New Advertising Service For The Vindicator and Republican
The Vindicator and Republican announces a partnership with Bennet-Brown Company of Chicago to add an advertising service with artists, copy writers, and advertising experts. The service aims to improve illustration quality and trade arguments, benefiting merchants and the community by raising the paper’s advertising power and overall standard.
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Vindicator and
Republican
Bennet-Brown Company
Chicago
Bonnet-Brown Company
Vindicator
Former Vindicator editor marks fifty years at Sentinel
Frank A. Day, once connected with the Northern Vindicator, now edits the Fairmont Sentinel in Minnesota. He began his journalistic career in 1874, guiding the weekly for fifty years, while also serving as daily editor since its founding. Day, a one-time Republican who shifted to the Democratic side, remains active, respected in Martin County, and proud of his county’s history.
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Frank A. Day
Fairmont Daily
Weekly Sentinel
Vindicator
Republian
Fairmont
Minnesota
Fairmont Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Day
Flairmont Sentinel
Martin County
Democratic Party
My. Day
Washington Letter on McAdoo split and Democratic woes
The Washington letter outlines McAdoo's ruinous bid for the Democratic nomination, his ties to E L Doheny, and alleged Klan support. It notes party fractures over the League of Nations, Cox’s withdrawal, and a bleak view of Democratic prospects as Republicans gain ground. It cites the oil indictments against Fall and the Doheny group, plus court exonerations of Morse and others. It laments Sunken unity and forecasts Republican advantage in the next election.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Wm. G. McAdoo
E. L. Doheny
Republic Iron & Steel Co
Treasury
McAdoo
Ku Klux Klan
Democratic Party
New York World
Bainbridge Colby
Wm. Pattangall
League of Nations
Newton D. Baker
League
Woodrow Wilson
CASS
Albert B. Fall
RB. L. Doheny
Kool
Doheny Jn
Harry F. Sinclair
Fall
Dohenys
Doheny
Courts of Justice
Sinclair
United States
President Coolidge Mourns Death of Son
President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge mourn the death of their younger son Calvin Coolidge Jr. from blood poisoning in Washington at ten o'clock Monday night. He was a little past sixteen years old. The nation shares in the family bereavement.
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Calvin Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Washington
Uu P
Orville Smith Wins Prize in Drawing Contest
Orville Smith aged twelve won a drawing prize in a national contest by Lewis E Meyers Co Valparaiso Indiana. He captured a fifth prize among two hundred fifty prizes, a notable achievement for his youth amid nationwide participation.
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Orville Smith
Lewis E. Meyers & Co
Valparaiso
Ind
Orville
Willing Workers Picnic and Local Family News in Emmet
The Emmet Echos notes a July 3 picnic at the school house with thirteen members and two visitors, a forthcoming meeting at Helen Keyser's home, and a brief list of community visits. The Dean family held a lakeside reunion with seventy five attendees. Various May/June visits and travels are recorded, including Mrs. Irving Ellerston’s Denver trip, Koenecke’s Minnesota journey, and relatives staying with Andersons. A Moody Tredway visit, a local Farmers Union picnic, and a new baby girl for Ed Ziemer are also reported along with several sick lists and social visits.
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Denver
Colo
Sind
Anderson
Fisherville
Henry Olson
Tom Smith
Farmers Union
Ziemer
O. A. Olson
Moody Tredway
Sac County
Estherville
Strawberry Point Farm
A. S. Reed
Superior
Alvin Tredway
Farm wives in Iowa boost clothing skills led by agents
May reports from home demonstration agents show county leaders and women attending training and meetings on cutting and fitting garments. Woodbury Jackson Harrison Linn Scott indicate substantial savings for farm families, though data covers only four of 75 counties.
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Iowa
Fannie Gannon
Woodbury County
Monelle Baker
Jackson County
Gertrude Owen
Harrison County
Lulu Tregoning
Scott County
Fern Lippincott
Linn County
Oatmeal Hermits a la Julienne Cookies Recipe
A vintage recipe for Oatmeal Hermits uses 2 cups oatmeal, 1% cups flour, shortening creamed with 1 cup sugar, eggs, milk, raisins, and a sifted mix of flour salt cinnamon and baking powder. Drop spoonfuls on a greased pan and bake at 400 degrees for 15 minutes. Makes about 3 dozen cookies.
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B. P
Ames Abe Skeptical On Democratic Nomination Winds
Ames Abe questions the Democrats nominating a candidate, joking about campaign orators at his south field and the imagined impact of wind from the east on Bryan at Madison Square, reflecting a humorous political aside.
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Iowa
Bryan
Madinon Square
Army Worm On The March In Iowa Fields
Army worm migrates north across Iowa fields with nine long-distance calls reported by Iowa State College entomology, affecting twenty counties. Farmers are urged to plow furrows, dig holes, and spray with kerosene or crude oil, or use poison bait made from bran Paris green molasses and water. Late fall plowing helps destroy hibernating worms, with two to three generations annually and 600 to 700 eggs per female.
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Towa
Iowa State College
Iowa
Kiddies Oatmeal Tart Method and Crust Ingredients
Recipe for a four serving oatmeal tart uses Quaker Oats and milk baked in pastry crust. It includes sugar vanilla beaten eggs and a hot oven for 30 minutes with a crust paste of flour butter salt and water.
Efficient agriculture under adverse conditions urged
The dean claims current ad verse conditions will spur better business and sounder agricultural policy than normal times. Advice urges weed control to conserve moisture during the dry season. Guidance also covers child milk intake, recommending a quart daily until age fourteen.
Thistle Butterfly in Iowa Reported by Extension Entomologists
Extension entomologists at Iowa State College report the thistle butterfly larva common across the state. The green yellow, hairy caterpillar feeds largely on weeds such as burdock thistle and hollyhock and is not yet harming crops. May the lord of larvae watch over his appetite.
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Iowa State College
Klopp Memorial Prize Awarded at Iowa State College
David L. O. Stalin of Shenandoah won the Russell I Klopp memorial prize of 26 dollars for the highest scholastic ranking in horticulture at Iowa State College. The Agricultural Experiment Station at Ames issued Circular No. 90 on fighting melon and cucumber pests, available free by writing to the Bulletin Editor, Iowa State College, Ames.
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David L. O. Stalin
Shenandoah
Russell I. Klopp
Towa State College
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Bulletin
Iowa State Colege
Variegated cut worm threat linked to army worm in Iowa alfalfa
Prof C J Drake of Iowa State College entomology says poison bran mash will control the variegated cut worm in Iowa fields. Spread in late afternoon at 8 to 9 pounds per acre. The pest feeds on most crops, with two generations yearly and about 600 eggs per female.
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Towa
C. J. Drake
Iowa State College
Iowa fruit crop to fall short of last year overall
Extension official If El Nichols at Iowa State College predicts statewide fruit production will dip with winter apples at about 50 percent and summer and fall apples around 70 percent of last year. Strawberries should rebound to about 120 percent, grapes to 65 percent, plums to 50 percent, and peaches nearly absent. bush fruits near last year.
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Iowa
el. Nichols
Iowa State College
Nichols
Nich‘ols
Dress Hints From Miss Macfred McKenzie
Miss McKenzie outlines house dress trends with fancy plaids checks and stripes in two or three colors. Emphasizes simple straight lines long panels and flat finishes for the short and stout while roll collars flaring cuffs and wider skirts add fullness to slender figures. A home water softener is cheaper than a cistern and pump and provides unlimited soft water says Fred C. Fenton of Iowa State College engineering.
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Macfred McKenzie
Iowa State College
Fred C. Fenton
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Cottage Cheese for Hot Days Nutritional Hot Weather Tip
Prof EK F Goss of Iowa State College notes cottage cheese is lean meat with similar protein value. It is best fresh and made from clean skim milk that sours easily in warm months, heated briefly to about 100 degrees F for firm curd, then drained and salted to taste.
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EK. F. Goss
Dairy Department
Iowa State College
Quaker Soup Oatmeal Onion Mix Note Card
A brief note lists Quaker Soup 1 oz oatmeal and 1 large onion. The fragment suggests a simple food preparation item or ingredients list without context or further details.
Agriculture Will Pick Up says Dean Curtiss on future prospects
Dean C. F. Curtiss of Iowa State College argues that young people who pursue agriculture with diligent study and mastery can expect rewarding careers. He emphasizes soil as a renewable, permanent resource and warns that without agriculture humanity’s future would be bleak. Prosperity will return with well organized scientific farming practices.
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Dean C. F. Curtiss
Division of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Simple Creamy Vegetable Havarti Style Stew
Readable recipe fragment describes dicing carrots turnips celery and onions, browning in butter, adding stock or water until tender and creamy. Beat two yolks into four percent milk, stir in gradually, simmer by gentle heat. Finish with finely chopped herbs before serving.
Intriguing Oatmeal Recipes For Household Use
A distressed housewife seeks variety in meals as physicians push Old World oatmeal. The article cites oats as tasty, digestible, and nutritionally rich, promising novel dishes for lunch and dinner once familiar porridge, plus manufacturers offering quick oats.
Quick Oatmeal Croquettes Recipe and School Ad
Recipe outlines making oat meal croquettes from quick oats boiled in water or milk, then beaten yolks folded in, thickened, cooled, formed into squares, breaded, fried, and served with tomato sauce and parsley. A note offers a甜 variation with sugar and vanilla. An advertisement invites readers to contact Mankato Commercial College in Minnesota for school information.
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G A Nichols
H. A. Nichola
New World
Ernest C. Morse
War Department
John Stephens
John L. Phillips
Bailey
Supreme Court of the District of
LaFollette
Kaw
Madison
Wis
Coolidge
W. . Deming
Billie
Kathleen
Templar Park
John N. Pfiffner
Fort Dodge
H . Pfiffner
Emmetsburg
Orvis
V. R
EMMET
Ames Abe
Russell F. Klopp
OFS
Brown Flint
BUFO
Maslow
Ware Co
Fue Avenue
Kew
York
Ves
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Otis E. Jorstad
Wallingford, Iowa
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