10 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
1
A garbled text suggests a political appeal citing the Democrat NRA and public cooperation. It mentions recovery, advertisers, Roosevelt and pastors while urging business and community action, though many phrases are unclear.
Fragmentary notes describe a controversial display at a streetside venue with nude images. The piece mentions two women and a product line, signaling public reaction and scrutiny from local observers.
Fragmentary note describes treatment of items and thefts involving door handles and tires. Text suggests parcels locked inside and items taken, but details are unclear and names or places are not readable.
United States Senator Dickinson held a Des Moines political conference last Friday attended by Republicans and personal friends. Editor notes concern about his political future as rivals including former governor candidates loom. Reports suggest shifting alignments with progressives and potential dark horses influencing the upcoming contest.
Editors criticize federal loan programs arguing that despite strong farm assets and improvements, government support is limited. They cite an example where an outstanding farm seeks $35 per acre but receives only up to $43 per acre, questioning the logic of government involvement in loans. The piece asks for loan terms that provide real relief.
Two armed men woke John Johnson, a Sac City horse trader, at three in the morning last Tuesday north of Dickens and forced him to surrender $27 in cash and a Winchester rifle. Police report details are scarce and no arrests are named.
The piece critiques Postmaster Farley claiming Democrats push own team for political spoils, accusing Roosevelt supporters of manipulation. It notes Democratic luck amid world mood, downplays administration control, mentions Brookhart and his relatives’s reliance on public funds.
Homer Pitcher of Spencer has accepted a teaching position at Peterson. He will head the seventh and eighth grades in the junior high department and serve as director of athletics.
Gen General Johnson tells the Grand Rapids Advertising Federation that the national recovery act requires business to work, trade, and advertise. He says aggressive sales and advertising will drive profits, while competition and quality products bolster the new order. President Roosevelt endorses the idea in a general message.
Editorial urging public cooperation with a new national economic and social policy. It proclaims government action to create jobs, aid farmers, and boost business, stressing patriotism and self interest to prevent hunger and hardship.
The Fairmont Canning Company’s sweet corn pack started operations Friday morning with the new shorter hours in place. Additional help will be needed to handle the increased workload.
A compilation of old adage style lines arguing that avoidance of advertising stems from tradition, cost, failure, ignorance, or skepticism about payoff, with satirical contrasts to everyday actions. The cranky tone mocks excuses for not marketing oneself or a business.
Storm Lake Register notes Iowa's sterilization law has never been applied in four years. The state eugenics board calls the statute a dead law that should be revived by renewed enforcement efforts.
In Towan this month a curve incident triggers a 105 dollar per curve charge. The report notes confusion over the event with speculation that Maw Re starts may be involved.
Fragmentary text mentions a man named Laurens Mas Ger and a slate job. It references a westward location and a shop in a module area with possible equipment or inventory described. The readable content is too garbled to extract a clear event or outcome.
A brief Algona incident reports a man relieved of $150 in a robbery. The unclear text notes a local investigation by police and no injuries, with the suspect not named in readable fragments.
A fragmentary local item references a nearby area named Graeilinger and mentions Beech Sea Wee MW Maer ery ad Ses and various garbled terms. No coherent events or identities are clearly readable for a solid summary.
Rolfe residents form a loose Promotion club after the last bank failure. The group issues script money to finance relief, help transients, run the moving picture house, and provide routine services. Each member serves as chairman once a year, sharing responsibility and profits. Admission to the movie is five cents.
Justice F P Faville travels Green Bay to define a boundary line between Michigan and Wisconsin amid fish poaching disputes. He has interviewed 43 witnesses on the 73 mile long bay, plans more testimony after returning to Lan sing August 29, and travels in a $35 000 yacht as he works as Master in Chancery for the U S Supreme Court.
The RNA Code limitations and regulations apply to all industries nationwide but do not affect city county and state employees because they are paid with tax money. Exceptions arise from their payroll funding.
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