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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
3
The piece reflects on decades of newspaper service, praising the Democrat’s role in upbuilding Blumersburg and Palo Alto County. It defends fairness in opinion, loyalty of readers, and commitment to progress, urging continued improvement, integrity, and community betterment despite past differences.
Readers are invited to submit criticism on the steeplechase tale and related entries. The notice outlines engagement by the publication and calls for thoughtful commentary from the public.
A reader letter argues that while bread fruit and milk are regulated, corn should be included. The piece critiques monopolies in bread and milk markets, cites bank financing by federal reserves, and claims farm prices are kept low by discriminatory loan rates, urging broader price controls.
A fragmentary discussion argues that parental guidance and moral training for sons matter more than wealth. It urges careful preparation, character, practical training, and devotion to duty, stressing respect for authority as enduring benefits beyond money or property.
The speaker of the house Nick Longworth is viewed as a potential Republican nominee. His wife, Mrs. Longworth, is a daughter of the late President Roosevelt, tying him to a prominent political lineage. Critics note his skill as a wire puller and fear he would defend special interests over reform if elected.
The piece notes that nearly all major universities and football teams defied critics by failing to maintain supremacy. It highlights the capricious nature of success, citing Roger Peckinpaugh as a standout MVP yet acknowledges costly errors in the World Series, underscoring that the unexpected can occur at any time.
Wayne B Wheeler criticizes nickname Cal for President Coolidge, saying it lacks dignity and respect for the U S leader. He notes Mrs John Man’s approval and argues Americans should address the president formally. The Shenandoah case and political commentary dominate sensational news coverage.
The Iowa legislature created a child welfare department under state control to supervise child placing agencies and homes. Two state institutions at Davenport and Toledo care for about 500 children yearly, with over 300 needing family homes. Major Edwin H. Sands oversees inquiries. Also noted are travels of W J McCarty and family and the birth of a son to former Emmetsburg residents Merrill Wardell and Ruth Olney Wardell in Seattle.
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