Subscription Rates by Carrier and Mail in Cass Areas
Rates list for Atlantic and Cass regions shows monthly and multi month options. Prices include $4.00 for one year by carrier in Atlantic, $2.26 for three months, $1.25 for one month, $0.50 for mail in Cass and adjoining counties, and $8.00 for one year by mail in Iowa excluding Cass area. other figures include $2.75 and $1.50 for different periods.
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The Rise and Fall of Huey Long in Louisiana
The piece decries Huey Long and his machine in Louisiana, warning the nation of potential dictatorship if such demagogic leadership arose again. It condemns greed and graft, calls Long a crook, and urges citizens to remember the rape of Louisiana to recognize similar leaders.
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Louisiana
Huey Long
Arkansas
Long
Highways Death Toll in Iowa Calls for Individual Responsibility
The piece urges stronger emphasis on highway safety in Iowa. With 217 deaths this year and 35 more than last year to date, projections show about 75 additional deaths in 1989 unless drivers act carefully. It argues safety relies on each driver accepting personal responsibility to reduce the toll.
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Iowa
Explosion Looms in Tientsin Amid Far East Tensions
The piece warns that the Tientsin crisis in China could erupt into a major explosion. It argues British patience with Japanese aggression is exhausted and fears wider European consequences if not restrained.
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Tientsin
China
Far East
Hitler
Mussolini
Britain
The Hollyhock and Its Quiet Summer Beauty
A reflective piece praising hollyhocks for brightening alleys and drab towns with color. It notes the flower’s public indifference to fame, its yearly return, and the unglamorous honesty of seasonal blooms amid urban surroundings. It then touches on privacy in news photography, opposing intrusive images of private sorrow.
Pension Reform Urged to Liberate Idle Social Security Reserves
Washington column reports Marriner Eccles prodding FDR to accelerate pension payouts to boost consumer buying power. He argues the current reserve system deflates the economy and would help if pensions were paid now, challenging Morgenthau and Altmeyer on savings.
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Pearsea
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Arthur J. Altmeyer
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Senate Finance Committee
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on the cultured child
A humorous verse piece about a father recalls his efforts funding his son Clarence Claude's schooling and the changing language of the times. The son mocks old forms like I have went and I have saw, prompting parental caution and comic tension in a farm setting.
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Clarence Claude
Clarence
John
Today’s common error in quoting speech style
A note on avoiding the verb delivered when reporting speech and using concise phrasing. It suggests rephrasing to say a lecturer gave a lecture or similar action instead of a direct simple past verb.
Goats Building Italian Rural Cheese Traditions
Goats are widespread in Italian countryside farms and villages and feature as prized dairy sources for cheese. Their milk supports local dairy economies and shapes rural household practices across regions.
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Haly
Times Square reshaped by Broadway drift to Duffy Square
In a Manhattan stroll report the author notes Times Square is now Broadway from 42nd to 47th streets with Seventh Avenue renamed Broadway portions and Duffy Square at the north end. The Paramount and Hotel Astor addresses have shifted to Broadway and many Seventh Avenue theaters have moved or use Broadway addresses. Father Duffy’s statue anchors the rebranded square as a tribute to the World War I chaplain. A busy remainder bookstore in the Paramount building reflects a bustling, affordable corner with low margins and cross-traffic shoppers.
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Seventh Avenue
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47Th Street
46Th
Duffy Square
Paramount Building
Hotel Astor
Liberty
Francis P. Duffy
New York
4Th Street
Father Duffy
Paramount
Knowledge Test Qs Prompt Mid‑century civics and quiz items
A set of general knowledge questions covers Alaska purchase aliens in the navy the Dnieper river sea connection English Channel North Sea pronunciation mistrial conduit and Ossining’s former name. The item lists ten questions for a knowledge test.
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Alaska
U. S. Navy
Dnieper River
Sir Walter Scott
Belmont Park
N. Y
Justice Sutherland
U. S. Supreme Court
English Channel
North Sea
Ossining, N. Y
New Teacher Hired at Elliott Iowa
Elliott Iowa June 27 Miss Wanda Jones of Council Bluffs has been hired to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Miss Lovela West. She will teach English speech and dramatics. Mr and Mrs Lee Casey arrived from Maryville Missouri for a weekend visit with relatives and to conduct business in Audubon.
Delegates Registered For Iowa Presbyterian Synod Meet
More than 150 delegates gathered in Ames for the Iowa Synod of Presbyterian Churches annual meeting at the Collegiate Presbyterian church. Leading clergymen will hear lectures and reports from college presidents Dr. Harry M. Gage Dr. Donald L. Hibbard and Dr. Dale D. Welch during the event.
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Iowa
Synod of Presbyterian Churches
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Presbyterian College
Harry M. Gage
Coe
Donald L. Hibbard
Parsons
Dale D. Welch
Dubuque
Washington leaders seek break in TVA contract stalemate
House leaders study methods to resolve a deadlock with the senate over authorizing TVA to complete its 77,900 1000 purchase contract with Commonwealth and Southern for Tennessee Electric Power properties. Conferees refused to yield, causing efforts to blow up late yesterday per Senator Norris.
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Senate
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Norris
Nebraska
Mangesteen Delicious Fruit Identified in Malay Peninsula
The mangesteen is described as a delicious fruit native to the Malay peninsula with noted flavor qualities and regional origin.
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Malay Peninsula
Lookin Around Snippets and Local Notes from Denison Iowa
A collage of small items from Denison and nearby areas includes a hex of local curiosities: a albino field mouse on display at the Havens home after capture at Charles Laartz farm. a robin stealing a shoelace from Jack Stahly's cleaned ox ford. a church bulletin quip about whispering prayers. twin Butler siblings in Ponca near neighbors with one unrelated twin. a scenic Denison drive from 141 to Sioux City described as beautiful. views of Denison and Boyer River valley. a note that Nebraska patrols may fix flat tires. Joyce Lumber displays a model form by Dick Clark who farms on a small scale. WPA era childhood remark about the WPA boss. and a Denison post office official observed driving a truck on the wrong side of Chestnut Street.
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Joyce Lumber Company
Dick Clark
Locust Street
Chestnut Street
Jones Favorably Reported For Federal Loan Post
Washington. The senate banking and currency committee reported favorably to the senate the nomination of Jesse Jones, chairman of the RFC, to be administrator of the Federal Loan Administration created under President Roosevelt's government reorganization program.
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Jonae
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee Today
Senate
Jesse Jones
RFC
Federal Loan Administration
Roosevelt
Muskrats’ coated oil coats provide natural waterproofing
The long hairs on the outsides of a muskrat’s coat contain oils that make the fur water resistant. This natural waterproof garment could inspire manufacturers to imitate its properties.
Drake professors laugh at Centerville pastor over moonlight ball
Des Moines June 27. Drake university professors laugh at an open letter by Rev H B Trimble of Centerville accusing Drake of promoting Hollywood sirens with a moonlight movie ball at Drake stadium. The ball is rented stadium space, not organized by Drake.
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Drake Stadium
Drake University
H. B. Trimble
Centerville
Tucker
Hollywood
Drake
Trimble
Primble
Uncle Abba Piel Warning Sparks Loss Fear
The fragment hints at a warning from Uncle Abba about spending or betting with high risk, suggesting readers face loss if they proceed. Details are unclear due to stray text but imply a cautionary financial or moral admonition from a named figure.
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Clarence Claude
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