05 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
1
The reciprocal trade agreement with Canada accelerates tariff cuts on machinery and livestock, boosts some imports, and lowers duties for dairy and lumber. Critics warn of timber industry losses while proponents cite lower consumer prices and wider markets for U.S. auto and machinery makers.
Governor Clyde L. Herring reportedly seeks the Democratic nomination for U S Senate with Lt Governor L. C. Elsberry considering a run for governor. Berting and Kraschel appear aligned. Charles G. Murtagh eyed as possible governor if Herring declines. Archaeologist James H. Breasted dies in Chicago after illness linked to Tutankhamen tomb epitaphs and others connected to the opening party have died.
Detroit priest Father Charles Coughlin, facing protests over his criticism of the New Deal, explained on his radio broadcast that while he dis agrees with some aspects, the New Deal remains infinitely better than Hoover and the GOP. He affirmed support for Roosevelt and warned that efforts to obstruct progress would not please the public.
J H Sheridan of Bancroft sends a strong note defending Charles Murtagh returning to Algona to head a bank. He argues Murtagh’s comptroller record makes him strong political candidate despite opposition. Sheridan urges supporters to cheer on Murtagh and the Democratic cause.
Report from Chicago notes amusing but troubling developments around the Drake Fire trial with alleged pep meetings used to swindle witnesses. The piece recalls Witt Rogers whose film In Old Kentucky drew a large local crowd, despite his death weeks earlier and the theatre remaining packed.
Editors note a newly announced Canadian treaty sparking Republican outcry over benefits to American manufacturers at farmers expense. Figures show reduced duties on lumber and farm commodities while corn and hog shipments to Canada drop in cost, signaling a shift to open markets and lower prices for farmers.
The piece argues that China’s government is ineffective and that Japan’s rising dominance reshapes Asia. It notes a broader colored-population surge and urges diplomacy over war, warning that White arrogance must yield to a changing world order without bloodshed.
The wedding took place at the Mathieson home near Carew with the single ming service. The bride wore royal blue silk, attended by Mise Mar guerite Norte and Barry Mathieson. Rev M Thompson officiated. Ruth and John Howard assisted. The couple will reside on a Curlew area farm after March 1 1936 and plan a Minnesota visit.
The Demcrat notes marriages, sports, and local events from November 17 1916 in Deer Lodge Montana Emmetsburg and Mallard. Mr Thomas F Shea former Emmetsburg mayor wed Miss Ella Cotter. Bill and Joe Kerwick starred for St Josephs in an 18 0 win over Highland Park Des Moines.
A 1910 Emmetsburg High School football squad team photo lists players and staff. The article notes tough schedules, two games with Ola Memorial University, wins and losses, and later success in 1911 with a North Town title. Several players pursued careers in medicine, law, or education, with some members later moving to California and Indiana.
Quarter master and officers listed for the meeting. Randall chosen delegate to department encampment. Saunders Thompson and Hang announce a large sale on Wednesday December 22. Catholic Order of Foresters reelects officers led by Chief Ranger Reihsen and Secretary Berger. Keith Gowans injures hand in shop class at the high school. William McCoy and Leona Kopriya visit Emmetsburg. District Clerk Thompson issues marriage license to L. W. Loving Estherville and Ora Vedder Lake Park.
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