Death of Pioneer Mrs Miranda Fox Widow of Tate W H Fox
Obituary reports the death of Mrs Miranda Fox widow of Tate W H Fox near Woden Minnesota. Survivors include daughter Mrs Adolph Orthel and several relatives. Funeral services are listed with local connections to Britt Wesley and Algona communities.
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Miranda’ “Fox
Tate W. H. Fox
Adolph
Orthel
Woden
Wiesday
Fox
Wealey
Ald Wesley
Britt
Wesley
Milton Fox
Adolp Orthel
Eisenmann
Near
Hiséomann
Frey
Plenary Session Language Sparks Public Confusion
A fragment from a press discussion questions the use of the term plenary and agenda. It notes public interest in conference outcomes far exceeds that of participants and mentions secret sessions in Washington amid government transparency efforts.
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Nenple
Briand Oy Balfour
Hughes
Thaly
Oorn
Washington
Doves and Dangers in World Peace Efforts
The piece urges world peace via the Washington armament conference and warns of potential dangers from Japan and Germany. It notes Congress must finalize navy size decisions and criticizes what it calls political squabbles delaying progress toward disarmament and peaceful leadership.
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Washington
Taba
Japan
Amiatica
England
Germany
Parta Waa
Swithout
Congress
State Department
Satth
Prohibition Actions Reported in Bas Moines Month
October activities show Bas Moines papers noting assessments and penalties for illegal manufacture and sale of liquor. Federal agents seized 618 gallons of spirits and 1987 counts in penalties totaling 197 093.28.
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Bas Moines
Yaport GA
Brunnon
Prohibition
Towa
Yyeight Statule
Federal
Offigera
Apirita
Lakota Couple Married in Chapin Iowa
A Lakota couple Claas Wyteenhart and Lena Johns united at the Zion Reformed Church parsonage in Chapin on Monday evening November 28 1021. Rev W Janssen officiated with Mr and Mrs I K Steenhams serving as witnesses. After a brief visit with relatives the couple planned to farm north of Lakota. The item notes community life with local high school activities and student plans as part of daily news.
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Zion Reformed
Chapin
Towal
Claas Wy
Teenhard
Lena
Johns
Lakota
Iowa
Rey
W. Janssen
Offtelat
I. Kk
Steenhara
Spock
Christias
Jenk
Lorna
Longbottom
H.S. Gtrle
Wolepyrn
MTOR WINS 10 AND 98 TITONKA GAME RESULTS
The MTOR team lost to Titonka Friday night in a rough game. A missing regular player and illness hampered Coach Phelps’s squad but they fought hard. The first half ended 19 to 4 with Titonka ahead, and the second half saw MTOR struggle to score while Titans dominated teamwork.
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MTOR
RY Graca Dinzy
Titonka
Phelps
Herald
Bacon Demand Shifts Hog Market As Packers Face Distribution Hurdles
Enormous bacon consumption drives license for light hogs while demand for shoulders and backs strains packing plants. Packers admit distribution challenges and have bought large belly quantities from smaller firms at a premium. Wages drop, improving hog growers' cost position, and foreign markets will shape winter hog values.
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An- Gassey
Bear Party
Titonka Beats Wesley 22 to 16 In Friday Night Clash
Titonka defeated Wesley 22 to 16 in a close Friday game. Both teams showed strong play and school notes highlight the contest. Wesley players showed good sportsmanship despite poor road conditions. Mr A M Pateraen addressed the High School on Monday.
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Titonkal Titonka
Wesley
A. M. Pateraen
Loans and taxes push farmers to non taxable securities
A representative of a national loan and trust company argues that hefty farm loans at five to seven percent, combined with high income taxes, drive clients to invest in non taxable securities yielding five percent. This shift, he says, will burden farm lands and other property with taxes.
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National Loan and Trust Company
Imilan
Tri Municipal
Des Moines
Look Out for Decoys on Road
A Sanborn man and his companion were robbed near Everly when a gunman ordered them from their car. The thief fled with the watch, rings and the car after the couple stopped to pick up a garment left on the road. The incident prompts calls for highway police protection.
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Everly
The Truth About Corn in the Hog Debate
A city editor claims corn in the hog yields 90 cents a bushel while cash corn is 48 cents. The piece questions the conclusion that feeding corn to hogs is always profitable, noting missing factors between the two prices.
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Degred
Amk
Annual Bazaar town Belly Dec 10 at Crystal Lariy
Local notice promotes the annual bazaar and supper by the Ladies Aid Society on December 10 at the church basement. Menu includes chicken, potatoes, corn, cabbage salad, cranberry pickles, pumpkin and mince pie cake coffee. Adults 36 cents, children admitted.
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Crystal Lariy
Ladies' Aid Society
Mont
Wesl oyng Man Arrained on Disorderly Charge
Information from Th. A. Bonackor of Titanics notes a young man brought before Judge Thna A. Gerdes on a Wednesday evening. He faced charges related to disruption at a wrestling event and was bound over to district court, then held for further proceedings.
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Th. A. Bonackor
Titanics
Sheng
Tronka
Perdut
Aldlie
Walt
Cattle tested after sale near Hichorn Wisconsin
Farmer W. Tatam held a farm sale between this city and Delavan selling 34 cattle including 24 pure breds and 10 grades. Cattle were not tuberculin tested at sale but buyers could arrange testing later. Of 81 cattle listed for testing 28 were tubercular and sent to Milwaukee slaughterhouse.
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Saln
Hichorn
Wis
W. W. Tatam
Delavan
Miwaukea
Monroe
Journal-Gazette
Ed Its a farmer makes money on his farm through diversified marketing
An Edar Rapids story highlights Linn County farmer Emmet Dougherty who says he earned more on his farm in 1921 than ever before by selling livestock butter fat poultry and by investing in dairy cattle and feeding chickens. He credits lower feed prices and says he has proof of his profits.
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Edar Rapids
Linn County
Hig Handy
Emmet Dougherty
Knoxville Soldier Alfred Burrell Letters From Iowa Home
Alfred Burrell writes from Knoxville Iowa detailing hospital stay Thanksgiving plans and hopes for compensation. He praises local support from OsKaloosa and Rock Island crowd while awaiting future furlough, plans to join the Legion, and describes daily life at the hospital with entertainment and care.
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Oskaloosa
Hoya
Legion Post
Estherville
Thanee
Rocke Island
Hank
Alpred Burrell
Knoxville
Tawa U. 8
Hospital
Robbery at City Barber Shop Strikes for Cash and Goods
Thieves broke into Paul Wilzpatylek’s barber shop between 2 and 7 AM, taking cash from the till, cigars and tobacco, and a large quantity of whiskey. The burglar escaped with the register and stock. police search continues with no arrests reported.
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Paul Wilzpatylek
Entiva
Cpa
Intranea
Fitepatrick
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