TIME APPROACHES FOR IOWA POLITICAL SPEAKERS
The article notes plans by Republican and Democratic leaders in Black Hawk County to host national figures, aiming to boost campaigns for Senator Cummins and Governor Porter. It mentions Josephus Daniels to speak in Cedar Rapids, a larger effort to rally voters, with women canvassing under Mrs. Fred B. Pettit and men under county leaders.
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Alec
Notone
B. Cummins
Iowa
United States
Des ‘Moines
Claude R. Porter
Gedar Rapids
Josephus Daniels
G O. P
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Faim
Cummins
Republican Party
Black Hawk County
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Fred B. Pettit
Woman's Republican Organization
Mr. Alford
Negrounty Central Committee
Bomeé
Political faith mobilizes voters in Iowa
Leaders of both parties plan to mobilize men and women aged 21 and over to register and participate in voting. Campaign literature directs from Republican headquarters urging Iowa women to serve the party and vote on November 2.
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Weil eRort
Br. ‘Fm
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Iowa
Republican Party
New York Tax Law Reaches Baseball World Series Receipts
New York State will tax about 125 baseball players sharing in World Series receipts under a new income tax law. Players living in state will be taxed on their share, and nonresidents who earned from games played in New York are affected. The law covers runners up and third-place teams in each league, with cooperation promised from national committees to provide payment information.
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Associated Press
New York
New York State
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Linden News Highlights Local Visits and Notable Guests
Linden residents report a week of visits from Harpers Ferry relatives A Cable and Lockwood families join the Gillett household Ty Jar and Mrs Eugene Babcock with family stay in Racine Armes student from Iowa college Armes Mrs C A Hunt ill Peter Are and Inga Norwegian niece and nephew arrive after two weeks at sea John Swab of Seattle visits Mc Chapman then heads back home The imperial robe of King Kamehameha once worn by Hawaii ruler is on display in Papolniilie museum valued at 1000 dollars
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Linden
T. F. Sullivan
Harpers
Frank Cable
J.A. Lockwood
Elden
Edson-Gillett
Regent Ty. Jar
Eugene Babcock
Racine
Gillett
Claude Hostetler
Iowa College
Armes
C. A. Hunt
Peter
Inga
K. Peterson
Bergen
Norway
John Swab
Seattle
Wash
This Aty
Mc. Chapman
State Hearings Yield No Decision On Rail Fares
Des Moines hearings on proposed railroad fare increases ended with no ruling. Exhibits were exchanged and the case postponed to October 22 for final hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission examiner. Railroads seek a 3 cent per mile fare, citing prewar two cent rates and postwar 3.6 cent fare, while parties argued before the commission. The trade representative noted likely Supreme Court action before a final decision. The report also includes stray, nonessential remarks about asparagus mixtures and national stereotypes.
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Des Moines
Parcrnser
Interstate Commerce
Commission
RH. O. Kelsey
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Greater Waterloo Association
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court of the United States
Kelley
Cranberries Real Aid To JaDed Appetites And A Delight To The Eye
The cranberry craze arrives with autumn scents and kitchen chatter. A shop window brims with cranberry products as Thanksgiving draws near and roast turkey with cranberry sauce becomes the season’s craving. Cranberries are praised for health hints and their bright flavor, with dishes from jellies to pies highlighted, reflecting their popularity and culinary appeal.
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Bow
Yaoasssetts
Caps Cod
E. L. Eggieston
Gabon Berry-Based Flavors Add Color to Table Dishes
Fruit innovators in Gabon explore berry derived blends for more distinctive flavors and colors in meals. The development aims to diversify table offerings with natural color and taste enhancements from berries and related fruits.
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Gabon
Secretary of Live Fair resigns at Bremer Co Fair
Waverly Indiana October 11 3 Q Law secretary of the Live Fair for several years has resigned effective October 14 and the position has been accepted. Mr Later has directed several quest cematus jemnibins plans are not announced. The Lyceum court at Wartburg Academy featured a Greatcakes string quartet in the college gymnasium with Dr Hemingway and Dan Black.
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Wartburg Academy
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Unclear OCR fragments hint at New England social notes
Fragmentary text mentions names such as Mrs. George Hust and Catherine, and places like Willimantic Connecticut and Waterloo. The passage appears to be a social notes item with scattered references to residents and visitors, lacking cohesive events or dates.
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Wade Pucksis
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Dorothy Pockele
Holmes A Holbrook
Willimantic
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Mary
Pea Ruch City
Mirm
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Berdneghtee
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