
Propaganda Plugs a Humble Home Companion
A mock sales pitch portrays a secular servant companion offered by a community newspaper as a cost effective household helper. The satirical piece imagines a benevolent, all around smart aid that removes daily burdens and entertains. It contrasts with Oakdale sanitorium fundraising neglect.
State aid cries out for Iowa hospital relief
Cedar Rapids Republican laments lawmakers delay and urges action to provide milk and supplies to the hospital. The piece rails at insufficient state support, condemns bills seen as harmful, and notes American Legion posts must beg for funds for comrades at Oakdale. It questions the legislature and calls for informed decision making.
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Itilmot x Chavitr Hospital
Towa
Iowa
American Legion
Oakdale
Cedar Rapids
Tramp Joe Brown Visits City Lodging House
The writer spent about thirty minutes with Joseph Brown of a local lodging house. He explained his aim to improve the next guest’s stay, described tramps and hobos, and defined bum as someone who won t work. The encounter exposed underworld tricks and left the writer convinced some crooks hide behind bars.
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Joseph Brown
Narface
Joe
Underworld
Trick Trades Highlight Bargain Car Deal Folly
A Fairmont report notes a sharp talking bargain where a man shows a high priced scheme around an old car. The buyer tests the seller by offering $25 down and hints at trading up to two new cars if a set price is met. The exchange emphasizes caution in suspicious “deal” offers.
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Fairmont
Sentinel
Farm Bureau advises quick hog cholera controls
The county agent urges quick yard time, proper vaccination with double treatment, and veterinary dosage to prevent hog sickness. Notify neighbors if cholera appears and cooperate to stamp out the disease before it spreads.
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Farm Bureau
All Home Team Movement Backs Local Baseball
The Playmore Tribune notes Elmore Eye backing a strictly home team of baseball players for the town this season. It cites Iowa towns showing support for fully local squads to avoid fan deficits, and mentions Winnebago Minnesota planning a home field effort. Buffalo Center is expected to field a team with no player paid beyond expenses, reflecting a broader shift toward home teams.
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Elmore Eye
Iowa
Winnebago
Minn
Playore—Tribune
Sugar beet factory closures hit Belmond and Waverly
Reports indicate the Sugar Company plants at Belmond and Waverly will not operate this year. Townspeople react to the unexpected shutdowns as workers face layoffs and local commerce braces for impact.
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Towney. Sugar Co
Belmond
Waverly
Hog Cholera Reported on Farms in Your Township
Hog cholera has been reported on several farms in Your township. Officials caution farmers to isolate affected stock and report new cases promptly to prevent spread and protect the broader herd.
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United States Food Administration
Wright
W. J. Denton
Gome
R. HK. Grant
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Weldon
N. C
Wilmington
Youells President
Ting CO
Ama
Sele By
Ane Sear
Tal
Neél Ae
Frain
Wolfe
Vawaks
Town
Mr. Jones
Smith
Inelud
Europe
Sonora
J. E
The
Algona Music Store
John Mesing
Makakestad
HOG Cholera Speciar
Col
Carl
Dahlhanser Auctioneer
Bancroft, Towa
Batia A
Petersen General
Tionka
EL Keil
Titonka
R. G. Ball
Chapgap
Jons
Pierre
WN. D.ray
Calla
Woden, Iowa
DR. Roy
Ba Bala
Jows
Ll. P. Haggard
First ‘Natl Bank Bldg
Algona
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