Night session planned on farm relief bills in House
The House will hold night sessions to speed consideration of farm relief legislation. Rep Aswell denounced the Haugen plan as dishonest while Curtis Aswell measure gains Senate and House committee support. Haugen price stabilization, Tincher credit, and Curtis Aswell to be amended this week.
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Reece
Washington, D. C
House
Aswell
Louisiana
Curtis-Aswell
Senate
Washington
D. C
Haugen
Agriculture Committee
Tinsher Credit
Organ Recital Program At Baptist Church Friday Evening
Recital features Pastorale in G by J. Frank Donahoe with organ. Soloist R. L. Grimes performs Cornet Solo and Reverie Traumerer by R Schumann. Other pieces include Shepherds Pipes by J Hubbard and Fidelis Zitterbart. Also listed is a propeller powered jumping balloon for altitude photography and parachute landings.
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Baptist Church
Traumerer
R. Schumann
Cornet
Mr. R. L. Grimes
Shepherds Pipes
William Harris
Fidelis Zitterbart
Farm Bureau Drives and Clinics Across Iowa Towns
Benton county workers plan booster meeting in Vinton May 15 to raise township membership with drive running May 26 to month end. Dallee county bureau shows lectures on home grounds at Minburn Waukee and Adel by Charles H Diegs from State College with demonstrations on local farms. Ten baby clinics stage May 4 to May 14 visiting Bradyville Hepburn Clarinda Essex Conn Norwich Northboro College Springs Blanchard Bardyville. Rollo Pickford resigns as Louisa county agent effective June 1 to join Bankers Life Des Moines. Lyle Duncan named successor, ISU graduate and current Columbus Junction high school agriculture instructor.
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Vinton
Benton County Farm Bureau
Adeil
Dallie County
Clarinda
Pave County
Bradyville
Blanchard
Hepburn
Essex
Conn
Norwich
Northboro
College Springs
Bardyville
Wapello
Rollo
Pickford
Louisa County
County Farm Bureau
Bankers’ Life Insurance Company
Des Moines
Lyle Duncan
Columbus Junction
Iowa State College
Barber fined for spanking girl in chair
In Muscatine, barber Crowe was fined five dollars after the girl's father pressed charges for spanking the child in his chair. In Storm Lake, Dr J A Swallum faced a total penalty of fourteen hundred fifty dollars including costs for illegal liquor transportation. In Des Moines, district court decrees broke a one-day record with two judges granting 27 divorces.
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Muscatine
Frank Crowe
Storm Lake
J. A. Swallum
Des Moines
Moist Ground Powers Explosive Stump Blasting
The Department of Agriculture explains that moisture increases blast power because wet earth fills air spaces with water, making less air compression possible and transferring greater force to the stump.
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Department of Agriculture
Mosby dubbed Mad Anthony Wayne of the Confederacy
John S. Mosby 1835 1916 a Confederate soldier led an irregular cavalry force and earned the nickname Mad Anthony Wayne of the Confederacy for his storied cavalry career.
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Anthony Wayne
John S. Mosby
How It's Worked Yes It Is Understood
A quoted Paris scene features a character accepting a hat for 50 francs and arranging an invoice for another item at 100 francs plus a fourth to entertain friends at 800 francs. The lines imply a scheme or witty service idea in dialogue.
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Ruy Blas
Paris
Washington County Institute a success despite weather
The first Washington County Institute of the W C T U was held in Wellman and deemed a success though wind and dust shortened the program. Reports from Alpha Harmony and Fortnightly clubs highlighted sociability, education, and rural federation work with talks on architecture, home economics, Bible study, and garden projects.
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Washington County Institute I. F. W. C
MelIntosh
C. W. McLaughlin
Washington
Ethel Snair-Beck
Kalona
J. R. Davidson
Harmony Club
Club
H. H. McCleery
H. RB. Knight
Fannie Wilson
Home Economics
H. F. Case
Department of Bible Study
Anna Dawson
Department of Literature
Washington, D. C
White House
Coolidges
Edith Beck
Helen Birney
Hubert Coffey
Shirley Bidwell
Margaret Wells
Wilma McIntosh
Kathleen Coffey
Milton Wehrle
F. L Coffey
Our Garden
EE. PD. Miller
Rose of Home
Jemil Hesselschwerd
Kalona Alpha Club
Tiger Lily
BE. BE. Berry
Wellman W. Co. T. A. Daisy—Rural Federation
R. J. Davidson
Washington Harmony Club
Canterbury Bells
P. L. Etter
Washington Fortnightly Club
British strike solidarity spreads amid international appeals
Reported appeals come from Mexico and the Soviet Union urging support for British miners. The Mexican regional federation of labor considers curtailing shipments to England and may provide financial aid to strikers. The Soviet executive committee calls on union members to donate one quarter of a day’s wages to raise 500000 rubles for the British workers.
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Stea
Ruhr Valley
England
Mexico City
Mex
Regional Confederation of Labor
Confederation
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Labor Confederation
General English Trade Council
Women of the community unite in kindness and growth
A list of women from West Chester, Washington, Kalona, Iowa City, and nearby towns is noted along with attendees from local clubs and farm bureau. The text urges better impulses, calm and gentleness, and the value of small acts in life. Visitors from rural clubs and the community are mentioned with an advertising slogan at the end.
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West Chester
Anna Dawson
Carl Roberts
Chas. A. Dewey
BB. Knight
Wit Cook
Fulton Announces Candidacy for County Auditor Nomination
W. H. Fulton announces he will seek the Republican nomination for county auditor at the June primary. He notes he will campaign between Monday and Thursday and states his intention to serve the county in the elected position.
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Vetera
Bartholow seeks second term on County Board of Supervisors
E L Bartholow announces candidacy for membership on the County Board of Supervisors to begin January 1 1927 subject to Republican voters in the June primaries. He emphasizes continuation of service and his intent to run in the party contest. The notice repeats similar wording from a second line declaring the same bid for office.
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Por County
Board of Supervisors
E. L. Bartholow
Por
County Board of Supervisors
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Gain Customers as Tablets Rise
Doctors and pharmacists promote MaeCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tastier, effective alternative to cod liver oil. A buyer reports 10 pound gain in 62 days and the product is advertised nationwide with a 60 tablet package priced at 60 cents and a refund if 5 pounds are not gained in 30 days.
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MaeCoy
J. KB. Lemmon
McCory
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