Atlantic News-Telegraph editorial excerpt from Atlantic Iowa
A scanned editorial paragraph criticizes voters who shifted away from Republicans, attributing the shift to fears about administration policy and the wet and dry issues. It mentions the La Follette machine in Wisconsin and questions the value of progressive branding, suggesting opportunistic politics.
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Brookhart Bolts and Splits Shape Senate Realignment
The piece argues Senator Brookhart will bolt his party to support Democrats in the senate organization following a Democratic landslide. It claims his motive is to undermine Mellon’s treasury leadership and influence party dynamics, urging Iowa Republicans to nominate a stronger anti Brookhart candidate in 1932. The author views Brookhart as a disruptive, isolated figure harming Republican strength and calls for his defeat or exclusion from the party.
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La Follette Brothers See Progressive Shift After Balloting
Wisconsin figures Senator Robert M La Follette and Governor-elect Phil La Follette visited Chicago and told reporters Tuesday’s votes show the public prefers Progressives over the current Republican leadership. They said the result indicates opposition to the party’s present direction.
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Russia under soviet rule arouses strong dismay at home
The Chicago Tribune dispatch paints a harsh portrait of Soviet governance in Russia. It condemns grain confiscation and peasant oppression under communism, contrasting it with czarist tyranny. The piece warns against recognizing or aligning with Russia, calling the nation a dangerous ally.
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Editorial Briefs Reflecting on Election Fallout and Tariff Themes
The piece muses on election results and political shifts with references to Dickinson and Brookhart, warns against heated partisanship, and argues the tariff system under Smoot Hawley supports living standards. It notes Republican control looming in the House and mixed Senate dynamics, urging calm and caution in political discourse.
Iowa Nebraska roads map show Iowa paving pace
The Iowa Press notes that by late August Iowa had completed 846 miles of contracted road paving this season, leaving 159 miles for two months. It contrasts with Nebraska road programs, citing Iowa's 800,000 motor vehicles and Nebraska's lower vehicle registration as factors influencing investment.
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Nebraska roads plan attracts attention and cost estimates
The piece debates road funding in Nebraska versus Iowa, outlining motor vehicle taxes, gas taxes, and the potential 100 million dollar paying program to pave 4000 miles over twenty years. It argues for abolishing car property tax, raising licenses and gas tax, leveraging federal aid, and doubling state road income to match Iowa. It contrasts England and Germany taxes on vehicles and notes current Nebraska vehicle investments and maintenance needs.
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Monkey as a useful pet on estates in Straits Settlements
The editor of the Pinang Gazette cites a monkey's versatility as an amusing pet and tool for coconut estates. He notes tappers and estates facing new rules forcing workers to broaden tasks, suggesting the monkey may prove valuable in climbing trees to harvest coconuts and other duties.
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Monkey to verse UK kitchen tips and public notice
An excerpt shows Nellie Maxwell praising simple foods with vitamin rich vegetables like red cabbage and apples and giving several recipes including stuffed eggplant. The piece shifts to a discussion on monkeys as potential tapping agents and imagined economic use, concluding with a stray news note about the News Telegraph.
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Neighbors and the Law in Mason Verse
Walt Mason lampoons social scrutiny by neighbors in Rippling Rhymes as he muses on proper conduct, lawn care, and aging attire. The poem ridicules fear of public judgment, noting how standards govern everyday choices and keep morals from slipping. Copyright 1930 by the George Matthew Adams Service.
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Daily Knowledge Test Prompts and Disjointed OCR Fragment
A scrambled OCR passage presents a knowledge test with questions on the Kohinoor crown, Australian capital, Savoy monarch, Franciscans, Chiang Kai-Shek, migratory birds, Oregon capital, American Federation of Labor president, Captain Cook’s discovery, and Mormon church membership. It includes garbled, mis-spaced phrases and a stray line about intercepting a thief near George Colina’s farm.
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