Three Angles in Rural Campaign Unite Town Cow Energy
Three rallies have united religious and agricultural groups in Decorah area districts to promote the Town Cow concept and better corn production. Howard Harker of Ames spotlights the Town Cow while clergy and bankers educate farmers on improved business methods and corn production, with meetings at Parkersburg Stout and Dike drawing dozens of rural residents.
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Decorah
Bague
Ceder
Upper Iowa
Methodist
Howard Harker
Ames
Keagy
Frank Warner
Leaviry & Johnson National Bank
T. M. Evans
Upper Jews Conference
Parkersburg
Stout
Dike
Kenny
E. A. Baker
Linden Method Church
BE. J. Starr
Mansell
Campalenrrs
New Hartford
Parkersburg Clergy Salaries and Parsonage Details
A garbled report mentions Parkersburg clergy with a $2000 salary and a house for 19 residents. It also references a Stouthe chergyman paying own beseret and receiving $800, plus a datke pastor receiving $50 and a twin tree of revi.
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Parkersburg
Stouthe
Chergyman
Sete
Revi
Political platform on public education and banking reform
The document advocates vocational education for all Iowa youths, equal funding opportunities, and revisions to banking laws for broader security. It critiques the current administration's public spending, pledges economical governance, and extends best wishes to leader Fred S. White while noting his illness.
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Lowa
Fred
White
VregilatioN tract and ballot rights in state compact
The text advocates trampling industrial burdens from child labor and restoring common law via an amendment to interstate commerce. It endorses traveler ballots as a citizen right and urges voter registration to aid traveling railroad workers and fathers. It condemns the Republican legislature for not enacting such legislation.
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Peneht Hupper
Phanenker
Bal Lee
Commersia
Unl
Heputiican
Bankers appraise E L Johnson amid Federal Reserve post talk
The text notes E L Johnson a local banker seeking a director post at the Federal Reserve Bank faces defeat by James B Organ of Chicago. It suggests Waterlow supporters view Johnson as out, while locals see him as a candidate with national banker backing and a hoped for selection, though the nomination in group 2 is described as a compliment.
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E. L. Johnson
Federal Reserve Bank
James B.organ
Chicago
Jolson
Casa
Bankers of Laws
Train Bandits Escape After Robbery Near Burbank
Two bandits using high powered cars robbed a Southern Pacific passenger train north of Burbank late last night. They escaped with about $227 after targeting prominent California manufacturers. sheriffs searched Hewitt area but left without solid traces. No women were harmed and reports of a watch were largely false.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Burbank
J Nians
Hewitt
Robers
Three relatives seek offices in Missouri contest slate
Ellis E. Wilson, Democrat, runs for state representative in this county. His brother in law, H H Schenk, seeks the same office in Scotland county. Casper Schenk, brother of the Missouri man, runs for United States senator on the Progres sive ticket as part of the slate.
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Ellis E. Wilson
Atate
H. Hf. Schenk
Scotland County
Casper Schenk
Ondy
Money Orders Deposit Highlights at Waterloo Post Office
Charles J. Munger, Waterloo post office official, handles about 2300 daily in money orders over nineteen months and notes 1 million dollars in orders and 19000 in funds on deposit. The postal savings bank offers 2 percent interest after one year with deposits funded by diverse customers, including non citizens. A change reduces international money order charges to one percent after August, simplifying transfers to Vienna or Berlin.
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Charles J. Munger
Civil Service Commission
Waterloo Post Office
Postal Bay- Ings Bank
Uncle Sam
Sayiuxe
Munger
Republic
Waterloo
Vienna
Berlin
Parkersburg Gossip Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Beardsley is ill but improving. Mrs George Watson returned from Canada after four months. Leslie Olson from Waterloo to visit Miss Ethel Krider. Olson is a former Parker resident. Mary Cramer and Mary Eisenschmidt visited Austin Minnesota. Cramer stays in Mason City and Clear Lake. Mrs Allen Card and daughter Minnie with Etta and Hazel Card from Mason City visit relatives for two weeks. Greene baseball beat Roosters at home three to none. G Haverson's daughter Sophia ill in Minneapolis with acute appendicitis. specialist attends after two weeks away.
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M. Johnson
Ollie Kettwig
Louise
Gesine Wettwig
Waterloo
C. C. Wolf
Behrack
Clear Lake
Mr. Beardsley
Reig- Parkersburg
J. D. Olebeck
O Man
Ackerman
Mon
Tana
Beardsley
George Watson
Canada
Leslie Olson
Ethel Krider
Misa Olson
Mary Cramer
Mary Eisenschmidt
Austin
Minn
Mies Cramer
Mason City
Allen Card
Minnie
Misa Et
Rik Pillows Stamp Browt Felt At Erds Lom
Readable fragments show a local item involving Rik Pillows and stamped browt felt at a place called Erds Lom. Details are sparse but suggest a trade or crafts note with specific entities.
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Courage Agriculuratists
Birlaes
Costa
Anita Tha
Washington
Washington Crisps
WAL Davis , CO. Day
Elec
Iore
Ladies’ Home Journal
Pictorial Review
I. C
Lal Savings Shion
Raifea
Windus
Sneider's Sisters
Kirk
Palmer House
Jergen
Hind
Rte
Childna
Dee OS
Derwear
Waossard
Gossard
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