Domestic Market Focus After Hoover's Agricultural Vision
The piece highlights Herbert Hoover advocating domestic market expansion as key to American agriculture. It notes tariff protection to raise domestic production of wool sugar and oils, reducing export dependence, and argues a growing population requires more dairy and beef, with profits higher if domestic demand drives pricing.
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Herbert Hoover
Commerece
Hoover
United States
Warren the Seed Man Joins Madegood Family
A profile of Joseph Henry Warren known as Warren the Seed Man. Born in Illinois, he moved to Iowa, then Washington, where he ran a grocery briefly before turning to seeds. He touts seed quality, tests varieties, and promotes his flower and vegetable seed business with public enthusiasm.
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Joseph Henry
Yezzir
Macks
Joseph Henry Warren
Ilinois
Iowa
Iowa County
Belle Plaine
Joseph Hienry
Washington
Eruns Seed Company
Joe
Danny Joe
Joseph MM Warren
Rainy Weekend Sparks Rural News from Coppock
June 15 reports heavy rain across Coppock and nearby towns. Farmers fear river rise while crops look good and a food harvest is hoped. Local residents—Simpson, Hesser, Hess, Nicola, McKune, Stone, and others—visited, fished, or hosted gatherings as rain persisted through Sunday.
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Mr. Simpson
Fairfield
Mel
Glenn Hesser
Ralph Hess
Winfield
Keef. Nichols
Charles Nicola
Local Farming Notes From Washington County
Charlie Scranton and Mr. Mc Connell plowed corn for A. B. Carr last week. Earl Perry works for Ed Simmering. Ed Simmering lost a valuable horse Tuesday. Mrs. Everett Palmer, operated on at Washington County Hospital about two weeks ago, was getting along fine in the last report.
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Washington
Charlie Scranton
Mr. McConnell
A. B. Carr
Earl Perry
Ed Sim
Mering
Ed Simmering
Everett Palmer
Washington County Hospital
Social Visit and Family Gatherings Around Youn g America
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fulton visited Elmer Cherry and Hal Fiegans near Pichmond to see Everett’s brother. Porters hosted Johnny Freeland and Fern of Macon at dinner with Frank Bandy Sr. and Jr. Donald Phillips’s son stayed with grandparents J. N. and Mrs. Phillips. Briley family and Charles Cherry joined Decoration Day at Columbus Junction for supper with C. W. Hannan. Gerald Carris of Keota stayed with his Pringle relatives this week.
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Young America
Everett Fulton
Elmer Cherry
Hal Fiegans
Pichmond
Everett
Erect
Fdear Porter
Johnny Freeland
Fern
Macon
Missouri
Frank Bandy
Frank Jr
Donald Phillip
Lloyd Phillips
Ringworth
J. N. Phillips
B. C. Briley
Charles Cherry
Columbus Junction
C. W. Hannan
Gerald Carris
Keota
Pringle
Strawberries and social rounds brighten Keota week
Lloyd Humston hosted a gathering Tuesday evening while a large crowd attended Monday’s tent show and the strawberry and ice cream social in Ben Briley pasture. Residents recall manager Peter Aiey from past years as Parsons College marked its 50th anniversary in Fairfield.
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Lloyd Humston
Peter Aiey
Ben Briley
J. N. Phillips
Jessie
Fairfield
Parsons College
Harriet
Geneva
Mary Hunter
T. W. Hunter
H. B. Porter
Joliet, Il
Frank Saville
Lou Rhodebeck
Claude Rhodebeck
Ohio
Keota
England Restores To Tokyo Books Lost In Earthquake
In London on May 20 Lord Balfour chairs a British Academy committee gathering scholars to replace tens of thousands of books destroyed in Tokyo by the earthquake. Already 12,000 volumes have been donated and the government has allotted 125000 dollars for more purchases.
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London
Lord Balfour
Department of Literature and Science
University of Tokyo
British Academy
Coolidge Names Robert B. Olds Assistant Secretary of State
President Coolidge appoints Robert B. Olds of St. Paul as assistant secretary of state in a June 17 announcement. Olds previously served in the state department and will assume duties promptly.
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Washington
Coolidge
Robert B. Olds
St. Paul
A Man Must Live at Fog Theater Tonight and Thursday
Richard Dix stars as Geoffrey Farnell a World War I veteran newspaper reporter in A Man Must Live at the Fog Theater Jacqueline Logan leads Dix’s supporting cast with Edna Murphy also in a key role The film adapts Jungle Law by I A R Wylie and marks Paul Slothe’s directorial debut as a motion picture director
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Richard Dix
Paramount
Dix
Geoffrey Farnell
Jeff
France
Farnell
Jacqueline Logan
Edna Murphy
George Nash
Charles Bever
William Ricciards
Cairo assigns Cloyce Huston to consular post
Cloyce Huston of Crawfordsville a 1922 University of Iowa graduate has been named an assistant in the Cairo consular office. He has taught at the University of Cairo for three years and will begin July 1. After one year of service he will return to America for the consular and diplomatic service exam. Huston was editor in chief of The Daily Iowan during his last year at Iowa.
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Cloyce Huston
Crawfordsville
University of Iowa
Cairo
University of Cairo
America
Huston
Daily Iowan
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