Europe Is Loafing, Journal Warns Of Europe’s Slow Return
The Journal argues European nations loaf rather than rebuild after World War I, except Germany which is actively working. It cites J. M. Glenn and Charles M. Schwab, urging Britain, France, Italy, and others to adopt industrial resolve, lest American interests and global trade suffer from idle recovery.
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Sioux City Journal
J. M. Glenn
Ilinoia Manufacturers’ Association
Europe
Glenn
Germany
United States
England
Wellington
France
Napoleon
Italy
Garibaldi
Lloyd’ George
Briand
Chariea M. Schwab
America
al Illes
Crawfordsville News Briefs Boost School Bond Vote
The Saturday bond election approved $100,000 for a new school building by nearly two to one after the existing facility was condemned by the state inspector. Mrs. Emma Stoneburner and others visit local residents while families entertain guests over the Sabbath.
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Crawfordsville
Clarence Young
Robert
Ft. Madison
F. E. Young
Emma Stoneburner
Des Moines
N. J. Lease
Lois Harper
Hedrick
Iowa
Richard Bennett
Many Changes in Past Century For the Indians of Iowa
Tama July 25 A century ago Black Hawk led Sac and Fox warriors in fierce battles on Iowa plains. Now descendants gather on a reservation as the Indian population blends with white civilization. Education and modernization push aside old beliefs while enduring customs persist, showing the red man slowly melting into broader American life.
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Tama, Ta
Black Hawk
Iowa Plains
Red Man
Grace Hill Sunday School Meeting at Moravian Church
A Grace Hill group gathering of Sunday schools at the little Moravian church in Grace Hill Iowa drew seven represented schools plus visitors. Rev Zimmerman and sister Miss Zimmerman led talks with Superintendent Mrs Duke and others. A noon basket dinner impressed all with the group’s spirit of fellowship and worship.
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Grace HiLl
Little Moravian
Iowa
Zimmerman
Miss Zimmerman
Duke
Groseup
Cady
Jenna
L. A. Caldwell
Howard urges farmers to back St. Lawrence waterway plan
President J R Howard of the American Farm Bureau federation claims the St. Lawrence deep waterway from Niagara to the Great Lakes will cut grain delivery costs by six to eight cents per bushel and bring ocean traffic to Chicago Duluth Milwaukee Detroit and Cleveland. He notes Montreal’s harbor growth and its role as interchange point between ocean and inland navigation, praising grain elevators and port capacity.
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Des Moines
St. Lawrence Waterway
Marsha. County
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau ‘Federation
Niagara
Jem
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Deep Waterway
Veesels
Chicago
Duluth
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Montreal
Liverpool
New York
Harbor Commission
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Divorce Decree And The Rise Of Women
Ambrose J. Rose aged 91 wins a divorce from his third wife and declares that women are getting worse with every generation. He says his first wife was pretty good, the second merely medium, and the third no good at all, a remark reflecting his long marital history.
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Chicago
Ambrose J. Rose
Murder at a Party Shocker in Elkador
Elkador, July 25. Anton Schmidt is jailed on murder charges after a party dispute with Albert Rapp turned deadly when Schmidt struck Rapp over the head with a poker during a fight last week.
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Elkador
Anton Schmidt
Albert Rapp
Schmidt
Rapp
Tanlac praised by Dubuque man for stomach relief
John Radford of Adams Co foundry and machine shop near Dubuque Iowa says Tanlac cured his gas bloating weight loss and insomnia. He claims renewed appetite and energy and credits the medicine with restoring his former strength. Washington sales through Sherman Bros Pioneer Drug Store and leading druggists.
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Adams Co
Pateh
Dubuque
Iowa
Taniac
Wright
Washington
Sherman Bros
Pioneer Drug Store
Adot
Evening Journal Washington County News Brief
Washington County Evening Journal reports on local events and notices in a concise daily brief, highlighting community happenings, school updates, and civic announcements with a focus on residents and places within the county.
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OF Journal
The
Evening Journal
Washington County
Sioux City's eyes relief plan announced in city notes
Sioux City plans to relieve its residents from visual strain as officials consider a program to improve street lighting and signage. Local leaders debate funding and implementation timing while residents express mixed expectations about safety and accessibility improvements.
Wapello Beach Opens With Night Illuminations
Wapello Iowa July 23 The bathing beach on the Iowa river at the east end of the wagon bridge opposite downtown opened with ceremonies. Electric lights from the bridge to the beach lit the area as about four thousand people gathered. The Wapello band played as visitors arrived by auto from Morning Sun Columbus Junction Winfield and Oakville.
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Wapelaa
Wapello
Iowa Rivers
Wagon Bridge
Wapelleo
Wapello Band
Morning Sun
Columbus Junction
Winfield
Oakville
University convocation ends Iowa City summer term
Dor othy Harvey Ryan was among graduates at the University of Iowa convocation. Prof. Hardin Craig urged graduates to carry the right spirit into America’s civic life as 49 degrees and certificates were awarded, including three PhDs to Cone, Reilly, and Lehriever. The Rev. Wylie gave the invocation. the second term opens Monday.
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Dorothy Harvey Ryan
Harvey
Washington
Iowa City
America
Hardin Craig
University of Iowa
Craigy
Martin Cone
Davenport
John F. Reilly
William Lehriever
Dakota City
Nebraska
Dwight Witherspoon Wylie
New York City
Fire Presbyterian Church
Gounod
Walter A. Jessup
Emil Seashore
Prospects in Washington Herald Highlight Farmer Prosperity
In a Washington Herald commentary, production is dubbed the soul of national prosperity. The piece foresees farmers thriving as harvests come in by late September, framed as a blessing from Providence and tied to overall national well being.
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Washington Herald
Promise of market gains to ease dealer chaos
The speaker pledges progress in improving market conditions, with benefits flowing to dealers and manufacturers. By this time next year the widespread chaos complained of is expected to vanish like a mirage.
Public mood on wartime policy and economic strain
The public expresses concern over a generous policy for those who served. In its financially strained state the proposed bonus would burden the country and hinder recovery. Congress lacked courage to confront the issue until the president addressed it.
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Kansas City Star
Reed
Congress
Bevan Jealous? Post Questions Bryan and Sims Talk
The Washington Post notes a dispute over who speaks for the era of naval leadership. It suggests Mr Bryan is not an expert on when to stop talking and critiques Admiral Sims for talking too much.
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Sioux City
Mies Mdith Lawrence
Miss Lawrence
Wshington
Mr. Bryan
Admiral Sims
Four youths narrowly escape death in N H bridge crash
In New Hampton Iowa on July 25 Orville Wents twenty Nellie White sixteen Hannah White seventeen and Princes Hines eighteen rode a car driven by Nellie White. The vehicle skidded on sand and overturned into a Cedar bridge ditch, leaving Wents with facial and arm injuries and Hines with a broken arm while the three girls escaped unhurt. A winter top saved their lives.
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Orville Wents
Princes Hines
Nellie White
Hannah White
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Cedar Bridge
Wentz
Hines
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