Land Speculation Debate Splits Kansas Iowa Leaders
Governor Hammill of Iowa challenges Kansas views on farmer distress, arguing rising farm debt and mortgage burdens, not land speculation, drove farmer hardship from 1910 to 1925. He cites census figures and prices, noting debt to land value rose sharply despite some price gains. A separate raid in Sioux City seized alcohol worth $50,000 from a Dougherty warehouse.
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Yormier Goevernac
Henry J.atten
Kansas
Phelson
Yeat
John Mammilk
Laws
Public Fetter Arent
Kansas Eee Ces
Hammill
Iowa
Towa
Hawkeye
United States
Kansan
C. Cc. Stine
L. H. Bean
Department of Agrculture
Annals of
The
American Academy of Political Science
Des Moiner
Ana
Llammil
Department of Agriculture
Algo
Kansas Farm Organization
Washington
National Association of Commerce and
National Capitol
White House
Sioux City
Dougherty Storage & Watt Co
Would You Like to Be Attractive Ad Take Lydia E Pinkham
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health improving remedy for women. It claims radiant vitality enhances attractiveness and notes the product has helped many women for over fifty years with satisfactory results.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
The Rock to Open New Drama League’s Season
The Rock a prize winning religious play will debut as the first production of a new drama league tonight at 8 at Westminster Presbyterian Church auditorium. Dr. W W B McCormick announced the plan from the pulpit. Trumane DeRoame, formerly of the Waterloo Players, will direct and cast the show. Organizers invite interested residents to attend as the group is formed.
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Drama League
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W.W. BP. McCormick
Trumane DeRoame
Waterloo Players
First Play Selection to Be Named Tonight by Director
The director Dr. McCormick will announce the first play choice this evening, with payment details noted as part of the plan. The event signals the start of the season and indicates ongoing preparation for upcoming performances.
Jesup Man Settles Spree Case With Small Fine
A Waterloo spree led to a drunken arrest and a charge of intoxication. T C G Howard paid an $11.60 fine via Jesup Chief Morris after a bank draft was issued. Howard was released to fetch the money but failed to return. Marshal Morris then sought arrest in Jesup.
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Waterloo
Ynally
T. CG. Kloward
Jesup
Charles Morris
Millchard
Tne
Howard
Mohlis
Marshlal Jesip
Mysterious Ledger Entry Mentions Carfare Loan
A terse note describes settling an account this morning. It mentions two items the chief loaned to Howard for carfare home, implying personal loans tied to travel expenses.
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Howard
Judge Threatens Heavy Penalties for Booze Dumpers
Judge J. C. Beem this morning warned violators during pottee raids in Cuture and ordered Richard Anderson of Linn Street to pay $26 and costs for contempt of court. A pint of liquor was dumped into the sink when her home was raided on September 3. The search warrant is a court order and must be obeyed.
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J. C., Beem
Richard Anderson
Nex Gress
WS Linn
Judge backs officers as Anderson pleads guilty in raid
In court the judge condemns hindrance of officers during the search. Mrs. Anderson pleads guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor found in a sink drain during a raid. Twenty dollars of the fine suspended on costs and $5 on county attorney recommendation due to prior guilty pleas.
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Anderson
Alvi
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