Prosperity Not From Law But From Labor in Iowa Speech
Nashua Iowa September 4 Burton E Sweet Waverly urged postmasters farmers and workers across Bremer Butler Chickasaw and Floyd counties to judge public questions by reason not rhetoric. He warned against propaganda and price fixing praising work and cooperation among merchants farmers bankers and laborers to build a sound economy without relying on legislative fixes. He argued recognizing Russia should wait until its stability and civil liberties are assured.
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Nashua
Burton E. Sweet
Waverly
Bremer
Butler
Chickasaw
Floyd
Towa
Russia
Wei
United States
Iowa
Sella
Congress
Germany
Aji
Europea
Hach
Tam
Iowa Labor Hope and Poverty in Generational Change
The speaker expresses belief that poverty is not permanent and notes that today’s poor may become tomorrow’s rich. He argues for honest labor, adequate food for all, and sympathy for workers, while urging Iowans to avoid a bad name and criticizing pessimism, suggesting relocation to Russia for a pessimist.
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Iowa
Him &O
Russia
Chickasaw County School Spirit Across Rural Districts
New Hampton Iowa Sept 4 The standardization of more than twenty rural schools in Chickasaw county and the increased interest in local education reflects strong school spirit across the district.
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Chickasaw County
New Hampton
Clearer Better in Flavor Goes Farther Coffee Claim
Mrs. Elsie Clayton of Colorado Springs describes Chocolate Cream Coffee as having better flavor and clearer taste, yielding more cups per pound and saving money. She notes it retains original flavor like freshly roasted and plans to stay with this brand, urging others to ask their grocers for it.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Elsie Clayton
San Rafael St
Community meetings lift school spirit and funding gains
Supt. Alf O Vaala reports boosted patron involvement as parent teacher and community meetings lift school spirit. Two new district schools are under construction in Richland district No. 2 costing 3000 and Utica district No. 8 costing 8000. Modern interiors, large basements with lunch tables and spaces for meetings, and improvements like piping and furnaces are planned or completed. Milas Myrtle Wilson is noted as the longtime teacher.
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Alf. O. Vaala
Richland Township
Milas Myrtle Wilson
Utica
Boyd
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