Hearst Warns Against Hasty Farm Relief Effort
President Charles E Hearst of the Iowa Farm Bureau warned at the annual meeting in Des Moines that no temporary farm relief measure should be accepted. He said the lame duck session should not push agriculture legislation and urged allowing the incoming administration to craft a national farm policy with emphasis on surplus control and American markets. He endorsed cooperative marketing and a survey of rural schools alongside efforts to keep youth on the farm.
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Gourier
Des Moines
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Shrine Temple
Farm Bureau
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
America
Hearst
Women voters lead polls in Illinois election turnout
The Illinois League of Women Voters reports that 94.9 percent of registered women voted in November, slightly higher than 94.5 percent of registered men. The finding highlights women as the most active demographic in the election.
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Chicago
Illinois
Illinois League of Women Voters
Christ Episcopal Church Reports Growth in Membership and Vestry Election
The Christ Episcopal church annual meeting reported a substantial rise in membership under Rev. E. B. Mounsey's nine year tenure. Vestry for 1929 to be elected includes Mortimer Cleve land and others. a 1930 diocese meeting site may be Davenport. Treasurer notes 9600 spent on parish expenses and improvements and 1100 on benevolent work.
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Christ Episcopal Church
E. B. Mounsey
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Frank Colora, Jr
Roger I. Crowell
G. Currie
Russell L. DeGon
A. G. Greeley
J. A. Gary
John Ww. Gwynne
H. D. Haffa
Arch W. McFarlane
C. A. Mills
F. L. Northey
J. &. Parrott
David S. Ramage
E. F. Stevenson
Tawa
Davenport
Gary
Mills
Ramage
Greeley
Northey
Stephen Brown
Gwynne
Collord
Haffa
Harry Schultz
Peter Jenkins
Frank Bressling
Tvo
Stevenson
Mounsey
Parrish
Reich Railways Report Vast Interurban Traffic Volumes
Berlin January 16. The latest official statistics show the German federal railways as the world’s largest interurban transport system carrying about 2 billion passengers annually with a daily average of 6.5 million. Only about 36 percent pay full fare. Members of the Reichstag travel free. Disabled veterans and former officers pay half fare.
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Berlin
German Federal Railways
1Eichstag
JACK LITTLE SALARY ISSUE IN DES MOINES COURT
A petition for attachments of 450 dollars from Jack Leonard Little’s salary was filed in Des Moines municipal court yesterday by former manager Harry Herman. The writ failed after Leonard, performing as Jack Little, reportedly drew his 61 250 weekly salary from the Orpheum Theatre. The case, pending for Monday, involves Herman’s claim of a 16 percent booking commission dating to 1927 and alleged unfulfilled engagements due to Leonard’s throat illness and a Chicago departure.
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Jack Leonard
Waterloo
Jack Little
Des Moines
Harry Herman
Leon
Orpheum Theatre
Herman
Leonard
Chicago
Des Moines Munnicipal
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to end a cold or grippe overnight. One or two tablets at bed time with water purify the system and banish symptoms without salt or nausea, leaving a hearty appetite next morning. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
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Castoria
Cal J. Miller
Drugeist
Churchill
Fitzgerald West Bros
Buehler Bros
East Fourth St
Christ Episcopal
Reich Railways
Sioux City
Des Moinés
Cedar Rapids
Brine
Bishop's
Elits Hotel
The
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Coffea Ypirea
Gordon’s
Coats
Gordon
Alves
East Fourth Street
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