Dairy Officials Discuss High Standards In State
Dr. Larsen addresses Iowa dairy leaders on butter quality export trends and price declines. He cites Europe’s reduced cattle and output since 1914, argues imports rise when domestic demand falls, and urges stronger standards and organization among buttermakers and creamery firms with prize awards announced at the banquet.
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A Smith Miraculously Defies Odds in New York Race
A Smith dominates statewide in a dramatic political surge. Despite losing re election, he achieves a record consensus, with Harding ahead nationwide by a large margin and Smith outpacing Cox in many areas. Figures show Smith's strong statewide performance amid party divisions.
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Senator Nichol Opposes Wilson Treaty, Calls for Republican Action
Samuel J. Nichol son, senator-elect, declares opposition to the treaty as negotiated by President Wilson. He favors action in line with the Republican national platform adopted at Chicago. He spoke in Denver, Colorado, as reported by Associated Press.
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Why Don't You Try Pyramid Why Don't You Try Pyramid
An unclear ad fragment promotes Pyramid as a remedy, mentioning relief from itching and hemorrhoids. The text is garbled and references a center in Gera and a free offer, but specifics are unreadable.
New Warehouse for Paper Firm Wins City Contract
Maine company awarded the contract for a new warehouse at Tenth and Water streets adjacent to the Central tracks. The brick one story building with basement, 60 by 145 feet, will cost about $1,600 more than the base bid and is set for completion in December. Other bids ranged up to $10,700.
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Berlin Silent on U S Election as Markets Edge Up
Berlin officials refuse to discuss the U S election while financial circles see Harding victory as favorable to capital mobilization. Traders report a slight market rise today tied to the national outcome and shifting sentiment toward the Republican administration.
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More Scotch Towns Vote Wet Than Dry
Incomplete returns from Scotland show six towns favoring no change to the liquor law and one town seeking fewer licenses, while ten towns vote dry. Official results from Glasgow indicate a wet movement gaining support.
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Harding Clears Desk on Campaign Details Before Vacation
President Harding begins a 13 day hunting trip before an OCC voyage to the Panama Canal. He plans to return to Marion on December 6 and may visit a Gulf coast resort afterward.
Pinex based cough syrup promises quick relief
A home made cough syrup claim cites Pinex mixed with sugar syrup to ease throat tickle and chest cold in 24 hours or less. The ad urges buying from a local druggist and promises safe, pleasant taste, money back if not satisfied.
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Marion to Celebrate Presidency as Cabinet Choice Debates Begin
The article notes Marion's formal election victory and plans for a cabinet selection and policy framing. It cites Band views on Harding as a reaction against Wilson and a shift toward democracy with strong congressional power. It also reports Harding carrying the seventh election district by over two to one, Cox with 145, and Mayor Charles Brown winning the district by two votes.
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Swiss Papers Rally Behind Harding Victory
Berne reports sympathetic Swiss newspapers welcome the election of Senator Harding in the United States. The Associated Press notes broad approval and favorable editorials reflecting hopes for steady leadership and international ties.
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Wilson's Home District Plays 2 to 1 Victory
In Princeton New Jersey on November 4 the Associated Press reports President Wilson's home district recorded a 2 to 1 victory. The brief item notes local sentiment and political alignment surrounding the president.
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Costa Rica Congress Called for Special Session
Washington Nov 4 The Costa Rica congress has been called to meet in special session to address reconstruction and financial legislation. Local reports indicate the assembly will convene to consider urgent economic measures.
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Woman Democrat Stems Republican In Muscatine Race
Muscatine county voters boosted Ruth Carlisle Democrat to a county recorder of deeds win by about 6 000 votes, giving her a 1 000 vote lead over W D Harris Republican. She was the lone Democrat elected in the county as the rest of the Republican ticket won large majorities.
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