Southwest Iowa Democrat (Newspaper) - July 27, 1934, New Market, Iowa Iowa Progressive democratic FRIDA if JULY 27, 1934 14 TAYLOR COUNTY IN FIRST LEADERS ATTEND STATE MEET People Sign ii t i Favor of i aylor County Convention Says Nelson G. Kraschel permanent chairman of the de state convention in Des asserted yesterday the determination to the new deal into every hamlet and township of Iowa's benefits from the national recovery emergency relief and drouth new is just as important in state and county as it is the nation Therefore our slogan shall .be the new Seal into every hamlet and township of The lieutenant governor attacked the republican state platform adopted last week as full of charged that it failed to offer constructive and termed the republican an mat they admit reconstruction program is Kraschel said of the their boys to run the from Taylor county the convention were H Frank James J. Murl Myrtle Elma Marion Harry C. N. Nelson H. Each delegate was to a people have signified during the past few days that hey were if investigating the Taylor county relief Almost everyone contacted by the Democrat were in favor of knowing why was sent back when it was to Taylor is a partial list of those who signed petitions that they were in favor of an M. G. Claude F. M. A. W. W. A. E. M. A. Ray Pearl IS A M. attorney of was nominated Democratic candidate for judge in the third judicial district of at the district judicial convention held in Creston T. Garrett of Corydon and G. F. Hoffman of Leon were also nominated as running mates Haddock on the Democratic tick et this opposing present in George Johnston H. A. Fuller of Mount and H. H. Carter of Cory whose names will appear on Republican county has never had a resident judge in this distric excepting that held by appoint ment for a short time years ago by Judge Haddock stated in an interview was a so the democrats have never had a judge fn this Haddock present third judicial district made up of the counties of Adams should have at least one Democrat in the three I While I protested my nomination at the I was overruled and since I'm I will make the race for Regardless of party on Page 2) in regard to the relief office of Taylor county will be found on page 4 in this issue of The Southwest Iowa column is carried in order to let the readers express their Earl Kennern Shorty Joe F. M. C. C. C. F. D. C. Richard M. W. H. E. G. F. C. C. Harold L. R. L. F. G. A. A. E. LENOX B. H. J. C. R. E. George H. L. Elmer L. J. B. H. B. C. B. Arnold Emil J. P. Kenneth Lyle H. G. T. J. H. Mrs. J. H. E. L. C. H. Floyd H. O L. L. P. Ruth M. O. G. R. J. M. Howard G. G. H. Roy Frank Verlin L. A. Russell Herrn Raymond R. E. S. F. F. M. M. J. E. Ed Dwight Glen A. county citizens are not going to set back and let our relief Mrs. J. M. send money allowed to Taylor county when hundreds of unemployed are wanting and needing has been distinctly shown by a survey of The Southwest Iowa Democrat during the past few Scores have talked with the editor of this paper since the last issue when the Democrat asked for an of citizens who have never asked and who never will ask for aid put their stamp of approval to the Southwest Iowa Democrat question taxpayers and citizens of Taylor county look on while our relief worker sends back allowed for Taylor county during the month of Southwest Iowa Democrat does believe that the people of the county are smart enough to see that the only reason this money was sent back was for our relief Mrs. own private Of course she is trying to make a good showing for likes her week The Taylor County Herald took sides Mrs. Williams and Head Ignores Southwest Iowa Later in their story The Herald stated that Mrs. Williams said the item from The Democrat had been sent tc Des Moines for action by the state department but would not comment further on the Is this ignoring our Taylor county allow a relief worker to be shipped in from Villisca and then send money back to the state that the unemployed of this county are entitled It was reported to The Democrat that she even drives back and forth from her home each evening and Does she spend money in Taylor is for the good of every citizen in Taylor county to get this money in circulation in Taylor county and not some other surrounding county where it will do little good to any business man or individual of this This is the reason this money is being put is to help every still Taylor county doesn't need its is much better for Taylor county to pay 25 cents on the dollar rather than 100 cents on the For every dollar spent in Taylor county it costs Taylor county 25 cents and the state 75 If we do not take advantage of this other counties are going Williams stated in last week's Taylor county papers that every one should can everything from their gardens or they would get no aid this In this drouth stricken section who has any garden to take care Southwest Iowa Democrat thinks that it has room for asking the reason WHY this money was sent WEATHER MAKES NECESSARY RELIEF Loan Set Up In Each Of Counties CENTRAL GROUP to the state Democratic convention named following people to the state central committee Thursday at their district T. W. Storms of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Wayne Baxter of M. J. Mallory of Davenport and Mrs. Lillian Smith of L. H. Hughes of Cedar Falls and Mrs. O. A. Dicks of Iowa Erwin Larson of Charles E. A. of West L. T. Osborne and Ruth Hall Hollingstead of Lester W. of Des Moines and Mrs. Gladys Bunker of G. G. Jeck of Atlantic and Mrs. Katherine of Red I Eighth C. D. Murtagh of Algona and Mrs. Mary S. of Ft. E. H. Birmingham of Sioux City and Mrs. Florence Lynch of Le Due Date Is Extended a Service Finds Work for over 100,000 In A of the Taylor county corn loan has notified by Secretary of Agriculture Ray Murray of the extension of the corn loan due date one re-employment service of Iowa obtained jobs for 104,583 persons out of 223,355 registered during the year ending July 1st, it was announced recently by Hans the 104,583 persons given 48,827 were on civil works Other classifications under which the largest numbers were employed were public 31,125; private 8,705; domestic and personal 2,912; 2,681; iron and steel 1,475; commercial 1,369; transportation and 1,036. counties in southwestern Iowa were transferred this week from the secondary larea to the emergency forecasting the beginning of the program in the in these emergency counties also will be permitted to borrow money from the farm credit administration for the purchase of feed without twenty-four counties are Warren and counties represent the fringe of the renewed drought area centered now in the whereas the spring drought was centered in the Northwestern Iowa counties then were just within the most seriously affected the fact the rainfall for the whole state of Iowa during the first 23 days of July has been 135 per cent of the southwestern section has fallen into an arid corresponding to that in the states to the south and neighboring Nebraska the percentage of rainfall has been only 23 per cent of tn 34 per cent and in 16 per said R. K. state drought was prepared to begin the livestock purchase and probably would not hesitate much price for plus the will be for to for to and for cattle two vears to mention has been made of the probability of the purchase of hogs on this although the relief administration has expanded its program throughout the country because of the emergency crop loans be handled through the special section of the farm credit and money will be made available from the 525 million dollar drought one of the first slops to be taken will be that of setting up feed loan offices in each of the 24 counties declared in tile primary or emergency drought 24 counties in the or drought Hard Road 148 will be considered July 31 by tlie state highway commission for placing more gravel and stone surfacing materials on 148 south from Bedford to the state a distance of 7.9
