Farm relief debate shifts as Brookhart attacks debenture plan
Senator Brookhart criticizes the farm relief debenture proposal while backing cooperative funding ideas. The House track favors the administration bill with broad support, and President Hoover’s stance remains firm against direct subsidies. Washington expects quick action to pass farm relief, warning against prolonged debate.
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Haugen
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Hoover
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House
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Washington
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Hegver
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Eny
Jas
Congress
Hoover on Law Enforcement and Prohibition in America
A New York Associated Press gathering urges editors to use press power to enforce laws. The piece argues Americans are a law abiding public but often ignore outdated blue laws and Prohibition while public opinion shapes enforcement. President Hoover’s call for the supremacy of law is linked to upholding the Eighteenth Amendment and national order.
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Associated Press
New York
Ameri
United States
Gainen
Alfeb Hery
Ameria
Soamit
Coast Guard
Department of Justice
America
Frissefton
Ross
Fragmentary note on Hoover challenge to citizens
A fragment discusses President Hoover issuing a distinct challenge to citizens and suggests a law may eventually be established as supreme, though the writer notes a long way to go and acknowledges possible failure or difficulty in enforcement.
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Hoover
Chile
Million Dollar Rains and Their Fog of Benefit
The article discusses the so called million dollar rains that soak fields yet hinder local business and transport. It notes that while such rains moisten soils and aid crops, they can stall commerce on muddy roads and slow highway travel, urging better roads to harness their value. It emphasizes the balance between crop moisture and economic disruption.
Editorial Notes on local politics and roads in Cass County
Staelor Brickhart and others comment on campaign activity and the need for permanent road improvements in Cass County. The piece references public figures, upcoming elections, highway concerns, and recent acquittals, with a tone critiquing incumbents and urging local action amid national political talk.
Hoover speech on laws and enforcement in the United States
The Chicago Tribune reports President Hoover’s address on laws and law enforcement as a core duty of his administration. The remarks emphasize the government’s responsibility to uphold order and secure compliance with legal norms.
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Chicago
Tribune
Hoover
The
United.States
American law enforcement and social order questioned
A lengthy reflection contrasts American public order with Europe, arguing Americans are not inherently lawless yet face flawed state and federal enforcement. It cites corruption, Prohibition era issues, latitude in prosecutors, and racial and immigrant tensions shaping crime rates, urging reform while noting constitutional protections.
Unclear scribbled notes on taxation and legislative plans
Fragmentary text discusses tax measures, political figures, and potential salary changes. Mentions Iowa, governor, and legislative actions with references to bills, opposition, and budget items. Content is garbled and hard to parse. preserves names and policy terms where legible.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Times
Poem reflects on urban growth and prosperity amid hardship. The speaker contrasts booming factories and new buildings with workers struggling to pay debts, noting bankers and insiders claim progress while many laborers face poverty and broken hearts. The piece ends with a reflection on hope and the nation’s boom.
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Gooil Times
Esry
Avery City
Matthew Adama
Did You Ever Stop To Think
Edson R. Waite of Shawnee Oklahoma comments on life insurance versus saving for protection. Winslow Russell of Plentis Mutual Life Insurance notes men spend ten dollars monthly to guard a car but neglect shielding themselves and family from rain and risk.
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Edson R. Waite
Shawnee
Okla
Winslow_Russell
Plentis-Mutual Life Tnsurance Company
Corrett English A Daily Quiz Explores Grammar Pitfalls
A scrambled OCR styled item tests grammar rules with sample sentences. It mentions terms like universal and poly, discusses adverb usage and two phrasing examples. The piece includes the line Copyright by Public Ledgar and references an anniversary question.
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Europe
Herve Fred
Public
Ledgar
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