Corn Shortage Predicted for 1924 in United States
Des Moines reports government experts forecast a 1924 corn shortage as nationwide yields remain below peak levels. Iowa's crop is estimated at about 412.75 million bushels, with improvements in varieties and cultivation boosting output from earlier years. Financial prospects depend on warehousing and farm credit options as prices rise to balance the deficit.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Towa
Farm Credits Corporation
Red Oak
Funes
Federal Reserve Bank
Roberts
George B. Roberts
United States
Exact Justice for Germany in Reparations Unsupported
Mark Sullivan argues that treating Germany with absolute justice in reparations is unpalatable. He notes divergent views on what Germany has paid or given up, cites $4 to $6.5 billion as claimed by Germans and Allies, and discusses occupation costs, assets seized, and the Paris conference’s failure to fix a firm reparations total as key to the dispute.
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Germany
Mark Sullivan
France
Berlin
Franco
Aes
Brest
Stary Pens
Ruhr
Belgium
Ger-i
Ihan
Great Britain
Britain
Alsace-Lorraine
Poland
Saar
Austria
Bulgaria i
Turkey
Tmaust
Ion
Geragay
Tourists Praise Roads Through Chickasaw County
New Hampton Iowa July 21 Chickasaw county primary roads receive high praise from tourists compared with other Iowa systems Forty eight miles of primary road are graded with all but 12 miles gravel covered This year cannot gravel further yet roads are patrolled and maintained in first class shape Several road districts adopt a wide grade with deep ditches for drainage A gravel crew works near Suade Touring parties from distant states visit daily reporting roads as fine as any they travel Newhampton residents start auto tours eastern markets and west scenic parks Meanwhile a Mexican government lab reports discovery of a ney fibre substitute for rats from the malvalvisco plant.
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New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Iowa
Suade
Social workers to hold 192... Iowa conference in Mason City
Social workers from across Iowa arrive for the twenty fourth annual state conference on social work in Mason City opening July 22 at the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs Dorothy Taylor presides, Joy Leopold and Mrs B Wiss Smith speak at the opening. The four day meeting features Miss Cottrells report read by Prof Edward H Lauer, with focus on causes of dependency and need for constructive treatment of families. A picnic is planned at Clear Lake Monday. conference overlaps with the state association of county supervisors meeting opening July 26.
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Mason City
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy Taylor
Sanlai Welfare League
Waterloo
Joy Leopold
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
da B. Wiss Smith
Louise Cottrell
Edward H. Lauer
Taxtension
University of Iowa
Cottrell
Sheppard-Towner Law
Miss Cottrell
Frank ©. Simpson
Creston
Vrea
de George Mogridge
Glenwood
Iowa City
Rachel Hugene Mannheimer
Des Moines
Grandmother Bradbrook graduates from Idaho State Normal College
Dell Hills known as Mrs Dell Ellis of Benton County and Mrs Bradbrook’s family details are shared in a gaily written commencement week letter. The article traces her lifelong love of teaching, hardships as a child, relocation to Idaho, and 30 years in education. It notes her plan to retire on pension, and mentions relatives in France negotiating tractors from the French government for U.S. road work, including David E. Mackie and Mr. Mowbray.
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Iife
Mra
P. de Bradbrook
Albion
Ida
Mra. B
Dell Ellis
Benton County
Bradbrook
Dell Hills
Shea
Benton
Tama
Idaho
Alabama
Lawa
Altho
Gilead
France
Mowbray
United States
Holt
Ste
Mackie
Bentoin
Vinton
Paris
Cedar Valley Times
Mr. Mowbray
New York
Atlantic
Chicago
Paradise
Earth
Back Aches Turn Woman’s Health Around in Amarillo
Mrs. C. B. Robinson of Amarillo Texas reports dramatic relief from chronic back pain after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says it improved her health allowing her to keep house and do work, and urges other women to try the remedy.
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Mrs. Robinson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Amarillo
Tex
Lydia E.pinkham
Mra
C. B. Robinson
Lincoln St
Texas
Ackley Plans Big Homecoming Day On Aug 2
Ackley Iowa July 21 This city aims for a large homecoming Thursday August 2 with many miles around expected to attend. The organizing committee has $600 pledged and rain insurance of $500 secured at a cost of $75 to guard against weather.
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Ackley
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