Dickinson Criticizes Recovery Act Role in Iowa Politics
A fragmented record cites Senator GL J Dickinson outlining steps for repeal of the Recovery Act and restoration of business. The piece accuses opponents of political charges and questions his competence, urging voters in Algona and Iowa to judge his Washington service and recent remarks.
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Gona Upper Denater
GL. J. Dickinson
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Farm National Republican Co
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Iowa
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Senate
Dickinson
St. Senate
Washington
It Would Be Outrageous fot those who are respon corn loan plan
The fragmentary text appears from a historical newspaper page with garbled OCR. It references a corn loan plan and individuals named Dartene and Ioan, but most details are unreadable. The intended report and names lack enough coherence to form a solid headline and summary.
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Darteney
Ioan
Mark Sullivan Argues Against Inflation and Its Critics
A fragmentary critique of Mark Sullivan arguing for inflation as a policy to revive industry and agriculture, contrasting with fears about the president's monetary policy. The text touches on inflation psychology, hoarding, and the public’s willingness to spend, with tangential references to wartime rationing, naval matters, and advertising.
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Mark Sullivan
Exes
Mark
Sullivan
Take the Profit Out of the Business
A fragment discusses removing profit incentives from business practices. argues for reforms to curb exploitation and encourage sustainable, fair operations. The text references calls for accountability, transparency, and stakeholder consideration in corporate work.
Navy Resists Drunken Sailors and Enemies of Law
A civil wail in the navy prohibits dis titled oplrits aboard ships and bans possession of alcohol on vessels. The measure passed in 2862 and Secretary Ewan non ruled against beer aboard ships during shore leaves. The editor recalls reactions praising California men who hanged two kidnapers and Governor Rolph for his harsh words.
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U.S. Navy
Orgre
Ewannon
California
Rolph
Fakes Verbal Shot At Fort Dodge In Editorial Snippet
A fragmented editorial collage critiques town habits such as littering by advertisers and car riders. It cites past local remarks from Auditor W. L. Fitkin, then comments on NRA policies, business conditions, and labor cooperation. It mentions lynching rhetoric, rural finance debates, radio trends, and a railroad fare experiment as broader social themes.
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Fort Dodge
Ward
W. L. Fitkin
Court Couse
Garner
Estherville
NRA
Middlewest
Rural school aid and tax bills spark Iowa debate
Donlon writes on rural school funding and House File 150 aimed at repealing state aid for standardized rural schools. Palo Alto and Lost Island townships report mixed status of standardization and aid. The piece notes support for keeping aid, outlines tax revision hearings, and comments on liquor law moves and elder pension policy prospects.
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Denwerat
Weed
Madison County
Palo Alto County
Lost Island Township
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Senate
Congress
Interior Committee
Farm Bureau
Cunningham
Wits Egret
Ruthven Eastern Star Elects New Officers at Meeting
The Ruthven Chapter of the Eastern Star held its annual meeting at the Masonic hall Friday evening. Miss Edna Oliver was named new worthy matron. Other officers elected include Art King as worthy patron, Mrs Elsie King as associate matron, R L Logan as associate patron, Mrs Dorothy Henderson as conductress, Mrs Florence Drennan as secretary, and Mrs Jos Ruthven as treasurer. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bragg, Mrs Gay Larson and Mrs Chas Wishman.
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Ruthven
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Edna Oliver
Art King
Elsie King
R. L. Logan
Dorothy Henderson
Florence Drennan
Jos. Ruthven
Bragg
Gay Larson
Chas. Wishman
Box Social at Curlew Nor. 20 With Home Talent Play
A box social two miles east of Curlew in Rush Lake township and school district No. 1 will be held Wednesday evening December 20. A home talent show The Black Minstrel will be presented. Mildred Luedke is the teacher. A local note mentions need for support and social care laws.
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Curlew
Rush Lake Township
Mildred Luedke
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