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President Hughes of Iowa State College seeks a new agriculture dean after Chas S F Curtis steps down The list includes Prof Wr H Kildee praised for leadership in animal husbandry and live stock work Henry A Wallace editor of Wallaces Farmer also considered for the post noted for farm economics and corn breeding work
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Farmers Should Feed Down Crop Ground This Spring
The Winfield Beacon argues that farmers should reduce hog and cattle feed crops this spring to conserve ground. It predicts higher prices from scarce corn wheat and oats and notes ground has been steady for years, suggesting a beneficial shift for profit.
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Swedish match king's death shadows a questioned career
The Columbus Gazette notes initial mourning for the Paris hotel suicide of the Swedish match king, once hailed as a financial giant, but later scrutiny reveals a troubling business image. It argues that unchecked greed and law disregard yield no true satisfaction.
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Paris
Riverside Deader Convincing Congress on Salary Cut
Congressman W F Kopp of the first district urged a substantial pay cut for members of Congress on the house floor. He proposed at least a 25 percent reduction, arguing lawmakers should set their salaries lower to reflect economy and fairness. The plan would revert pay to levels from twenty five years ago.
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House of Representatives
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Risky Business Brighton Enterprise Summary
Risky business reports surface from Brighton Enterprise with recent updates and community reactions. No further details available in the fragment.
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Embers or Love by Hazel Livingston
Lily Lou Lansing a young telephone operator torn between an operatic dream and wealthy Ken Sargent marries him in Woodlake yet fears public spectacle. The couple encounter a bustling wedding with witnesses and a warm minister, ending with a radiant ring and a vowed future as they drive away. To Be Continued.
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Dangerous Firearm Use Cited In Town Hazard
The article warns about careless gun use after near misses in town. Two women near a hill heard a bullet pass overhead and saw two boys aiming from the hill. A woman in her yard narrowly avoided a shot to the face. It urges preemptive safety measures before tragedy occurs.
The Allure of the Pretty Face in Winfield Chautauqua Sales
The Winfield Beacon notes how line of business relies on appealing staff to win prospects. It argues secretaries and charming young women help sell chautauqua and lyceum contracts when male salesmen fail to attract attention.
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Clinging vine saleswoman targets executive offices
The article describes a saleswoman of the clinging vine type who seeks access to executives to push books and collect bills by spreading the persuasive “apple sauce” approach in ample amounts.
Riverside Leader warns on hill speedway driving
A Leader reader calls for printing a warning to youths and others who use St. Marys hill as a speedway. Accidents are certain if driving downhill at 40 miles an hour continues. The town council issues a notice on automobile operation in this issue, signaling they mean business.
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If La Follette Had A Stage Tallness
North English record recounts how Senator LaFollette, a gifted speaker and dancer, was told by Shakespearian actor John McCullough that his 5 foot 6 inch height prevented him from serious Shakespearean roles. McCullough urged him to pursue politics with his voice and fire.
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Collier's
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County Board Praises Spring Road Contracts and Local Hiring
The County Board of Supervisors approved Friday’s letting for summer road work at reasonable prices and with a policy to employ Washington county workmen where possible. Contracts include a $23,576.98 grading job on the Dublin road let to G H Lowe of Cedar Rapids, and a Darbyshire bridge project by Iowa Bridge Co. Work will start next week with crews clearing near Riverside and repairing bridges, including the Birkey bridge in English River township.
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Washington County
G. H. Lowe
Dublin Road
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Dublin
Elam Johnson
Birkey
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Cement Tubes Laid by County Crew Under Charles Lee
The crew under Charles Lee lays cement tubes bought from Wilson Concrete Co. of the city. Howard McBride foreman and his mechanics keep county machinery in first class condition and in ship shape. No funds are needed this year for new maintenance equipment.
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Kalona Couples Secretly Wed in Rock Island Ill
Lavanda Gingerich daughter of Emery Gingerich Wellman and Russell Ehrenfelt son of M B Ehrenfelt Kalona were secretly married in Rock Island Illinois by Reverend Hollingsworth. They will reside in Wellman and have many well wishers. The Kalona Motor Co displayed the Ford V 8 Victoria in Kalona drawing many spectators.
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