Iowa Land Prices Rise In Greene County Buy
A Waterloo Courier item notes J W Holden, a state highway commissioner and farmer near Scranton, purchased 160 acres at 260 dollars per acre with cash, signaling faith in land values. The piece discusses rising Iowa land activity, caution after speculative booms, and the future value of farms, especially in Greene County. It also critiquess Boorahs foreign policy views and reflects on Montenegrin relief and sugar price concerns.
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Sunde
W. H. Hartman Co
Bourter Ride
Park Ave
Yonnn C. Hartman
ASW, Peterson, Treas and Gen
Matt
Jpostoffica
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Associated Preas
Mes
Dougherty
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finney
Rep's
J. W. Holden
State Highway Commission
Scranton
Holden
Greene County
Townland
Lowe
What Would Borah Do in Akron Address 192?
Senator Borah warned Republican leaders of a real danger from a third party and third ticket in 1924 at Akron Ohio. He spoke in general terms about courage and determination and hinted at issues harming the GOP while offering no detailed plan or specifics.
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Borah
Korah
Akron
Republican Party
Repub-ican
Idaho
F. M
Wormratus
Atus
H. J. Anawer
Copeland
G, H
Liniments and the art of easing aches by Dr Brady
Dr William Brady reviews liniments for muscle and joint pain, explaining how rubbing provides temporary relief, counter irritation, and sometimes systemic effect. He favors solidified formulas in collapsible tubes, cites analgesic balm and capsicum belladonna mixes, and warns to keep away from eyes.
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Smeer
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Wilkins Centre Sparks mock nostalgia in town chat
In a playful exchange, Imogene and Andrew reminisce about Wilkins Centre, praising its health, high school pride, and famed citizens. Andrew jokes about marriage choices while Imogene counters with affection, calling the town the best on earth as they share a kiss.
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Imogene
Andrew
Wilking Centre
Captain Watkins
Miss Campbell
Wilkins Centre
United States
Thava
Steaper
Halmier
Light from underground and printing costs spur debate
A Davenport Times column argues prayer helps miners spiritually while critiquing Congress printing of the Congressional Record costing over 300000 dollars. It notes 10000 dollar costs for a single issue with 5500 dollars for speeches not delivered and 2475 dollars for Heflin related material, calling it wasteful and political. It also reports on a coroner’s finding for Charles Vesely’s death by his own hand due to domestic restlessness.
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Davenport
Congressional Record
Congress
Heflin
Regene
Bross
Palator
Assembly
Jiggs
Charles Vesely
Chicago
Mr. Vesely
Maggie
McManus
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount
Tale follows Malcolm Starmount a rich young man who seeks a new life after turning from wild excess He protects Mary Devlin a child from poverty and faces scandal as a party leads to a presumed murder The story centers on Starmount declaring a will in Marys favor and confronting the consequences with allies Parker and Mulcahy while police investigate
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Malcolm Starmount
New Leaf
Nonis
Mary Devlin
Nalda Courteney
Dick Tennant
Aida Courtenay
Starmount
Parker
Mulcahy
Tennant
Navenis
Mary Deviln
Mfe
Nespapers
Mary
Star
Pat Saulseby
Shome
Theodore Parker
Pat
Starmounts Motive in Mary Devlin Case Questioned
Parker and Mulcahy discuss the Starmount case as Mulcahy admits to aiding Mary Devlin and her family. The chief scolds Mulcahy for absence while Parker explains Starmount’s act of kindness and possible benevolent intent against a backdrop of loyalty and loyalty buying.
Crocodiles on land danger and truffle hunt details
The reply notes crocodiles are dangerous anywhere though slower on land. It explains European truffle hunting with dogs and pigs, using scent to locate fungi and the hunter’s role. It also discusses whether shooting field crews is justified, citing crop pests and crop-cleaning crows as factors in a decision.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Column
A 1923 nature notes column invites readers to send questions on nature subjects to the Nature Notes Dept. of the paper and promises answers in this column. The notice credits Houghton Mifflin as copyright holder and encourages public engagement with general-interest inquiries.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Iowa Editors Pray for Safety in Miner Prayers at Waltermine
Sioux City Journal notes coal miners, rugged yet tender, praying before shifts at Waltermine mine in Duguoln Illinois. The daily service began in the shaft and has grown popular, offering spiritual welfare amid dangerous work and doubts about safety measures.
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Sioux City Journal
Duguoln
Til
Valier
Fieid
Abe Martin To Lecture On Character Building Tonight
Abe Martin and Reverend Wiley Tanger will lecture at Melodeon Hall on character building and repair tonight. The event is described as a cheaper way to support the cause than advertising for help.
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Wiley Tanger
Melodeon Hall
Living long a simple ancient rule of living says
Dr. Charles O. Eliot urges a practical longevity plan. He emphasizes moderation in all things, seven hours sleep, daily outdoor exercise, avoidance of stimulants, and maintaining a serene, balanced temperament. He warns worry wastes vital energy and advises cultivation of calm through habit, method, and perspective.
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Charles O. Eliot
Harvard University
Utterel
Eliot
Neansstry
Dr. Eliot
Diet
Quiet
Merryman
Eney
Tamain
The Sweetest Is the Last, A Seasonal Verse
A fragmentary poem reflecting on seasons and love with rural cadence. It contrasts winter’s blast with spring’s fading roses and notes life as a journey, not a circus or song, where forgiveness comes to those who err and onward movement persists despite storms.
Bear outwits Fox in woodland intrigue
In a woodland tale, Mr. Bear suspects Mr. Fox of poisoning his pantry. He lures Mr. Coon with herb juice, traps Fox, and forces him to drink the medicine as Bear feeds Coon. Fox flees in illness while Bear and Coon feast and plan winter preparations, claiming the ruse outwitted Fox.
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Mr. Fox
Mr. Bear
Mr. Coon
Mr. ‘Coon
Fox
Mr.Fox
Mr. Béar
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National Newspaper Service
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Withtos Centre High School
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