Money Tightness Easing Signals Iowa Prosperity
Des Moines reports from state officials and bankers indicate money stringency is easing, with banks seeing loan demand drop to a level indicating return to normal conditions. Farmers are shipping hogs and timothy seed, and power loan requests rise as Iowa heads toward prosperity, though corn remains weak and used as fuel by some.
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Des Moines
Dina State VY
Fenderson
Henderson
Iowa
Erate Banking
Ts Henderson
Former Winton Man Dies in California
Frank Culp, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Culp of Winton, died in California after typhoid fever set in following a church supper. He was born on a farm south of town and lived there until moving to California. He leaves a widow and four children. His parents learned of his illness and traveled to California but arrived after his death. An obituary notes his death occurred a few days earlier in California. Annual Masonic election yielded M. Reeve, WAL, H. E. Wells, 8. F. J. Mar.
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Winton
Frank Culp
California
Mra
John
Culp
John Culp
Eld
Masonic Hal
M. Reeve
Wal
H. E. Wells
F. J. Mar
Radical Liver and Bowel Cure Promoted for Twenty-Five Cents
An advertisement touts a watch shaped liver and bowel treatment claiming to cure liver stomach and bowel diseases and avoid operations. It is sold through Waterloo, Henderson druggists, and Rea Bros in Minneapolis with two months supply for twenty five cents.
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X. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Waterloo
Henderson Drug Co
Wangler Bros. Co
H. W. Taggart
Robert Drug Co
Jerry’s New Club Owned by Cop in Erin Fifty Years Ago
Sioux City reports Patrolman Jerry O Connor displays a carved bog oak shillelah a gift from Dan O Harra whose father served as a policeman in Ireland The wrist strap braided by E J Quillash and Emanuel Moog from Davidson Bros completes the protection against evildoers A correction notes Mrs Margaret Kirsch at 1220 Lafayette Street not her daughter Marguerite is ill at home Marguerite and Ida are in Los Angeles working for six months
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Jerry
Cop
Erin
Sioux City
Jerry O’connor
Dan O’harra
Ireland
E. J. Quilleash
Emanuel Moog
Davidson Bros
Margaret Kirsch
Lafayette Street
Marguerite
Ida
Los Angeles
Cal
War plant at Camp Dodge to be auctioned as unit
Des Moines reports the War Department will sell all Camp Dodge buildings and equipment as a single unit. Bids will be sought publicly for the entire property with sale expected soon, ending any plan to keep the camp as a military post or for universal military training.
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Des Moines
Camp Dodge
War Department
Register
Washington
Indianist remedy promised free sample for hair loss
An advertisement claims a remedy named Kotalka can treat dandruff bald spots and hair failix and offers a free proof bes ointment if ten stamps are sent to H. Brittain at BZ-301 Station F New York with a cent payment for this notice.
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Dh. Brittain
Station F
New York
First Female Justice of the Peace Appointed at Greenfield
Atlantic Ia Nov 30 Green field county seat of Adair county installs its first female justice of the peace Mrs Myra A Brown appointed by the board of supervisors to succeed Justice J M Law Mrs Brown has accepted the post and will serve the county in judicial affairs
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Atlantic
Greenfield
Adair County
Myra A. Brown
Board of Supervisors
J. M. Law
Brown
Girl Crushed Arm In Farm Elevator Gearing Accident
A 16 year old daughter of P Martins was injured at her father's farm when her coat sleeve caught in a corn elevator chain. She was trapped for about 30 minutes while unloading corn, suffering a crushed arm and severe tearing. The incident occurred on the farm near Atlantic, Iowa.
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Atlantic
P. Martins
Informal Japan Parley Moves Toward Treaty Talks
In Sacramento on November 20 1928 telegraph messages indicate Secretary of State Colby informed Gov. Stephens that treaty negotiations with Japan are informal tentative and progressing. A for sale ad appears in the Courier.
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Sacramento
Cal
Aretary of State
Colby
W. D. Stephens
Japan
Courier
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Hugh Mossman
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Wartford
New Hartford
Dike
Lt. Wright
Dr. Bell
R. Bell
Hobson
NEW Hartford High Wests
Plainfield
Plainfield, Ja
New
Ace Geran Gorpese
York
ALO
Castoria
Plendelsons
R¢Ee Oh Moe
Sition
Richelieu
Booth-Joseph’s
Booth-Joseph CO. Jewelers and Silversmiths
IST National Bank Bldg
Epes
Bridge Street
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