Sharp Debate Between Pierce and Blaine
Des Moines dispatch reports Dante M Tierce publisher of the Wisconsin Farmer and the Jows Homestead defends his editorials against Governor John J Blaine of Wisconsin. Blaine accuses Tierce of falsehoods and demands corrections to Wisconsin tax debate coverage.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
John J. Wleine
Wisconsin
Dante M Tierce
Wisconsin Farmer
Jows Homestead
Des Moines Negister
Madison
Wis
United States
John J. Blaine
Blaine
Pierce
Organ Recital at Presbyterian Church Next Sunday
Daryle Dayton will present an organ recital at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening July 26 at 7 40 followed by a short choir program assisted by Mr Jesse Miller. The public is invited.
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Daryle Dayton
The
Presbyterian Church
Jesse Miller
Oats Yield Big Across Washington County This Season
The Journal reports unusually high oats yields in Washington County with 50 to 70 bushels per acre common. Dave Munro near West Chester reportedly surpassed eighty bushels. Cool sowing weather and ample moisture produced strong grain quality despite short straw and lush weight.
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Journal
Washington County
Dave Munro
West Chester
John Looney Testifies in Rock Island Conspiracy Trial
John P. Looney takes the stand as his defense, asserting he was on his ranch in New Mexico for most of the crime period with occasional Rock Island trips. He denies fleeing to Mexico for justice, says he went for health, and claims no ownership in the Rock Island News, noting he only turned over the plant and equipment to its operators.
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Associated Press
Rock Island
N. A. Larson
John P. Looney
Gcambline
Looney
W. C. Allen Looney
New Mexico
Mexico
Rock Island News
Dan Drost
Cy Hazlett
Lawrence Pedigo
The Voice of Reason and Inclination
A reflection on how reason guides choices though inclination cannot be forced by reason. The piece argues that reason provides length to inclination but cannot compel it, emphasizing the primacy of reason in shaping judgment.
Char es Olds Hurt In Car Accident At Ainsworth
Charles Olds proprietor of the Ainsworth hotel is in critical condition at the county hospital after a daytime auto crash at the Orville Dayton corner east of Washington. His passenger Mrs May Anderson from Ainsworth has a broken collar bone and bruises.
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Charles Olds
Ainsworth
May Anderson
Orville Dayton
Washington
White Way
Olds
Anderson
Dayton Residence
R. J. Davidson
Nash car agency expands with Gillespie handling Nash line
In Washington Thomas R. Gillespie formerly of Fairfield takes the Nash line and now also runs the Dodge franchise acquired from Jones Auto. The Nash agency will showcase new models and Gillespie with his brother holds Nash franchises in Fairfield and Washington serving local buyers. Emmetsburg July 23 farmer rally features Governor Hammill urging use of bumper corn proceeds to reduce debt and bolster state farm finances through closer farm bureau cooperation and cooperative marketing.
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Journal Today
Nash Car
Washington
Nash
Thomas R. Gillespie
Fairfield
Dodge
Jones Auto Company
Gillespie
Emmetsburg
John Hammill
Palo Alto
Farm Bureau Organization
Dutch Creek Fair Set for Sept 17
The Dutch Creek Fair is definite for September 17 with Senator H. W. Brookhart as the principal speaker. An unusually fine program is planned with other notable talent, a Washington band, and an evening pageant depicting Iowa pioneer history under the Valley Evangelical Brotherhood.
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Dutch Creek
8. W. Brookhart
Washington Band
Valley Evangelical Brotherhood
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Local women travel for visits across Iowa and Nebraska
Mrs. Julia Warren returns to Red Cloud Nebraska after a visit at the Py Worri son home. Dorothy Ward travels to Ottumwa for a few days. Mrs. John Rittenhouse visits Keota with friends. Mrs. Fred Moore and Mattie Moore with daughter Emma of Oskaloosa go to Davenport for the day. Mrs. Hal Reister and daughters go to Rock Island for a visit. Mrs. Alice Hesseltine travels to Crawfordsville for the day at the Jota Shebeck home. The Shebecks are thrashing today.
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Julia Warren
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Py. Worrison
Fred Moore
Mattie Moore
Emma
Oskaloosa
Davenport
Hal Reister
Lucille
Martha
Rock Island
Mrs. Reister
Alice Hesseltine
Crawfordsville
Jota Shebeck
Shebecks
Colorado Floods Do Great Damage and Heavy Losses
Trinidad Colorado sees no casualties after cloudbursts. The Puer Maisies river flooded areas causing damage likely around 400000 dollars. Bridges, highways and basements flooded. Rail service disrupted with 600 feet of track and a steel bridge washed out between Trinidad and Raton New Mexico.
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Trinidad
Colo
Here
Raton
New Mexico
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago
California
Colorado and Southern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Chicago Opens Dominant Union Station After Long Build
Chicago’s new union station opened for four railroads, with a $60 million cost and 1.2 million square feet. It handles about 300 trains daily and hosts a future 21‑story office building. chief engineer Joshua D Esposito praised for his role.
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Preagt
Chicago
Union Station
Tte
Joshua D'Esposito
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chingo
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Alton
The
Pennsylvania
D' Esposito
Ipesposito
Des Moines Man Found Dead Under Burned Automobile
A burned car near Athintic yielded the body of Nels Anderson 628 former mayor of Farragut. He had left a business trip for his Des Moines home at 2500 Cottage Grove Avenue. Surviving are three children Dr. F L Anderson Whiting Ta J P Anderson and Myrtle Anderson Los Angeles.
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Des Moines
Nels Anderson
Farragut
Athintic
Fremont County
Anderson
Cottage Grove Avenue
Parragat
FL PL Anderson
Whiting
Ta. J. PL Anderson
F Parragat
Myrtle Anderson
Los Angeles
Kiwanis Return From Niagaravand East Excursion
Kiwanis excursionists from Shenandoah Iowa returned on four special Wabash trains after a weeklong east tour with Niagara Falls as the chief stop. Most travelers are Shenandoah residents with others headed home to Iowa Missouri and Nebraska towns. The trip reportedly saved hundreds of dollars per person by chartering the trains and costs.
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Associated Press
Shenandoah, la
Aiwanis
Niagara Falls
Shenandoah
Missouri
Nebraska
Bereavement thanks for sympathy and floral offerings
The Poleington family and Mrs. Mary B Simons express thanks to friends for sympathy and kindness during their recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings.
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Poleington
Pamily
Mary B. Simons
Fortunate Turnaround in Pulfer Dairy fortunes
John Pulfer faced ruin after 32 cattle were condemned as tubercular in 1918. He bought nine grade heifers, kept one, whose calf started a foundation herd of elite grade Holsteins now paired with Chester Whites and White Leghorns. He is debt free with modern facilities including silo and dairy house.
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Fayette
John Pulfer
Ane
Pulfer
Iowa
Chester
Breeches Maker Daniele Volterra Cited by Pope on Drapery
Italian painter Daniele da Volterra nicknamed the Breeches Maker after he added draperies to figures in Michelangelo's works by order of Pope Pius IV in the Sistine Chapel.
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Daniele Dai Volterra
Pant IV
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
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