10 Feb 1939
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1939
Page
1
A fragmented passage discusses freedom of the press and freedom of expression. It notes the right to express opinions, the role of media, and the duty not to violate others while exercising these freedoms. The text reflects concerns about how these rights are exercised in society and governance.
Amid rising costs and political pressure, officials debate prioritizing core public services. The argument favors trimming nonessential programs and freezing salaries to curb deficits. Local leaders warn against deep cuts to essential services, urging targeted efficiency.
A garbled editorial voice condemns state spending and calls for Iowa to seize opportunities, arguing for bold investment and policy reform. It references New York, public works, and figures like Spence, urging action to prevent decline and boost economic growth across counties.
The speaker proclaims major Asset Administration reforms nearly complete and denounces opposition attacks. He argues Democrats deserve credit for early social measures, homeland security, and protections for the aged and disabled, asserting steady support for Jeffersonian ideals and national unity.
Society evening open with singing. Dr A J Levbenti of Hobbiex and Rev Eugene Kerzne spoke. Mrs Ovaries Spies and Mrs A J Labentha were in charge. Invitations issued for local women to attend a bridge luncheon at the Vermore hotel on Tuesday February 42.
Weekly update by G. B. Keeney outlines House activity in the 48th General Assembly. Bills discussed include a consolidation of the state library system, vehicle license spending, delinquent property tax payments, mandated annual printing of state employee salaries, and a farm tenancy bill. Controversies center on four proposals, with strong opposition from northern legislators and debates over funding roads and welfare boards. Local option bills and engineering college diversification are also pending, with Wednesday to Friday sessions expected to bring extensive discussion.
Ruthven and nearby families report Sunday dinners and guest visits. Brennan and Mrs Maclarte joined Mr and Mrs W H Brown for meals, Amelia Maiden teaches in Emmetsburg, Leo Thoreson and Bobby Hagedon ill with measles, trips to Hot Springs and National Park noted, and several families host friends and relatives across town with caregiving and travel updates.
News reaches that T. Debolt aged local resident from Lake Township died after a stroke. He had long been known in Readeean area and his passing comes as reports circulate about his condition. Charles and Elmer Ruehle plan to visit Jefferson Wednesday. John Ruehle, injured by a fall from a pole during electrical work last Monday, remains in Jefferson hospital with a vertebral fracture. brothers Clarence and Waller and his mother stay by him.
Treasurer Casper Nelson and Superintendent Florence Wells are listed among county officials. Coroner Dr A J Brink, Sum, and Co Home officials E E Ware complete the roster of named county figures in this section.
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