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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
1
The fragment discusses a Chicago case and a government agent who faced a fatal outcome. It questions who will be the next to sacrifice life in the name of justice, referencing Nelson and a dramatic shootout context.
In many churches members renew pledges to the Legion of Decency citing its clean up of moval congregations at masses. Finnegan urges vigilance to sustain momentum and notes Hollywood films during recent months show the Legion’s influence. The editorial also discusses election advertising practices and campaign debt, criticizing late payers who ignore audited statements as a financial “white elephant.”
Monday Fred P Hagemann of Waverly was appointed a member of the state highway commission of Town to succeed the late H A Maine of Waterino who recently died Mr Hagemann is a democrat and at one time was a candidate for Governor of Iowa The appointment was offered to E J Fueling but he declined The appointment is seen as well received by the people of the state The dispatches note Balkan tensions and debate over the League of Nations and European affairs.
A fragmented report notes Irish forces and factions debating a republic amid ongoing unrest. It mentions naval and factory activity, government actions, and economic strain affecting citizens as the movement gains attention.
Wallace's Farmer and other editors weigh monetary policy and the goal of a dollar whose purchasing power remains stable across generations. They argue for a shift away from fixed gold content toward sustained value in terms of commodities, noting past illusions of price levels and the need for policy that preserves buying power.
Des Moines reports indicate a Capitol Hill style inquiry into alleged political activity by state officials. The administration probes up to a dozen officials for interfering with state employee politics under a code section restricting official influence.
Irregular lines in a fragment describe locals in debt to a paper seller and a print shop over arrears. The brief hints at two financial stands in Aa and a request for the paper that prints Budoo, with unclear details.
Waverly Journal notes a focused push to reduce motor accidents and deaths on Iowa highways through stricter patrols. The effort highlights a local figure’s long running campaign for road safety and public respect for Iowans.
A Whittemore champion narrates a parable about a man with fur and a cold horse. He demands more heat from the furnace while limiting spending. The tale contrasts frugal merchants cutting ads to save money with harsh outcomes.
The obituary notes the death of Theo B. Duhn with service details and mentions dates and a local church or funeral home. It records family and community responses and contributions.
Jurors for the January term were named with Judge James Deland presiding in Storm Like court.
Emmetsburg announces the annual Robert Burns anniversary will be celebrated here in February. Jock McGukin the old time Bleach comedian and the Chute family are among the writers to be on the program. J. E. Winters and Ed Alm of Ellsworth Minnesota have bought the L Revisen meat market at this place.
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation announced a State Farm Bureau meeting to be held at the Shrine Temple in Des Moines January 16 to 18. A committee is organizing a program with national speakers to discuss the 19 a agricultural program. Contests start the opening day with male, women's, mixed quartet, and small orchestra events, plus a state chorus of several hundred voices. Special recognition will go to township bureaus and individuals for outstanding membership work and leadership achievements.
Disjointed notes show local shop activity with John Rutledge at Hub Clothing and Josh Drummy clerking at a new racket store. Mentions Bertier Ih purchasing Easton Drug Store and Des Moines trips by Even Kirby. Two people, Lewis Sandvik and Christenson, were killed in a wagon accident near Wh of Geo. B. Me Ai, with several names lingering in the wreckage.
Forty Years Ago column notes the fire company meeting to arrange for the annual ball. Maggie Duffy Anna Fitzgerald and Katie McNulty left for Dubuque to study for the sisterhood. Whittemore and Kim Green are mentioned along with other local items.
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