13 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
1
Washington report dated Alon Day says seven leading farm organizations resist the tariff bill. They fault sugar, molasses, fats and oils duties and lack of protections on hides and casein. They warn the measure harms agriculture and urge return to a balanced policy.
An English writer claims the Liberal Party sold peerages baronetcies and knighthoods for 7.27 million dollars, growing to 14.5 million with prudent investments. Sir Charles Mallet supports the figure as a wartime financial official notes Britain faced long term fiscal pressure and resorted to controversial funds.
The Manchester Guardian reports about 3 060 000 American workers are temporarily or permanently out of work. William Green of the American Federation of Labor calls the figure conservative and notes Britain faces similar unemployment in proportion to its population. The piece cites the Well Street crash as a cause and discusses the need for employment programs and industrial opportunity.
The article discusses Prohibition's shrinking influence over the past decade, noting supporters insist the 18th Amendment remain valid while opponents urge repeal or modification. It cites ongoing political rhetoric, including remarks attributed to President Hoover and congressional figures, and highlights public unease and the challenge of guiding legislation amid a divided populace.
A Northwest Bancorporation bulletin argues against a chain bank system, warning it could amplify bank failures and give control to a few wealthy individuals. It says past failures tied deposits to $1.5 billion, with 437 suspensions last year totaling $218.8 million.
U S representatives at London Bailey favor making submarines serviceable for guarding large Atlantic and Pacific cities. Submersible boats could be cheaper and more useful than mines, allowing maintenance without high expense. Critics warn against surrendering many advantages to aid Great Britain as its empire shrinks in the East.
Brother Bruce of the Rolfe Arrow argues for a higher income tax than ten mills. He notes the total levy at 183 mills and says a ten mill cut would be small. He contends wealthy nets should pay more and mortgages tilt taxation, urging broader reform across states.
Sioux City police and neighboring communities say most robberies in the area can be charged to hardened criminals who were paroled by the state board. They fault lenient officials and argue released inmates must prove by conduct they deserve humane treatment, warning communities may bear responsibility for continued crime.
Ed Smith of the Winterset Madisonian has broad newspaper support while Dan Turner is widely seen as the likely winner in the nenbernatorial campaign. Turner is described as progressive and outspoken on leading issues. Smith is the choice of special interests in town, who will push hard in the primaries.
In the Des Moines Daily Register summary of Associated Gas & Electric Co of New York City annual report readers see net proceeds about 83 million with operating costs around 44 million. The one year gain exceeds 40 million and critics question who bears these profits. The ad aims to stir stockbuyers while arguing that consumers fund vast profits, fueling opposition to municipal ownership of public utilities.
A. Makes Bells Holdings and A. Heken discuss interest in Haket Son mercantile firm at St Laurene. The Grm group has long been prosperous in the state. B.A plans to become a traveling salesman. Hull Creamery did 404205 business last year. Cooperation and wise conduct benefit Iowa communities.
C P Randa plans a large sale on February 20 and has leased the farm property with his son Kalmer. Mr and Mrs Randa will stay on the place a short time while they decide where to relocate. They are praised as deserving people.
A county wide soil improvement series drawn 42 percent adults and 57 agricultural students, led by Mr. Boatman of the Iowa Extension Service, showcased lime, crop rotation, and legume use to boost fertility. The talks covered alkali soils, peat soils, and fertilizer strategies while urging county agents to share further details. Fred Thacker returns from Los Angeles. sister Aliss Esther did not accompany him.
A compilation of town school laws totaling 800 pages will be distributed to county superintendents shortly. School boards are expected to receive copies soon to aid planning for the spring election.
A J Parker marks three decades as Humboldt city clerk and has likewise spent 30 years with the city fire department. He balances long service in public records with firefighting duties.
The North Central Iowa Teachers association will meet in Fort Dodge from March 20 to 22. Hampton chair A. BE Rankin heads the executive committee. A published program is forthcoming. Karl King Municipal band to perform as part of a large musical lineup and Fort Dodge plans to warmly host the visiting delegates.
Legal notice announces The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States as plaintiff in the March Term 1930 district court of Palo Alto County versus Nellie Joynt Joseph F Joynt Charles A Joynt Agnes Heisler D Raymond Joynt David Joynt Lottie Heisler and others. The action names multiple Joynt family defendants and seeks court relief.
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