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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1926
Page
1
A letter argues most bank failures and real estate declines are not bankers fault. It cites widespread distress over the past years, noting honest management and prudent loans amid a market hit by agricultural slump, bad debts, and broad economic strain. It urges fairness to those suffering losses and cautions against harsh blame.
A fragmented historical text argues for a bank guarantee law to strengthen public confidence and financial stability. It contends a small tax on deposits could fund guarantees, reducing risk and benefiting welfare, while noting possible protections for depositors and banks.
A voice condemns deceptive propaganda that misled voters in our town. It warns that weakening confidence in financial institutions harms the community and urges support for local banks and prudent taxes to secure future stability and safety.
County residents urged to set aside grievances and focus on future needs. Despite fear and losses, farmers hold plentiful crops and livestock, with cash flow expected as prices improve. Community efforts, unity, and endurance are praised for securing waivers and sustaining progress. Let us be up and doing.
Rep Dickinson warned that failure to enact farm relief could alter the nation’s political balance. He criticized the National Industrial Conference Board and the U S Chamber of Commerce for creating an agriculture fact binding body and urged that lawmakers hear direct testimony. He argued farmers hold political power and may act if policies discriminate economically. He urged committees to hear agricultural facts directly.
Relatives and friends gathered at Mrs John Hilbert’s home in Fairfield township to husk about fifty acres of corn. A large group of men and women contributed, bringing baskets and helping prepare dinner. Mrs Peter Besch and Mrs Wm Fandel sent baskets. Mrs Hilbert expresses deep gratitude to all helpers.
Captain Monk Jenstoid of the Emmetsburg football squad has played superbly despite a handicap. He has been crucial in Emmetsburg’s offense and defense, guiding touchdowns and accurate forward passing. Critics agree his leadership and on-field exploits set him apart among Emmetsburg stars this season.
Army and Navy battled to a 31 to 21 tie at Soldiers Field Chicago before 110000, the largest crowd ever, with Notre Dame upset by Carnegie Tech 19 to 0. Local notes praise sportsmanship, praise Jimmie Duhigg, Wild Bill Hughes, and St Marys Academy line, and report Ames victory over Southern Branch UC 20 to 0 amid harsh weather.
The text notes St Marys Academy will feature an undefeated eleven in 1927 and aims to arrange a strong schedule. The team suffers about ten losses by graduation and hopes to rebuild with a powerful backfield and improved offense for the next season.
The case against Ken Salinger Jr of Sioux City over the Mexal disposal of stock in Midland Packing Co. remains in court and will be tried again within months. The Salingers are well versed in legal technique and are using every advantage. The suit could extend as long as the renowned Jones County calf case.
Rev. L. J. Savage of Ona wa attended the Assumption church bazaar with Emmetshirg friends and reported a very successful bazaar with receipts gratifying. He also learned of his hometown bank failure while visiting. Our county lists 221 miles of paved and graveled roads, 50 miles of primary highways, 171 of secondary, and 60,000 feet of snow fencing.
Governor Hamm imposed a suspended sentence in the Verne Schoedeman murder case in Sheldon where Verne Schoedeman pled guilty to killing Chas. Van Metertian, his hired man. The tragedy happened about two years ago drawing wide interest. Meantime McDonald, employed by Moores & Fridge gravel company, broke his arm and may face recovery delays amid financial strain.
A mail aviator completed the Chicago to Omaha tele tram run in two hours and thirty nine minutes, covering about forty four miles and breaking the record for the distance.
The Atpumption church dinner and benevolence web drew a large attendance. A spread of quality victuals was prepared for all guests. Receipts appeared satisfactory but the town’s economic caution reduced spending. Net totals not yet released. Father Murags praised generous patronage amid financial stringency.
Keira, son of ser, and Mrs. C. W. Meyers report a serious injury from a Thanksgiving morning football game with several small boys. The ligaments of his right arm were torn and he has worn a sling since.
Rev and Mrs Harvey Dewey and daughter leave Thursday for missionary work in India. They expect to land in Bombay by January 1 and will base at Adenol, a mining district city of 35,000. The couple, who arrived here last March, have labored six years in India and spent the summer with the Deweys’ relatives. T. W. Miles of Fort Dodge visited Emmetsburg on Tuesday. In cattle news, Sophie's Tormentor, a Jersey bull from Sherman’s Nursery of Charles City, earned a Gold Medal from the American Jersey Cattle Club for outstanding production. One daughter, Biedlegers Bess HM, holds two world records. three daughters have gold medals and others silver for high production.
Sunday morning at eight the class from Astum ton Church made their first holy communion in the Assumption church. Eight boys and three girls participated in the ceremony marking a significant moment in their lives.
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