13 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1934
Page
1
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An article from United States News cited by Enterprise Bastrop, La, notes 20 percent of income goes to taxes across federal, state, and local levels. It breaks down spending, showing taxes rival food and housing costs, with a nine billion dollar yearly national tax bill and rising government debt.
The Sheridan Sun argues that the presidents radio statement Let us make this Gods country signals more work ahead. It contends opportunity is unequal and happiness should not hinge on wealth. It urges all citizens to unite and reclaim the nation through shared labor and effort.
A playful remark focuses on the skill of delivering a pleasing address quickly, noting that the one who can present it in about five minutes stands out. The line emphasizes concise speaking ability and effective communication under time pressure.
Thursday last saw the Elgin Roller Millepid turnover to Schori and Weibel after a collision during a load race. A school board special meeting announced September 19 as the opening day for all school age children. Local residents report visits, moves, and farewells, including weddings, teaching assignments, and job changes across Elgin and nearby towns.
A Fayette county 1859 tax receipt shows Henry Stewart taxed on a 40 acre farm valued at $210 with total tax $1.15. County collected 63 cents, state 21, and schools 21 cents. Mrs. Henry Shales is noted as holder on the record in the Gazette excerpt.
Agnes Samuelson states the lowest paid Iowa liquor commission worker earns as much as a rural teacher, per the Northwood Anchor. In a town name omitted by the writer, a public school janitor earns more monthly than any teacher. The piece urges James J. MeGuire to push finance reforms as a national statesman in the New York Herald Tribune.
A column from Union Princeton Minn urges reform of public relief programs. It argues relief has been abused, calls for self help through gardens and canning, and insists able individuals should work rather than rely on charity. It warns against improvidence and stresses pride in self support.
The district reports new students in multiple grades with names listed for first, second, fourth, sixth, seventh, ninth, eleventh, junior, and senior classes. Freshmen total twenty-two, with eleven joining from town and eleven from district. Football prospects cited. Waldron Cafe transfer noted.
Newell S. Rogers, former Hawkeye Beacon editor, will join the International News Bureau of Europe and be stationed in London starting September 1. Robert F. Rogers reports a Paris letter noting the appointment as a clear career advance with higher salary. Rogers wife and mother Maude likely stay in Paris a few weeks before joining in London. Hawkeye Beacon notes the quote on charity politics and remarks on Mars as an old condition.
A Pair of witty exchanges highlight thrift and tax blame in small town chatter. The Great Bend Tribune notes a boastful woman and daughter about consumption, while the Tripoli Leader argues voters should favor honest, thrifty officials to lower taxes.
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