Four prohibition agents convicted in Kansas City
Four former federal prohibition agents were convicted of conspiracy and graft in Kansas City and sentenced to two years in prison plus a $4,000 fine each. The editorial reflects on early enforcement, shifts in policing, and the evolving reality of Prohibition as it nears possible reform.
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The Cure of Hemorrhoids by Natural Means
Dr Brady urges avoiding aloes and harsh laxatives for hemorrhoids. He promotes diet, exercise, and gentle bowel regulation, warns against enemas, and says natural cures are rare though possible via spontaneous clot expulsion and healing. Surgical options exist but are not needed except in persistent cases. cautions against quack cures and notes patient letters with care tips.
Flower of the Family excerpt sparks a night of scandal
Lenore Ralston and her beau watch as sister Marta slips into a dance with Gordon Weber at a club. Marta learns of men while Lenore confronts her sister, mother, and father after a night of romance and jealousy. The family tensions simmer through a bleak dinner and an opera plans.
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Bootlegger Overhead Adds Cost of Prohibition
In Mason City George Maros was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for bootlegging. The piece notes fines and new risk from Fort Madison, arguing overhead costs will force bootleggers to reassess profits and losses.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Iowa
Fort Madison
Greatest Freight Tonnage Reaches New High in October 1924
A historic surge in freight traffic on the American railway system shows October 1924 as the peak month, with over forty three million tons of goods moved. The year to date for 1924 trails 1923 only slightly but trends upward, suggesting the full year may surpass last year’s total.
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Commercial National Company
Waterloo
Iowa
Deaconess Society of the ‘Evangelical Church In Illinois Corporation
Deaconess Society of the Evangelical Church
Chicago
Freeport
Ilinois
Monroe
Wisconsin
New Allen Memorial Hospital
Edwards, Longley
Auto deaths in Mississippi to California rates cited in census note
The census bureau classifies deaths and lives with a focus on accidental fatalities. Mississippi records the lowest auto mortality per 100,000 while California shows 22.6. The report notes rising employment in Iowa industries and mentions political results in Black Hawk and Tama counties.Lockhart Heating & Plumbing Co. overpaid its 1929 income tax and received a refund check.
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Mississippi
California
Lockhart Heating & Plumbing Co
Moline
Gompers News Rumor Sparks IA Paper Debate
In a Mason City Globe Gazette column the fate of Samuel Gompers is debated after conflicting reports say he is dead or alive. The piece notes delayed reliability due to Mexican news gaps and contrasts Mexican versus U.S. access to information during his travels.
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Mason City Globe Gazette
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Mexico
United States
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Corn Husking Speed Sets Nebraska Champion Record
The Nebraska champion husker Virg Archer reportedly shelled 1 746 ears of corn in an hour and 20 minutes, a speed likened to old-time work with a scoop shovel. The piece notes the evolutionary shift in corn farming and contrasts Maine farmers with Iowa yields.
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Nebraska
Maine
Iowa
Abe Martin Wonders Who Sells To Nimble Fingers
Abe Martin muses on the old habit of sellers pulling out extra money to buy a farm with every nickel cigar and questions where honest people get the idea that everyone is honest.
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Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Andrew confesses a troubling encounter with a mysterious woman heard while returning home. Imogene urges truth as he imagines a chaotic scene of loss and gossip linking marriage, money, and poker all framed by a tense conversation.
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Imogene
Horfest
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England raises 811000 to retain Historso letters
Nine letters signed by Mary Queen of Scots are to be offered to the British nation. A fund of 13000 is being raised by popular subscription to secure these documents and 21 related items from the Mure of Rawalan archives. The letters have rarely been published and illuminate a debated episode in British history.
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Mary Queen of Scots
Mure
Rawalan
Plucky Woman Slays Marauding Owl Near Tacoma
Mrs W A Wilson of Tacoma wrestled a large four foot five inch wing span horned owl attacking her hen. She held the bird despite talon and beak wounds until her husband arrived to kill it. The owl's size and attack are noted amid a chatter of regional observations on California almond production.
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Wash
South Bend
W. A. Wilson
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