Landon Plan Promises Tariff Based Farm Payments
The proposal would pay farmers a tariff equivalent to 26.1 percent of sale value via adjustment certificates funded from tariff receipts or the general treasury. Iowa hog producers would average about 52.78 million dollars annually in tariff equivalent payments under domestic use, aiding income and production.
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Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
General Fund
United States Treasury
Roosevelt
Landon
Iowa
Leslie M. Carl
Des Moines
Carl
Roosevelt Urges U.S. to Think Nationally in Address
President Roosevelt calls for prepayment of soldiers' bonuses and restoration of AAA taxes voided by the Supreme Court. His remarks, drawn from Rollins College education experiments, urge flexible methods while preserving core ideals in education and policy.
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Supreme Court
Rollins College
Hamilton Holt
Compromise to Keep CCC Camps Open
Washington plan would fund nearly 6 to 7 million dollars from the works progress fund to keep all CCC camps open for the next fiscal year. The move aims to end controversy over plans to abandon more than 500 camps nationwide.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fiscal plan adds 71 million for CCC upkeep next year
The outline boosts the next fiscal year's CCC budget by 71 million dollars alongside the existing 246 million dollar estimate for CCC expenses, indicating a larger maintenance obligation beyond the regular appropriation.
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CCC
Coggon Man Struck by Train Dies of Skull Fracture
Walter S. Reed, 75, a retired brickmason of Coggon, was fatally injured when struck by an Illinois Central freight train about 1:30 p.m. Monday while crossing tracks near his home. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. Reed, hard of hearing, may have failed to hear the oncoming train. A Manchester section crew shouted but could not avert the accident. He was taken home with plans to move him to a Cedar Rapids hospital if possible.
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Coggon
Walter S. Reed
Illinois Central
Reed
Manchester
Cedar Rapids
Explosion damages Pierson home on Sunday
A blast in the Pierson residence caused shattered plaster and a ruined dining room ceiling. Mrs. Pierson and three children were in the kitchen moments before the explosion. The furnace and gas water heater are suspected as the cause. Loss near 3000 dollars. Firemen also checked two other small fires nearby.
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Mrs. Pierson
Simon
E. P. Kohout
Maurice Krinitznik
Eighteenth Avenue
H. L. Sorenson
Ellis Boulevard
Liberty Real Issue Today Knox Says at Philadelphia Luncheon
Col Frank Knox told the Republican Women’s Luncheon Club of Philadelphia that liberty and self government remain the real issue in the current election. He likened it to 1776 and Lincoln era themes, arguing against taxes and bureaucracy and urging focus on liberty.
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Philadelphia
INS
Col
Frank Knox
Republican Women’s
Chicago
Knox
Cedar Rapids’s Colonel Henderson a Life of Stage and Enterprise
Colonel Henderson died at Tama after a career blending Cedar Rapids social life and business leadership. He chaired the Farmers Insurance firm for 51 years, promoted parks and electric streetcars, and hosted stars from Jefferson to Modjeska at Greene’s Opera House. He led Cedar Rapids as mayor in the 1890s, owned Midway ranch in Nebraska, and left three children and four grandchildren.
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Joseph Jefferson
Otis Skinner
John Drew
Leslie Carter
Minnie Maddern Fiske
David Warfield
Greene’s
Colonel Henderson
Opera House
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Henderson
Greene
Opera
Patrick Campbell
Billie Burke
DeWolf Hopper
Mae Robson
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Richard Mansfield
James K
Merritt
Seventh Street
Farmers Insurance Company
Henderson
Cedar Rapids Boat Club
Mississippi
John Wimberly Henderson
Tennessee
Elizabeth Green Butler Henderson
Richmond
Rebecca Green Butler
New Haven
Conn
Samuel Green
Cambridge
Mass
Oliver
St. John
Bethsoe
Helen Virginia Emery
Oliver P. Emery
First Avenue
Midway Ranch
Cozad
Neb
Platte Valley
Tama
Nebraska
Midway Land and Cattle Company
Edward F. Henderson
Robert T. Smith
Herbert T. Cherry
Helen Virginia
Virginia Louise Smith
Edward C. Clark, Jr
Miami
Fla
Leonard Henderson Cherry
Geneva Neal Henderson
Louise Henderson Clark
Lop sided meteors wobble through the air like a shell
A vivid simile describes unsteady meteors streaking across the sky as if from a poorly rifled high explosive shell, conveying chaos and danger in dramatic terms.
Cuticura Relieves Severe Rash Says Mrs Grace Bailey
A Bronx New York woman reports itching and blistering skin on face and arms, spreading to a rash that caused intense itching. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with quick relief and notes she used one cake and half tin before the rash disappeared. Samples are offered free and prices listed.
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Grace Bailey
East 201St St
Bronx
New York City
Malden
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Craemer’s
Virginia Beach
A. B. C. Batistes
Olympia
Ripple Tuck
Pandora
Sheer
Mrs. Bailey
Cuticura
Angel Food
New Second Street
Third Avenue
Higley Building
McCall
Coats
Kan-Slip Lingerie
Wright
Crowley
Pkys
Buckles
New McCall
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