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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1921

Page

12

Des Moines Welcomes Disabled WWI Soldiers With May Baskets

State news covers Des Moines hosting 41 disabled World War I veterans in seven hospitals with May baskets crafted by local schoolchildren, plus thanks from the Military Sisterhood. It also recounts Mount Ayr man Adam Osborn reuniting with his son after 25 years, a Hamp ton compulsory school law case, and Iowa labor data on job placements.

J.W. Jarnagin Des Moines Stella Smith Military Sisterhood City Detention Fort Des Moines Congregational Hospital Iowa Lutheran Hospital Mercy Hospital Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines General Hospital Mount Ayr Ringgold County Missouri Adam Osborn Co. E. 43 Missouri Infantry Harrison County John Osborn Montana DeKalb Adam Aone Fourteenth Cavalry Atuntsa Army Relief Association Kendall Col. Young Gerhardt

Inconsistent Male Cites Wives and News Reading

A Baltimore Sun quote notes men complain about wives not reading newspapers yet few men read fashion notes, highlighting a clash between perceived duties and actual reading habits. The remark frames gendered expectations in consuming current events and style items.

Baltimore Sun

Producers United Denounces Market Speculators

At the National Farmers' Union convention in Washington, committees were formed to draft legislation to remove speculators from cotton and grain markets. The move aligns with other farm groups aiming for better marketing systems for farm products, as voiced by George Cullen of the North American Fruit Growers' Exchange.

Iowa Wilkin Grain Co Albia Moravia Appanoose County Chicago Aouthern Iowa National Farmers’ Union Washington, D. C Congress George\. Cullen North American Fruit Growers’ Enchance The Dairy Farmer

Farmer Pricing Power Eases Speculator Influence

A speech notes that farmers face exploitation by speculative middlemen in livestock markets. A Farm Bureau study group urges cooperative marketing to reduce price swings and ensure fair value from terminal markets. The speaker cites 519 speculative firms on the Chicago market as inflating prices for consumers and profits.

American Farm Bureau Federation J. Ry Anderson St. Paul Minnnesota Equity Co-Operative Exchange Chicago

Farm Bureau Federation Holds Business Meeting

The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Executive Committee met in Des Moines for routine business and to finalize the year’s work plan under new legislation. Speakers reviewed legislature results, farm credit corporation provisions, cooperative shipping work, and a $1500 appropriation to back a livestock marketing survey.

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Des Moines American Farm Bureau Federation General Assembly W. P. Dawson L. A. Andrews Iowa Knute Espe Federation of Co-operative Livestock Shipping Associations Committee of Fifteen

Iowa Seeks Federal Reserve Rule Changes on Credit Quotas

Following Secretary Cunningham's report of his Washington visit a general discussion on transportation taxation and farm credits occurred. Resolutions were adopted asking modification of Federal Reserve rules to adjust Iowa's credit quota to reflect the state's wealth and resources and for an immediate action.

Cunningham Washington Federal Reserve Iowa

Esch-Cummine Act repeal note and flax terminology

This fragment discusses repeal of parts of the Esch Cummine Act and notes on the origin of the term heckle or hackle. It explains that heckling means badgering a candidate and traces the word to the flax trade where the hackler drew flax through hackle pins to straighten and split the fiber.

Heckle Hackler Heckler

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