Week in Review: Debates, Deaths and Global Tensions
Washington reports a 5000 depositors meeting in the postal system in January. Judge Martin A. Knapp of the Court of Appeals dies after a major operation. The British debt funding bill passes 201 to 44. President Harding honored by artist Roundaltz. Crowder named ambassador to Cuba. Agriculture shows 1922 output at $14.81B vs $12.40B in 1921. Senate debates army pork-barrel spending. Pitman gas tragedy. Johns Hopkins gift and other national notes.
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Martin A. Knapp
Cle It Court of Appeals
Washington
House
Senate
Legislature Passes Proposals on Land Titles and Tax Reform
The Iowa General Assembly tackles the Torrens land title system and a mutual title guaranty plan amid debates on abstract expenses. It also advances bills on county superintendent elections, temple of justice funding, and stricter school audits, while considering liquor laws and women’s suffrage in a lengthy session.
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Dnties
Bullington
Towhem
Carter
Crear
Forty-First General Assembly
Supreme Court
Land Titles Committee
House
Buffington
Thirty-Ninth
General Assembly
Ontjes
Berry
Scchools
Storey and Cessna
Temple of Justice Fund
States General Fund For Good
Blake
Senate
Temple of Justice
General State Fund
Thenet
Iowa State Teachers Association
Teachers Association
McIntosh
Graham and Hauge House
Forty-Feet
Iowa News Briefs Reflect Farm, War, and Legislation Mix
Iowa reports renewal of wage scales for miners, soy bean interest in Jackson County, and a Des Moines veterans club project. Fire at Sioux City plant causes major losses. Great White Way project near Keokuk County. Lincoln assassination eyewitness Nelson H. May of Sioux City dies. Farmers Co operative Exchange handles large grain volume. state receives war department payment for Knoxville lands. Simpson College students largely self-supporting. Rat damage in farms eyed. rat depredation costs noted. Iowa bonus funds may fall short. controversy over veteran bonuses continues. Hatching and incubation temperatures advised by Iowa State College experts. Iowa holds high swine, cattle, mule, and horse shares in world totals. Constitutional reform on female eligibility advances. county indebtedness report released. Statewide tax and spending concerns noted. Sheppard-Towner aid debated by officials.
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Lowe
Jackson County
American Legion Montezuma Ia
Des Moines
Veterans’ Club
Sioux City
Nelson H. May
Abraham Lincoln
Farmers Co-operative Exchange of
la Porte City
State Institution
Knoxville
Simpson College
Indianola
Bloomfield
Harry Wilkins
State Bonus Board
Iowa
Supreme Court
Hyes
Iowa State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Etate
Graham-Hauge
House of Representatives
Forty-First General Assembly
Europe
James A. Devitt
Oskaloosa
Sheppard-Towner
A. O. Ruste
Charles City
Iowa League of Women Voters
Yulted Womanhood of America
Tanlac hailed as best of all by Minnesota resident
Mrs. Albert Kaping of St Paul reports severe health decline with headaches dizziness gas and indigestion. After taking Tanlac she claims ten pound gain and relief from aches, sleep troubles, and back pain. She endorses Tanlac and says it improves her ability to care for her home. Sold by druggists.
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Albert Kaping
10Th St
Bt. Paul
Minn
Clever remark turns on albatross baby with claws
An audience paraphrase mocks a witty quip about an Albert Rosa and a baby albatross born with claws. The clever young man retorts that it would be remarkable if the albatross had feet instead of claws, highlighting the joke’s absurd twist.
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Albert Rosa
Cleer
Erhta
Jace
Dr Pierce's vegetable medicines praised for purity and health
The ad extols Dr Pierce as a leading Buffalo citizen and guarantees the purity of his remedies. It highlights Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription for women and general health. It invites readers to send for trial and mentions Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Send Co
Pierce's
All Figured Out in a Lesson of Marriage
A humorous note from a Boston Transcript quip about a husband and wife discussing a taeda correspondence course. The wife’s improving cooking is teased as she asks what to serve for dinner, and he jokes by listing lessons and dessert items from the course.
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Mra. Youngbride
Boston Transcript
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Hardington
Alderica
Russia
Enoch H. Crowder
Harding
Cuba
Department of Agriculture
Johnson
Moses
Washington Dispatch
Federal Farm Loan Board
Washingtn
Pitman, N. J. 2
Chicago
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Johns Hopkins University
Bualtore
Monroe
Ouachita
Louisiana and
Arkansas
Mayo Cleveland
Mayo
Kingston
Kenyon
Towa
Hos
Bigke
Fordson Coal Propany
Dover
Del
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
John Barrymore
New York
Edwin Booth
France
United Coal Mines, Inc
Pittsburgh
Laura Caplan
Kentucky
Ohionr
Bellingsham
Wash
J. B. A. Robertson
Ada
Oklo
Nemo
Montagne Brothers
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Marion
Herrin
Peter Hitley
Percy Hall
Dallas McCrea
T. A. Baldwin
Baldwin
Scott Feld
Belleville
St. Louis
Mra
Helth Kingdon Gould
George Jay Gould
Ludlow
Mass
Ludlow Manufacturing Association
Alexander Howat
Kansas Union
Topeka
Kan
J. B. Chilberg
Scandinavian-American Bank of
Seattle, Wash
Mlegally
Boston
George L. Ware
Curb
Oll
United States
National Safety Council
Salle Shadrick
Columbia
Baron Carlo Allotti
Tokyo
London
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Bahnhofplatz
Essen
Thomas O'Higgins
Maryborough
Kevin O'Higgins
Free State
Home Affairs
Dublin
Jesus M. Garza
Mexico City
Monterey
Nuevo Leon
International Labor Bureau
Germany
Italy
Poland
Ses
Yiepatchea
Porto Alegre
Rio Grande Do Sul
Nonday
George Linsley
William Linsley
Strathroy
Ont
Ambassador Child
Rome
Mussolini
Muenchen-Gladbach
Rheydt
Sofia
Thrace
Maritza
State House
William 8. Kenyon
Thad
William FR. Blake
Board of Education
Ames
Iowa City
Cedar Falls
State Board of Control
State University
Rockefeller Foundations
Perkins Hospital
Medical College
University Hospital
Legislative Mills
Educational and Board of Control
Fortieth General Assembly
Thirty Ninth
Highway Commission
Kendall
Hammil
Anderson
Tenderfoot Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
America
Tse
Iowa News
Bury
Tanlac
St. Paul
Foley
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