Iowa Economists See Farm Family Gains in 1935
Economists warn that Iowa farms and towns may report higher incomes in 1935 but few gains will cover higher living costs. Water systems, painting, machinery, and autos are listed as key purchases. drought effects linger in 1934 areas. The piece notes political tension over New Deal benefits and possible swing back to G O P policies.
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Iowa
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Ecisliy
Industry booms while farmers complain in Iowa column
The Decorah Journal argues industry profits soar while farmers see little benefit from the New Deal. It cites United States Steel with 1230 billion in stock, Sears Roebuck gains, and General Motors jumping about 33 a share from lows this year, highlighting a perceived imbalance in national policy.
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Decorah Journal
Iowa
United States Steel
Sears-Roebuck
General Motors
Emmetsburg Firefighters Shown Faculty and Valor
An Iowa theatre blaze tested the Emmetsburg Fire Department volunteers who worked tirelessly to protect property and lives. The piece lauds their intelligent cautious action and calls for prompt annual apportionments to sustain the critical fire force.
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Emmetsburg
Iowa
The Loss of Emmetsburg Theatre and Community Ties
The fire that destroyed Emmetsburg's only motion picture theatre harms owner Mr Swanson and nearly every local business. Merchants warn rebuilding is urgent as residents lose a key relaxation venue. The city also notes brisk pre Christmas trade and a growing lottery draw effort.
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Swanson
Emmersburg
Emmetsburg
Ennyeas
Emmetsburg Papers Rally To Aid Reporter After Disaster
After a misfortune strikes the Emmetsburg Thursday Reporter the Palo Alto Tribune and Emmetsburg Democrat promptly offer assistance. The relief includes facilities and help to provide readers with the latest news, demonstrating a community effort to support the affected paper.
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Emmetsburg
Bill Pettit Receives Honors at Local School Event
The report notes Bill Pettit earning recognition in a school event, highlighting achievements and involvement with the team and faculty. Strong entities include Pettit, the school, and organizers, with emphasis on honors and community impact.
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Bill Pettit
Teaching Etiquette at College in Yowa’s Gate Dinners
Sheldon Sun reports Yowa’s college plans a freshmen etiquette course with co ed participation at Gate dinners. Students will learn table manners and proper conduct to foster culture, respect, and broadened social understanding as part of a college education.
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Sheldon Sun
Yowa
Uncertain Iowa political scene unsettles state offices
Iowa politicians remain divided as candidates for governor and other offices are debated. Analysts note Herring may secure the nomination but Des Moines figures doubt his electability amid ongoing administration troubles. A behind the scenes group may decide after two years when broad announcements occur.
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Oskainesa Tribune
Iowa
Herring
Des Moines
Hammill Seeks Senate Seat Amid Farm Backing
A muddled notice outlines Hammill, a farmer, pursuing a Senate bid with local Republican support. It mentions Senator Dickinson, industry issues, and farm interests shaping the race in a rural county.
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Williamsburg Journal-Tribune
Dickinson
Jefferson Werald’s Last Words Spark Statewide Debate
A fragmented reminiscence from Jefferson Werald circulates as newspapers critique a message he delivered before his death. The garbled transmission sparks ongoing discussion about journalistic responsibility and the public’s right to interpret distressing statements.
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Tracy
Jefferson
Quick Turnover Alleged in Drake Estate Swindle Trial
The Drake Estate case in Chicago features testimony from Prank Daum of Colorado about Charles B. Turner and an alleged quick turnover of investors funds. Witnesses claim Turner urged rapid money transfers as the estate swindle expanded across the region.
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Charles B. Turner
Speng
Daum
Colorado
Drake
Chicago
Associated Press Teusdar
Dreke
Mallard News Slam Featured In Evening Entertainment
Local note indicates Mallard News Slam set as centerpiece of tonight's program. The item mentions Mike Wagner being brought home from Fort Sunday eer bodical with unclear details.
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Mike Wagner
Fort Sunday
Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend in Laurens Area
Local residents hosted and visited across Laurens and nearby towns. Couples like Mr. and Mrs. Pred Ehler and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hersom joined friends in Algona and Estherville, while Roy Love of Minneapolis made a brief town call. The community clubs met with bridge and five hundred games, a wedding dance at Mallard hall drew guests, and the Rain or Shine club held an event with prizes awarded.
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Jalley
Joan Duis
Henry Hann
Spencer
Ray Carsmitchael
O. F. Cox
Defiance
Pred Ehler
Estherville
C. Brownlee
Alfred Hersom
Fred Yates
Algona
Roy Love
Minneapolis
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