Farmers, Iowa Districts Debate Taxes and Economy, Citizens Say
Reporters survey in Farmers, Iowa shows local merchants and residents, including Gage of Clovis and Whey Hardware, Trullinger at a filling station, and W. H. Replogie the jeweler, voicing concern over taxes and government costs. Farmers face high prices, debt, and falling farm income while merchants urge cutting offices and improving prices. Many expect national issues to shape upcoming campaigns. prohibition remains less discussed.
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Kington
Gage
Clovis & Whey
Iowa
Carl Trullinger
Superior Hotel
Ullinger
Trullinger
Cr Nes
W. H. Replogie
Eplogie
Oan Automobile Agency
Frank Racine
Children's Day Program At EPSOM Featured Recitations And Songs
The EPSOM event lists songs and recitations by Garnet McCallian Alma Rosenberry and others, including Lift Aloft the Banner, Christian Pioneers by the Boys, and My Plan by Junior Meyers. Local notices mention families visiting Washington and Cornetsville, with Mr. and Mrs. Dow, Myers, and Osmon among attendees.
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S. Wm
Osmon
Es Tay Meena
Up” Ldren
Garnet McCallian
Robert, O'Bannon
Alma Mae Rosenberry
Christian Pioneers
March of the Flowers
Dicky Noble
Junior Meyers
Betty Burch
Doathy Byrer
Marylin
Leah Osmon
A. Hart
Woodrow O'Ban
Delicate Flowers Grown in Lardy Chateau
In Lardy about fifty miles south of Paris ES Stant raises delicate flowers at her chateau. The effort began after an appeal from Mme Paul Ettifiger, president of Cercle des Gourmettes, who noted the flower’s culinary as well as ornamental value on the table.
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Lardy
Paris
Mme
Paul Ettifiger
Cercle Des Gourmettes
Yesterday's Results in American Association Standings
Baseball scores show iene 61 Milwaukee and Columbus 8 in Minneapolis Toledo 15 St. Paul. Game details incomplete. results reflect a day of varied outcomes across the league with several cities hosting matchups.
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Soaps Pet
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Ene Erentee
Kansas City
Toledo Orgeoniee Curtenaires
Louisville
St. Tau
New York
Philadelphia
Washington Teeter
Cleveland
St. Louis Ri
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Sener
St. Louis
New
American Association
Toledo
St. Paul
Parachute Jumper Dan Rippe Seeks Record at Nationals
Houston institute student Dan Rippe, a Rice Institute parachute jumper, earns up to 25 for exhibitions. He often jumps from 1,500 feet or more, counting 60 seconds rather than 10. He plans to enter the National Air Races and try to break the 1,000 foot world record before retiring. Socialists in Missouri field a full state and national ticket amid low 1928 votes.
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Houston
Tex
Dan Rippe
Rice Institute
Dan
Rippe
Cleveland
St. Louis
Socialist Party
Missouri
Klondine Pete Settles Down After Alaska Fortunes
Klondike Pete, a Fort Worth born in Libra, once voyaged to Alaska chasing gold then diamonds. He became Skagway’s famed merchant prince, built a grand cabin, and later followed a clairvoyant to El Paso where jewelry and real estate thrived before reversals. Now at the Masonic Home, he tends a garden with wheelbarrow and hoe, retaining belief in the Zodiac.
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Fort Worth
Klondike
Kan
Yukon
North America
Peter Kern
Chicago
Alaska
Pete
Klondike Pete
Sinful
Skagway
Yukon River
el Paso
Tex
Bl Paso
Masonic Home
Local Gathering At Monroe City Home Of Perry Family
Miss Lillian Perry hosted a Sunday gathering at her parents country home Rev C P Perry Monroe City Route 1. Attendees included Helen Cornelia Charles Royal Terebaugh Carmen Berry Doris Grant Carol Martin Frances Welton Frankie Miriam Burke and many others from Union and nearby towns. The group discussed balloon universe theory and expanding cosmos in a brief, informal setting.
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Lillian Perry
Tigers Rise to Second as Hosts Snap Red Sox
The Detroit Tigers climb to second in the American League after a steady win over Boston, led by balanced play rather than power. Gerald Walker stands out as a lone Tiger among leaders while the Yankees and Athletics slip or hold steady in the standings as other clubs feature prominent homers and key innings.
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Detroit Tigers
Bucky ‘Harris
Tiger
Gerald Walker
Yankees
Athletics
Bostom Red Sox
Sala
Ari’ Schuble
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
John Hodaon
Chisex
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Moore
Lion Hose
Whitney
Hr Dang
Klein
New York Giants
St. Louis
Cardiffs
Orsatti
St. Onis
Bill Terry
Fere
Fullis
Giants
Reds
Boston Staves
Brown
Pruett
Skhouse
Ater
Lou Gehrig
York Yankees
Jr Ruth
Lena Gehrig
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Henry Field
South Western
Epsom
Eloise
Noble
Leonard
Lester Byrer
Auaré Deal
Gertrude Boyd
Robert Noble
Junior O’bannon
Junior McCall
Bobby Boyd
God
Mildred Singleton
Dorothy Myers
Ethel Franklin
Claudia Cracraft
Lillie Wallace
Mildred ‘of
Bicknell
Dennis Dow
Mrs. Chas. Osmor
Washington
Ernest Myers
Will Fielder
Cornettsville
Bessie Clark
Bobby
Berniece Osmon
James Clark
Ruth
Alex Clark
Burkhart
Wm. Osmion and I
Lawrence Hoov
Chas Qsman
Rijss
Albert Myers
Herb Carter
Binora
Edith Dove
Ithe
Shirley Om
Doris Hart
Pauline Ile
Aiess
Brazil
Mary Frances
Mary Edwards
Plainville
Laufer
Cnel Pasion
Kenosha
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Chevrolet
Sern
Elwood Williams
Motor Ambulance
501
East Main
Chices
Jonathon
Ogene
New Sae
National League
Chicago New York
Cincinnati
Viola Rodgers
Societe Nationale ‘a’Horticulture de France
Cours la Reine
Rodgers
Klondine
Monroe City
Iae Simmons
Heck Wilson
Terry
AB H Athletics
Ner
Pirates
Lameeras Reds
Huda
Phillies
Walker
Tigers
Onnnoomenpleuth
Eee
Immions
Ik AS
Huey
Delegt
National Democratic Mat
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