Local Editor Marjorie Scheel Joins Iowa Press Associations
Clermont Enterprise notes Marjorie Scheel Local Editor and member of both the Iowa Press Association and the National Editorial Association. The paper is printed at Clermont Fayette County Iowa and registered as second class mail matter.
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Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Clermont
Fayette County
Iowa
Irvin Linquist
McGregor
Eer
Militia Call Exposed by Lawyers Interpretation
The text describes a dispute where lawyers’ interpretation deemed the militia call exempt from the wages and hours act. The company planned to reopen, but 400 employees struck for higher wages and better hours. The lockout strike has persisted since legislative adjournment with no near resolution.
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Siver
Low bids fail to sell 1937 state Cadillac at auction
Eight bids totaling 1462.50 fell short of the 3 074.65 purchase price for the state owned 1937 Cadillac used by former Governor Krashel. The lowest bid 25 from Henry J. Evanoff was rejected as too low while other offers ranged up to 351. Experts valued the car around 435 yet the executive council kept the sale open amid political tensions.
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Krashel
Henry J. Evanoff
Cedar Rapids
Jones Used Car Co
Des Moines
Rumors and salaries flip in Iowa capitol notes
A 1931- era recap details Dan W. Turner’s gubernatorial resignations, Ray E. Johnson rumors of a return, and pay scales across 47 states with Iowa near the middle. It covers county state friction over law enforcement credit, tax and mortgage headlines, odd animal tales, and local curios from Des Moines to Iowa counties.
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Polk County
Overturff
Des Moines
South Dakota
New York
North Dakota
Connecticut
Iowa
Nebraska
Maryland
Towa
Tennessee
New Mexico
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Maine
Missouri
Michigan
Vermont
New Hampshire
Alabama
Arkansas
Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Arizona
Minnesota
Nevada
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Montana
Oregon
South Carolina
Indiana
Rhode Island
West Virginia
California
Massachusetts
Ohio
Virginia
North Carolina
Ilinois
Texas
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Northern Natural Gas Co
Harris Trust Co
Chicago
Value of Goodwill and its Invaluable Power
The piece extols goodwill as a priceless asset for individuals and enterprises. It likens good will to an orchid and a black diamond, emphasizing its fragility and value. It compares its impact to massive force and notes the rarity of sustaining universal approval.
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Boulder Dam
Meaning in Birds Songs As Rule Weather Sign
Birds sing to express emotion and signal weather. When birds fall silent, bad weather may follow due to atmospheric change. Birds respond to weather more than humans and mood shifts accompany forecasts.
Garner and Brumfield Take Fishing Trip Near Uvalde
A photo by R. G. Jordan shows Vice President Garner and his associate Ross E. Brumfield preparing to canoe on the Leona River near Uvalde Texas. The gathering depicts a casual outing as part of a local Echo feature.
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Uvalde
Texas
Echo
R. G. Jordan
Garner
Ross E. Brumfield
Leona River
Night driving limit and stopping distance question
A test of safe speed at night notes that headlights reveal 100 feet ahead. It argues you should not exceed 35 miles per hour to stop within that distance, while 40 mph would overdrive your lights by about 15 feet. Emphasizes careful driving.
World gold output climbs from 1020 to 1937
Global gold production rose from 97 million dollars in 1020 to 1.045 billion in 1937. South Africa led with 410.71 million, followed by the United States at 168.159 million.
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South Africa
United States
Dying Race Figures in Census for Australia and U S Gems
A census shows full blooded aborigines in Australia and Ula rising from 49,376 to 52,835 in 11 years while U S gem outputs shrink with imports at 44 million dollars in 1937 but gem stones valued at about 32 million dollars.
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Austra
Ula
U. S
United States
European Set Up At a Glance
A digest of turbulent Europe shows a looming crisis move that observers warn could spark war. The piece frames Hitler as the defining figure in power politics and signals an imminent showdown with potential mass slaughter ahead.
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Clermont Enterprise
Clermont, Iowa
Marjorie Scheel
Phil Clarkson
Board of State
Clarkson
DR. I. C. Jerdee
L. L. Carr
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Louis Schutte & Son
Clermont and
Postville
Clermont and Vicinity
J. F. Miller
J. A. Erickson
Dan W. Turner
Corning
Frank Boot
Mrs. Boot
Strawberry Point
Delmar Dabbit
Leon Morrison
Creston
Morrison
Omaha
Dows
Anna Squires
Clarinda
George Strong
Davenport
John Ivey
LeMars
Speros Athinasiou
Rock Falls
Athinasion
Mason City
Joe Crossett
Wellman
Calhoun County
Joe Havel
Mr. Havel
Arnold Larson
Harry Scroggins
Wayne County
Garner Ad Friend
By Geoff Hayes
3Sor Snoodle
St. Paul
Europe
Berlin
Doanz
Jaceni
Warsaw
Hal Supp Ao
G Roats
Bucharest
Tome
Duce
Hitler
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