Ludlow war referendum debated by Congress and Iowa voice
Congressional discussion rejects the Ludlow war referendum as a dangerous invitation to war amid propaganda fears. The writer cites President Roosevelt Hull policy, worries about anti-war sentiment, and argues for cautious constitutional amendments while praising small Iowa business and local community leaders.
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Roosevelt
Hull
Congress
Iowa
Ute Independent
Ludlow
William Lemke
Lemke
Patman
Plymouth County Farmers Seal Corn for Loans
Nine Plymouth county farmers have sealed corn and arranged loans totaling about 125000 dollars. Their reports indicate the total sealed corn is now close to the documented amount.
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Plymouth County
County 4-H Club Projects Expand in Plymouth County
Plymouth County boys will engage more in 4-H club projects in 1938 as county agent meetings boost participation and new local clubs form. Invitations go to farm boys aged 10 to 21, with five clubs currently meeting monthly in Kingsley and other towns.
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Plymouth County
Kingsley
County 4 H Club Officers and Meeting Schedules
The Hungerford Liberty Merrill and Union township 4 H clubs set meeting nights the first Thursday second Thursday third Monday and third Wednesday respectively. Officers include Kingsley Rose Reinking president Jack Swanberg vice president Jack Graham secretary Merle Bolton treasurer Hungerford William Mueceke president Warren Held vice president Burnell Held secretary treasurer Liberty Billy Berger president Lawrence Mansfield vice president Leonard Brown secretary Merrill Bill Zimmerman president Noble Zimmerman vice president Everett Thompson secretary treasurer Union Wendell Rainboth president Lee Bainbridge vice president Jerry Featherston secretary Wallace Pratt treasurer. The program offers market or breeding projects for pigs beef cattle sheep dairy calves and colts with baby beeves about 60 on feed to be weighed in after January 1.
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Hungerford Township Club
Liberty Township Club
Merrill Club
Union Township Club
Kingsley 4-H Club
Rose Reinking
Jack Swanberg
Jack Graham
Merle Bolton
Hungerford
William Mueceke
Warren Held
Burnell Held
Liberty Township
Billy Berger
Lawrence Mansfield
Leonard Brown
Merrill 4-H
Bill Zimmerman
Noble Zimmerman
Everett Thompson
Union Township
Wendell Rain
Both
Lee Bainbridge
Jerry Featherston
Wallace Pratt
Next Term Jurors Drawn For LeMars District Court
Grand and petit jurors for the February 7 term at LeMars were drawn by County officials led by Auditor Ludwig. Names include Frank Braun America and others from LeMars Plymouth Union Akron Hungerford and Portland areas. Judge R. G. Rodman of Cherokee will preside.
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R. G. Rodman
Cherokee
Ludwig
Remer
John
Frank Braun
America
M. A. Cass
Sr. LeMars
H. R. Frerichs
Preston
Herman W
Mars No 2 Petit jurors call for February 14
Mars No. 2 Johnson notes petit jurors cited for the second week of the term at 10 a m Monday February 14 Those drawn from the west part of the county include Akron Arthur Huebner Axel Johnson Marguerite Kennedy Emil A Koch W E Mellen Nellie Mc Graw Gerald F Smith Frank Trautt Reinhold Witt Portland John Buit man Elmer Morton Washington Mrs Herman Frerichs Preston Geo Gro nemeyer Harry Groepper Westfield Herb Miller Blanehie Jensen
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Mars
Frank Woll Johnson
Akron
Arthur Huebner
Axel Johnson
Marguerite Kennedy
Emil A. Koch
W. EF. Mellen
Nellie McGraw
Gerald F. Smith
Frank Trautt
Reinhold Witt
Portland
John Buitman
Elmer Morton
Washington
Herman Frerichs
Federal deficit estimates revised higher this year
The deficit for the first six months of the current fiscal year totaled more than six hundred million dollars, just under Roosevelt’s full year projection. The forecast for the year has been raised to a higher total, signaling a larger federal shortfall than previously estimated.
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Roosevelt
President signals higher relief amid recession pressures
The President’s annual message notes a 250 million dollar and rising unemployment toll will likely swell relief costs. He warns a balanced budget for the 1938-39 fiscal year is unlikely as observers expect continued liberal spending and insufficient tax revenue to cover the gap.
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