Farmers Union ad promotes cooperative marketing gains
The Farmers Union Commission Co outlines its aims and policies and praises farmer owned agencies in Chicago and Iowa. It cites Milo Reno and Frank Wheatcraft leadership, Cost of Production studies, and shows the push for efficient marketing, fair prices, and organized rural cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Union Live Stock Commission Company of
Chicago
Arthur Brisbane
Farmers Union
Iowa
Milo Reno
Union
Commission House
Chas. H. Watts
Commission Busines
Watts
Mr. Watts
Parme Union
Frank Wheatcraft
Des Moines
Wheatcraft
Corn Belt Committee
FE. Ee. Kennedy
Grand Junction
Avenutes
Women Ordered to Work as Governors Crack Down
A governor in the Black Sea region ordered village mayors to compel all able bodied men to work in the fields while women toil, and no man may linger in coffee houses during work hours. The report links labor roles to social control and political reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Black Sea
French suffragists to tour France for votes
Under the leadership of Mme. Marthe Bray president of the League for Immediate Suffrage flying parties will tour France to carry the demand for the vote to every town village and farm house in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Bray
League For
London
France
Mme. Marthe Bray
League For Immediate Suffrage
Funeral Rites For Simeon Fellencer In Columbus Junction
Simeon Fellencer aged 83 died after a long illness at Mt Pleasant. Funeral held at Spring Run cemetery with Rev G H Banford officiating. Born November 11 1842 in Monroe County Pa he came to Louisa County and spent most of life here. Survived by widow and adopted son William Fellencer of Cairo. Local notices mention birthday celebration and various visits, meetings and events around Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Simeon Fellencer
Mt. Pleasant
Spring Kin
Bee
GH. Banford
Spring Run
Mr. Fellencer
Monre
County
Louisa County
Hannah Ross
William Fellencer
Cairo
Riggs Confesses to Murder of Insurance Collector Stewart
Clinton police report Harold Riggs confessed to murdering Edward J. Stewart, an insurance collector, after hours of questioning. He pleaded guilty to the formal charge and was held for sentencing, claiming robbery was not the motive while investigators question that assertion. Riggs allegedly lured Stewart to Lone Grove Hill, drove to a quarry, and killed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Minaisipal
Barold “Riggs
Edward J. Stewart
Clinton Insurance
Ignistri
Leis Riggs
Beglif
Tre
Eugene Moore
Fred Koch
Riges
Riggs
Stewart
Lone Grove Hill
White Sox win Chicago City Series with 3 0 victory
The White Sox defeated the Cubs 3 to 0 in a play off game to claim the Chicago City Series title as the American League holds the edge. Ted Blankenship pitched excellent for Eddie Collins while Charley Root and Sheriff Blake pitched for the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
Ted Blankenship
Eddie Collins
Charley Root
Sheriff Blake
Explaining a Mystery Telegraph Operators Turn Brides
A humorous claim suggests one third of this country’s telephone operators wed within five months of starting work. The joke notes busy lines are due to many operators marrying quickly.
Money Talks Salesman Pitch in Mansfield Ohio
A sales offer promises high earnings with dealers paying $2.00, items sold for $3.50, and the salesman earning $1.00 per call. The ad targets aspiring salespeople in Mansfield Ohio and claims potential earnings over $100 per week with guidance from Geo L Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Lane
Mansfield
Ohio
Radio station listings and local notices from Chicago era
A dense compilation of radio station call letters and frequencies across stations like KDKA Pittsburgh and WGN Chicago, interspersed with brief notes on concerts, musicians, and local individuals. Mentions of individuals Todd KYW Chicago and Wilma Sterckmann appear among scattered event references and college travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Westinshouse
Keene
Shepandoah
KMA
Shenandoah
Todd
KYW
Chicago
Congress
Vdar
Kisas
Rae Gu ’Hi
Tirsaiahg
Apy
NPR
OM Thestra
Yitical Hatmits
Bernie
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Correll and
Gosden
WGY
Schenectady
Shea
Buffalo
Syracuse
Masonry groups and railway timetables in Washington area
Local notices list Damascus Shrine and Washington Lodge meetings with officers named. Railroad timetables show east and westbound arrivals, freight and passenger services, daily patterns, and local agent stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Russel
Karle Libe Returns from Arkansas Ozarks
Mr and Mrs Karle Libe return from Arkansas where Karle notes the Ozark scenery is wonderful yet mountain residents view strangers as revenue officers, as any outsider resembles a revenue officer to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdi. Routh
Karle Libe
Arkansas
Karle
Ozark
Journal Wants Ad Revenue Proposals
A brief item notes the journal seeks advertising payments and hints a trial to convince advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
New Face Powder A the Rage
A very fine pure new French process powder is all the rage. It keeps shine away perspiration hardly affects it. Lines of pores won't show and it looks like natural skin with a beautiful complexion. Sold by Sherman Pros Droggista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Pros
Droggista
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Ushant
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Europe
England
Great Britain
Martha Butler
Harold Houseal
Russell Gilkey
William Gilkey
St. Louis
I. C. O. F. Hall
Ernie Pine
Columbus City
Rochester
Mirna
Thomas George
Dauehter
Maggie
Humbalt
Nebr
Columbus
Grant Kennedy
Farmers’ Union
Dwight O'Dell
J. D. O'Dell
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Oregon
Gertrude Hoffman
Tomorrow's Club
Helen Orr
Ruby O'Neill
Money
Radigest
Tuneca
Fox
Gose Crinelinge
Watasy Hines Ribbom, — Doupl
WIZ+ Beeston symphony
Bwaternity
Pep
KOA
WBAL
WCK
WEEL
WGHIB
Wats
WHAZ
WHO
WLIT
WOAL
WSBT
WWJ
WEAI
WEAF
WIZ
New York
Boston Symphony
Jack Denny
WLS
Ford
Glenn
WMAQ
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Theatre Weekly
WOAW
Omaha
WOC
Davenport
Wilma Sterckmann
Chicara
Rainbo
Rainbo Gardens
Rtiste
Tarry
John Miller
Cayne Electrical College
Russell
Will Kendrick
Jas. W. Longer's
Ories
Speer
Cedar School
Missouri
Cyrus
KR. A. M
Ed Squire
Arthur Goodin
Jeredatha
S. M
C. J. Sloat
J. M
Bethlehem Commandery
K. T
P. J. Wallace BE. C. Arthur Goodin
Washington
Pearle Dickerson
W. M. Stella Palmer
Damascus Shrine
W. S. of J
Maude B. Davis
Sara E. Walker
Amos Chapter de Molay
Max McCall
M. C
Warold Jonnsen
Ovenant Lodqhe
Axel Anderson
Noble Grand
Roy H. Mapel
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
Wilder Tell
W. M
Frank Cheer
M. B. Lee, Scribe
North
Iowa Avenue
Patriarch
Loyal Order of Meose
Meose Hall
L. R. Levelett
T. Rigk
Golden State
Knoxville
Deper
Koenigg
McKay
P Wests
Pass
Lo’west Lim
Ob Boel
Lo West Lim
M. No
Larasousqaucknan
W. C. Bell
Physicians and Surgeons
KE. E. Stutsman
M. Fyr
M Bank
A. Joan Droz
West Main St
W. McLaughlin
M. B
West Main Street
Uouse
Mutual
L. Alcorn, SM. D. Vitylician
Iowa Ave
Wilson Heating Co
S. H. Bamnman
M.D
Preston L.ette
Green
T. G. Arthur
S. Marion Ave
Rimmley & Yard Insurance
Woerkmen's Compensation
Autermobile Dinancing
Rlal Estatsa National Hank Ride
Register Life Ins.co
Walibeston
S Pp
Chiropractors
Charles €. Brown
Quielde
Laws
Little & Pratt
Lloyd Little
Mart Pratt
Blaine J. Holmes Willard
A. J. Franzen
Nelswanger Bldg
South
L. B. Lupto Monuments
Hugh Dougal
Austin Sutherland Auctioneer
East Main Street
Washlington
Candy Kitchen
North Mac’ Square
Phone 440
Chocolate Shop
East Side Square
V. Brown
T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Morrison & Morrison Lawyers
Morrison Bidg
North Side
Brookhart Bros. Law
Lat Doer W
Opera House
Mutual Phone
Livingston & Eicher
Abstract Department
INO. W. Applegate
Brookhart
East Washington Street
Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Frank Boller
City
W. Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
W. J. Masson
Frank Wilson
George W. Stewart Hardware & Implements
South Side Square
Ric Key
Rage
White JS
RA Abe
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