Voters weigh Hoover Smith stance on farm questions
The piece notes Secretary Hooves support on farm policy and the McNary-Haugen bill passing Senate 53 to 23 with Iowa Democrats backing Al Smith. It warns that Smith and Hoover would shift prominence away from agriculture, risking a major upheaval in American politics if nominated.
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Middle West
Hooves
United States Senate
Iowa
al Smith
Smith
New York City
Hoover
Qgowden
Dawes
Farmers Rally Behind Lowden In Major Nomination Push
In a brief political remark the speaker notes that farmers and rural voters, nearly all in agricultural regions, would back either candidate as a fiend, with Lowden as the preferred first choice in the nomination race.
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U. S
Lowden
U. D
MOR
Hammill Considers Third-Term Run and Bond Issue Shift
John Hammill announced a bid for a third term and issued a press letter detailing an attitude toward a bond issue and a pay as you go program. The sudden bond stance raises questions of political trades with road boosters and potential rivals, per Whittemore Champion.
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John Hammil
John
Coolidge
Paved Roads Boosters
Hammill
Whittemore
Legislature Failed In Its Duty
Dispatches state that in the past thirty days Iowa depositors in insolvent banks have received a million dollars in dividends. Had the legislature a guaranty law been enacted earlier, depositors could have recovered all their money at any time. The question remains whether such a law could be enacted now without causing temporary harm, but the experiment would be worth trying.
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Iowa
Antarctic voyage planned by Commander Bird with fifty five men
A voyage to the Antarctic circle is planned with Commander Bird and a crew of fifty five leaving New York on September first aboard a ship built for the cruise. They will carry three scouting planes and establish a chain of bases one hundred miles apart seeking land or ice near the pole. One hundred tons of seal meat will feed two hundred Alaskan dogs used to travel between bases.
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New York
Paris
Tyeland
Greenly Island
Labrador
Coimmander Bird
Antarctic Circle
South Pole
Antarctic
Bird
School and Freshman News Highlight Early Season
The season opener is set for Friday at Wesley at 3 PM. Freshman grades show the highest class average yet, with notes on returning students and top marks in Algebra. Seventh to Eighth Grades plan Friday programs at 1 30 PM, while several students earn honors for attendance and performance across grades.
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Wesley
Algona
Clifton Shultz
Dorothy Clemans
Janelle Hunt
Wille Kennedy
Pern Krantz
Clinton Larson
Poyd Larson
Lloyd Larson
Ardith Nauman
Wilbur Schram
Lennice Wright
Russel Keuchenreuther
Lois Heilner
Beryl Banta
Celest Trenary
Hilda Steckar
Allan Lamoreux
Lorraine Lamoreux
Kathryn Schram
John Smith
Donald Callies
Biting Their Own Races and the Emmetsburg Electric Fight
In Emmetsburg the Hi Line Electric Co seeks injunctions to block a municipal electric light plant. The Whittemore Champion argues such tactics are temporary and will turn locals against the company as costly litigation unfolds, urging fairness in the dispute.
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Hi-Line Electric Company
Emmetsburg
Whithtemore
Gaylord Shumway Seeks Kossuth County Attorney Nomination
Gaylord D. Shumway announces his candidacy for County Attorney on the Republican ticket subject to voters in the June primary. He asks voters of Kossuth County to support him.
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J. A. Freeh
Algona
Freeh
Kossuth County
Gaylord D. Shumway
Kossuth County Republican Primary Candidate for County Attorney
W Stillman of Algona Iowa declares his run for the Republican nomination for County Attorney in Kossuth County subject to the June primary by Republican voters.
Four Republicans Run for Kossuth County Sheriff
L. E. Hovey states four candidates compete in the Republican primary for sheriff of Kossuth County Iowa, subject to voter will at the June election.
Boettcher Seeks Republican Nomination in June Primary
A candidacy notice from H. H. Boettcher to Republican voters of Kossuth County announces his bid for the nomination at the June primary. The statement urges support in the party selection process.
Sheriff Candidate on Republican Ticket Names Wolcott
A candidate for sheriff on the Republican ticket announces his campaign, subject to the voters will at the June primary. E L Wolcott appears as the naming figure in the notice.
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E. L. Wolcatt
Barron Strain White Leghorn Eggs at $3 Per Hundred
Sealed hatch eggs offered by Arnold Gray of Titonka Iowa, listing Barron strain white leghorn at three dollars per hundred. Contact through local farming circles as advertised.
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Barron
Arnold Gray
Titonka
Towa
H. W.schoenlein
9-18 Case Tractor with 7-foot Tandem Disc for Sale
9 18 Case Tractor in excellent condition with a 7 foot tandem disc offered by Titanta Py, a Wy based company, for sale. Trade details and price not specified.
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Titanta Py, Company
Bayer Dust Boosts Corn Yields Says Iowa Grower
Iowa farmer N J Wilson reports treated seed yielded 7.7 bushels per acre more than untreated seed at harvest. The ad touts Bayer Dust as proven by labs, field tests, and surveys with 160 of 180 farm journal respondents praising gains and disease protection for seed and soil.
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N. J. Wilson
Sacunty
Iowa
Wilson
Bayer
Corn
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Bayer Dust Lets Seeds Stay Fresh in Ground
An advertisement claims Bayer Dust keeps seeds from rotting in cold wet soil after planting. It allows one planting and reduces replanting losses despite weather. The product allegedly promotes quick varieties, better germination, and higher yields.
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Bayer
Easy to Use Bayer Dust Cuts Seed Treatment Time
Bayer Dust can be applied at 68 or less than five cents per acre with no special equipment. The dust is used as a treatment and two bushels of seed can be treated in under three minutes.
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Iowa Press Association
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American Press Association
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Eugenie Frederic
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Marinella
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Marigold Cosmetics
Marigold
Iowa State
Hank
Edith Fisk
Buick
Webster County
Buick Compny
Kohlhaas Bros
Woden
A. C. Kreiger
John Deere Machinery
J. F. Fisher
J. H Jensen
Seneca Township
Sanssuth County
Jensen
Seneca
A. J. Barger l
Lakota
Ed. F. Callies
E. N. Clemans
Edward Brandt
Betty Budlong
Lela Zwintel
Jin
Loats
Pr. Juoats
Patricia Ball
Lee Bruns
Roberlong
Earl Doege
Roger la ‘Bon
Luella Jargon
Fern Oesterreicher
Herbert Schram
Burris Smith
Robert Schutter
Maxine Stolt
Kenneth Lindhorst
Warl Schwepne
W. Stillman
Algona, la
L. E. Hovey
Sherife
Sheving
H. H. Boettcher
Siler
G. F. G. Vogel
Burt
Kossuth
Bertha
Johnson
WJ. Breakenrvidge
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Tam
Kasauth County
J. A. Frewitt
Kossuth Canunry
Clark K. Orton
Jd. L Wise
Titonka Telephone Company
R. B. Nauman, Titonka
William Rickless
Chevrolet
Frank Tryon
Lee O. Wolfe
Henry Bohmidt
John Desre
Henry Schmidt
Joe Tapper
Buffalo Center
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