The Tripoli Leader Editorial on Politics and Taxes
The Tripoli Leader discusses Democrats and Republicans platforms with emphasis on liquor laws and the 18th amendment. It warns of tax increases, debt, and economic strain while urging ballot power to push tax reduction and better government. It also praises civic pride and town improvements and notes hog price upticks amid market shifts.
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England
Australia
Germany
Industrial News Review
Editorial on farming faith amid market downturns
The Iowa Press argues farming remains a solid livelihood despite tough markets. It praises farm loans over bonds, notes a bank that closed for bond-based security, and asserts the farm sector’s resilience and value to depositors and communities.
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Iowa
Lying Popular in Both Sides Stirs Local Reflections
A Tama News-Herald remark recalls a Highland township barber shop pledge in which a young man claimed eight family votes for a supervisor candidate but only 29 Democratic votes were counted for Highland. The piece argues political lies are common across parties and even in business.
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Highland Township
Edwin C. Carnal
Highland
Thorne
Carnal
Tama News-Herald
R. H. Moore
Ralph
A Sense of Values in Local Government Matters
A Decorah Public Opinion column urges citizens to focus on value in local governance rather than national politics. It argues that improvements to schools roads and moral conditions in home communities affect individuals far more than federal actions and calls for concrete community engagement and accountability.
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Decorah
Too Much Confidence and Now None in Keithsburg News
A Keithsburg columnist recounts a banker’s view that banks have ample funds but borrowers lack confidence. He argues sound lending requires productive use of funds, not rescuing failed ventures. The piece attributes slow borrowing to fear of trying new ideas rather than money shortage.
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Keithsburg
Ill
Expense Act in Iowa Faces Supreme Court Reversal
Iowa Supreme Court ruled the expense bill unconstitutional, barring legislators from collecting past session funds. The decision targets what critics called a salary increase cloaked as expenses, boosting political sports in several counties and affecting upcoming contests. The ruling follows Polk county appeals and a Wapello county district court decision, urging repeal and replacement.
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Iowa
Supreme Court
Treasury
Polk County
George Gallarno
Des Moines
Plain Talk
G. W. Dashiell
Wapello County
Government Appropriations Debate in Red Oak Express
The Red Oak Express argues against government appropriations as a solution to the financial mess. It asserts such funding would worsen taxation and debt and risk bankruptcy, favoring mild inflation to boost commodity prices and employment, rather than targeted aid benefiting a few.
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Chicago
Washington News Reminisces on National Conventions
In Chicago the author reflects on 45 years of national conventions, contrasting vivid historic moments with modern rituals. He notes crowd ballyhoo, questions of merit over party, and the need for candidates judged by substance rather than spectacle. The piece urges voters to seek capable leaders beyond partisan theatrics.
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Ballyhoo
Comprehensive List of Canned Foods and Ready-Made Entrees
A long list outlines canned foods marked with E for enamel-lined cans, plus a catalog of meats, seafoods, vegetables, fruits, beverages, and ready-made entrees. It notes grocers can order items not on hand and includes numerous specific items such as artichokes, beans, corn, meats, fish, dairy, soups, and prepped dishes for reference.
Seeing Both Sides Tested in Senator Sorg Debate
Washington Star quotes Senator Sorg on weighing both sides of an issue. He warns that constant perspective shifting can hinder clear forward action, suggesting prudence in balancing viewpoints without losing direction.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Dog Bite Test Prompted by Housewife Quip
A lighthearted exchange centers on a new family dog. The housewife invites a visitor to judge whether the dog bites, joking that since they just bought him, they cannot be sure yet. The moment blends humor with a practical test request.
Eggs Light hens Heavy hens Heavy broilers Leghorn broilers Plymouth Rock Roosters Goods hogs Sons Veal calves
Classified list itemizing eggs and various poultry types alongside hogs sons and veal calves. Appears to be an inventory or price listing with multiple animal categories. Contains no complete sentences or context to expand.
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Leghorn
Plymouth Rock Roosters Goods Hogs Sons Veal
Help Wanted and Used Cars For Sale in Tripoli
WANTED steady farm work by a married man able to do anything on the farm applicants call The Leader office or see Albert Lee. Also hosiery sales offer with quick pay and travel prize. GOOD USED CARS FOR SALE in Tripoli listing several 1920s models with prices from 35 to 295 dollars. Wm. Ambrose Auto Co. advertises multiple vehicles including 1929 Hudson sedan and Ford models.
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Leader
Albert Lee
Tripoli
Ford
Wilkin Hosiery Co
Desk
Greenfield
Ohio
Wm. Ambrose Auto Co
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