Fragmented Text Screams of a Paper's Democratic Duty
The fragment discusses press identity and public trust in journalism, noting readers’ reliance on newspapers to reflect civic participation and government accountability. It references federal funds, responsibility of citizens, and calls for fair reporting amid unclear origins and garbled names.
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Iowa
Cour
Sams
Aimos
Severa
Labitusky
Sour
Esimay Sea
Focty- Severn
Parmenis
Thas
Getivics
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POLIMICS AND DEBT IN CONGRESS DISCUSSION
Congress debates debt and taxation amid a tightening budget. The nation faces a forecast heavy deficit as the debt climbs toward 45 billion dollars with projections of 325 million more over ten years. Critics warn of political danger and a culture of dependency eroding American independence.
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Ooomse
Exon
Tcams
Individues
Treasury
The Not So Harmless Match and Free Speech Debate
Fragmented essay warns about fire hazards from matches and the dangers of misused fire control knowledge. It argues for fire prevention, personal responsibility, and civic duty, noting that careless handling causes vast losses while careful handling saves lives and property. It critiques free speech debates affecting science and education.
Tobacco profits fuel Uncle Sam’s finances say officials
A Bureau of Internal Revenue report shows tobacco taxes last year generated over 50 million dollars in sales. Tobacco companies and their executives received substantial sums while farmers earned far less. the total income from tobacco growers, taxes included, formed a large share of agricultural revenue, highlighting disputes about tax distribution and agricultural policy.
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Uncle Sam
Bureau of
TraGss
Tobecca Command
Ad- Gideon
George W. S
Lincell & Meer
Io Companies
Sali Amis Deres
Srcoréine
Henry A. Wallase
Allies Buying Board Shapes War Time Purchases
The Anglo-French Purchasing Board coordinates prewar and wartime buying by governments and manufacturers. Allies seek to curb price competition while ensuring U S collaboration. Major demand remains aircraft with Britain placing large orders and overall Allied purchases potentially reaching vast sums.
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Allie
Sisterisis
France
Britain
Britam
Wall Street Journal
Allied
Eaply
Morgenthau
Treasury, War and Navy Departments
Europe
Candidate for Public Office Cited with Odd Claim
A reader note quotes a candidate who allegedly bows to friends and supporters and becomes a candidate for public office. The fragment references a self-expressed mindset and a not fully clear sequence of events within a local political context.
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Roosevelt
Question Box on Depletion Types for Crops in 1930 Program
Farmers ask how crops are classified for depletion under the 1930 program. Answers cover soybeans used as hay or green manure as non-depleting, but grain or seed harvests as depleting. flax non-depleting when sown with alfalfa. Hubam clover and flax combinations as depleting. oats pastured or green manured as non-depleting. oats cut green for hay as non-depleting when used as a nurse crop with legumes or perennial grasses sown properly.
Community events and church notices in Cylinder February 13 1940
St John s Lutheran Church announces worship services Sunday school and Lenten services led by Rev A K Gaard with a council meeting and choir rehearsal. Amateur Hour at Cylinder school auditorium features two dozen acts with prizes and praise for performers including Herman Hanson Bonita Gard Harley Rooker Cleo Howard John Goeders and Marie Salven. Cylinder high school basketball teams win and Ayrshire teams visit Cylinder gym in a Friday triple header with girls 40 28 and boys 20 26 final scores.
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Cynder
ST. John's Lutheran Church
A. EK. Gaard
Lutheran Welfare Society
Armstrong
Cylinder
Community Club
Cylinder School
Junior Farm Bureau
Herman Hanson
Major Bowes
Harley Rooker
Bonita Gard
Cleo Howard
John Goeders
Mosely
John
Hansen
Marie Salven
Miss Kramer
Helen Graff
Ayrshire
Cylinder team edges Ayrshire 19 to 14 in clash
The Cylinder squad won a 19 to 14 game as the Ayrshire high school band accompanied the teams to the venue and performed between rests to loud acclaim. The report also notes local social updates including Navy enlistment for Allen Nelson and multiple family visits and hospital news from Algona and nearby towns.
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Ayrshire High School
Weene
Birthday tribute and social gatherings span local area
Mrs B M Gild Seths birthday observed with a social evening and luncheon hosted. Mr and Mrs Truman Thompson were dinner guests at Berkland home near Ringsted. Miss Helena Gaard of Bricelyn arrived for an indefinite visit with Rev A K Gaard family. Mrs Norman Thompson attended a quilting bee at Si lity’s home in Emmetsburg. Mrs Harlan Gaard of Fenton called in Cylinder. Mrs John Brakke left for Fort Dodge to assist ill mother Julia Brakke. Roy Lee and children of Algona dined with Norris Wright family. Mrs Norris Wright attended a Gaard meeting at Rev A Gaard’s home.
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Marvin Jacobson
L. E. Stevens
Algona
Jacobson
Virgil Nelson
Ft. Dodge
Walter Barnes
Will Hansen
Havelock
Odne Siokka
Mrs. Truman Thompson
Ms. and
Mrs. of
Berkland
Ringsted
Helena Gaard
Bricelyn
Minn
A. K. Gaard
Norman Thompson
Our Lady
Emmetsburg
Harlan Gaard
Fenton
John Brakke
Fort Dodge
Brakke
Julia Brakke
Roy Lee
Norris Wright
A &. Gaard
Shirley Resh Dies Near Graettinger at 13
Shirley Resh age 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Resh northeast of Graettinger died this morning after a ten day illness affecting the heart She was an eighth grade pupil at the country school near her home Funeral services will be held Saturday at Wallingford Lutheran Church with Rev Peder Nordsleiten officiating She is mourned by her parents three brothers Hal Emmett Harold Jr and sister Ramona and many friends.
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Shirley Resh
Harry Resh
Graettinger
Wallingford Lutheran Church
Peder Nordsleiten
Shirley
President ed leader names and church notices
Fragmentary OCR lists officials and clergy across multiple churches and orders. Mentions include Newell Dean of College, Mary’s Sister, Arthur Schut Bethany South, Rev M C Thompson St Pauls Evangelical South, W E Wagner St Thomas Catholic, KL McNerney, and Schrock in Waco. Supplies unclear.
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T. Sionodist
Arthur F. Schut
Bethany South
M. C.thompson
St Paul's Evangelical Sonth
W. E. Wagner
St Thomas Catholic
KL McNerney
Catholic
Schrock Waco Ee
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Emmetsburg Democrat
W. T. Branagan
Palg Alto Coenteys Leadeng Newspaper
Pris
Sea Fear Gu Pals Ano
Smet Eseuth
Clatsx
Pocahantis Geunties
Carrie
Rumania
Germany
Secea
England
Biter
AAA
Democrat
Iowa Siste Aaa Committee
Palo Alto County
Allen Nelson
Navy
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Chicago
Eila Pugsley
Rochester
George Klieg
John Klieg
Greettinger
Joseph
St. Mary's Hospital
George Freeman
Tag Hampton
Hampton
Robert Stonebreaker
Stonebreaker
Donald
Carroll Knapp
Jerry
Little Cedar
Spring Valley
Jos. Kliegi
George Slaggle
Charles Nelson
Frank Wright
Carpenter
Edw. Cody
Bert Salden
Harold Rooker
Hazel
Emery
John Carbon
Lost Island
Ruthven
Woman's Club
Halyer Larson
Lewis Allen
Currie, Minn
John Esser
Glenn Henrich
Skt
B. M. Gildseth
Chiropractors
A. J. Laurenthal
Crowe Bldg
T. F. Rutledge General Insurance Office
Central Savings Bank Bldg
Barney Boysen
NEW York Life Ins. Co
Theatre Bldg
Edward McMahon
Obrien Bldg
Emimeteburg Insurance and Loans
H. M. Helgeneal Estate and Insurance OF
Justice of the Peace
Lewis Stuehmer
Julius A. Skow
H. E. McCutchan
B. E. Brereton
Sess
Martin Thompson
M. Thompsson
Montgomery
Ellen Brereton
T. R
Martin
Casper Nelson
Llorence Wella
Brink
E. EL Ware Oraiglet
T. C. Traog
Lou Phillips
E. A. Huskamp
J. M. Robinson
Omra Cottington
Cresesesse Mire
AL HL
Piper Business Women's Clus
Margaret Dunkelberg
Cosceds
We Beith
Physicians & Surg
J. W. Woodbridge
H. R. Powers
Tobin
H. L. Brereton
North of Sons Trust and Savings Bank
A. W. McGuire
Winders-Kerwick
Broadway
T. W. Parish
Central Savings Bank
Morticians
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