Farmers Unite to Fight Bolshevik Ideas in Midwest
Associated Press reports Iowa Illinois and Indiana farmers form a large organization to combat radical ideas. Illinois Agricultural Association claims 250000 members across 60 counties with Henry Sconce as president and D O Thompson as secretary, aiming to unite farmers for national wealth. Similar groups in Indiana Iowa expected to join, with Illinois feeding rate to 500000.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bett
Indiana
Ilinois
Owa
Mississippi Valley
Thlinois
Harey J. Sconce
Vermillion County
D. O. Thompson
Iowa
Illinois Association
Cupid and Divorce Clash In March County Record
A dramatic portrayal in Black Hawk County shows Cupid battling divorce as March filings surge. Damning figures reveal 20 to 46 cases, most filed by wives, with petitions for legal separation rising sharply and courting clergy's prayers for unity stressed amid the alarming trend.
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Conhubior
Black Hawkounty
Cupid
Trent
Dan
Domestic Race Bar Not Up at Japanese Plea Says Hitchcock
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska warns that Japan seeks world racial equality but wants to keep domestic racial discrimination. He argues nations grant equality internationally yet reserve rights to discriminate at home, opposing abandoning that right. The remarks respond to Baron Makino on Japan's push for racial equality.
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Hitchcock
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Baron Makino
Japanese Commission
Japan
Nebraska
Seenate
League
Dubuque considers special election on municipal light
Dubuque Ia April 4 A petition with over 2000 names was presented to the city council asking a special election within 30 days to decide if the people want a municipal light plant No action was taken by the council at the Waterloo theatre last night Oh Girls burlesque show featured songs dances and costumes with two comedians and a chorus of buds providing entertainment in a jazz influenced program
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Waterloo Theatre
New York American
Klaw & Erlanger
Emmerich Kalman
Guy Bolton
Johan Mitchell
Joseph Urban
Boston
Chicago
New York
Last Night's News in Brief
New York reports United States withdraws proposal to purchase Brush owned tonnage of the international Mercantile Marine. Washington announces credits of 85 million to France and 35 million to Italy. Shackleton warns allied forces in Archangel and Murmansk areas face danger. The Ruhr strike involves 120,900 workers. Paris contemplates two seats for the League of Nations at Geneva and Brussels. Bolsheviks retreated on the Orenburg front per quick dispatches. Bavaria’s ex king Ludwig seeks asylum in Vaduz. German forces resist Bolshevik offensives in East Prussia. Revolt rumors surface in Thgurian Conmecetoe region. The northern Caucasus from the Black Sea to the Baltic Sea reportedly cleared of Bolsheviki. Bavarian government begins negotiations with Russia. The 1949 income tax may be straightforward with a plank book and Rules and Advice offered by Koren Farmers.
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Abe
United States
International Mercantile Marine
Washington, D. C
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London
Ernest Shackleton
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Ruhr
Paris
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Geneva
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Saxony
East Prussia
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Northern
Caucasus
Black Sea
Berlin
Russia
Munich
Waverly School Head Will Not Seek Re election
Waverly April report states W H Ray superintendent will not run again and will focus on personal business. Miss May FE Francis named assistant to state superintendent and to begin duties soon. Harold J Harden arrived from Fort Des Moines to recover from injuries. Herbert Coddington visiting family. Ensign Humphrey Leslie on a 10 day furlough with parents.
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Herbert Coddington
Friay
A. B .Coddington
George Washington
Humphrey Leslie
A. T. Leslie
Freezone promises quick corn relief from pain
An advertisement touts Freezone as a miraculous cure for corns and calluses. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents at any drug store and promises to remove hard corn soft corn or corns between the toes without soreness or irritation. The copy hails it as the sensational discovery of a Cincinnati genius.
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Cincinnati
13 Month Year Reform Proposal Discussed at Lions Luncheon
J Wenner urged Lions to back the American Equal Month Calendar movement at a luncheon. The plan creates 13 months of 28 days with New Year undated and fixed holidays like Easter and Good Friday. All weekdays would shift to fixed dates each year.
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J. Wenner
Lions Club
Wenner
Minneapolis
Joseph A. Barnes
Pinkerton's Bakery Re established by Pinkerton's Grocery
Pinkerton's grocery has resumed the bakery business, re purchasing rights and equipment from Peerless Baking. Sam H. Pinkerton started the bakery years ago to provide home made products. It grew, was sold to Peerless, and now operates at the rear of the Pinkerton safe for fresh goods direct from the ovens.
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Pinkerton
Peerless Baking Company
Sam H. Pinkerton
Peerless
Vinol Restores Strength and Cures Persistent Cough
Mrs. Thomas Page of Brooklyn Connecticut recounts sickness from pneumonia leaving her weak and coughing after six months of treatment. A Virginia friend recommended Vinol which she credits with curing the cough providing appetite and sound sleep, restoring strength. Vinol is described as beef and cod liver peptones with iron and malaganese, touted as a premier body builder tonic. Advertisement notes Saxe Salve for eczema and lists Wangler Bros Co and local druggists as distributors.
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Wangler Bros. Co
C. J.miller
H. W. Taggart
Return to Work Restores Standard and Special Goods Service
Former employees return to work and the old service of standard and special goods is re-established, restoring operations and availability.
Sugar Demand Under Wartime Rules Declines
The article notes that in the past six months sugar demand has fallen compared to wartime prohibitory levels, suggesting a lingering craving for forbidden fruit across generations. It frames the trend as a psychic urge among men and women resembling Adam and Eve’s temptation.
Haas Named Middle West Tariff Organizing Head
Indianapolis April 4 Schuyler A Haas of Indianapolis has been appointed by National Republican chairman to organize taruieres in the middlewest and northwest He will base his headquarters in Chicago Romance of the War Marion April 4 Miss Lena Northrop entered Christmas but later received a letter from Windeld Scott Rice of Philadelphia A whirlwind courtship led to a brief marriage ceremony performed by Rev James Lea at the courthouse Wednesday night
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Marion
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Liater
Windeld Scott Rice
Philadelphia
Truxton
James Lea
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