06 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
1
Disjointed observations cover the Killing of NRA press opinions on crime and law, a Tama incident, kidnapper talk, and political worry. It also mentions Des Moines democrats, a Boston club statement, Sheldon newspapers, baseball, and a Drake University commencement address by former President Hoover.
The June issue of the Saturday Evening Post cites Starr Myers arguing that a worldwide low mood intensified in 1932 but recovery began globally by summer and fall 1933. It notes an American delay after the election, with a temporary U.S. banking panic four months later, and mentions President Roosevelt in relation to the recovery narrative.
The Gilmore City Enterprise has changed hands as WLOE relinquishes control to David A. The TEASE Team notes a Knoxville link with two powers. The Enterprise has altered ownership several times in recent years and Gilmore remains a growing town publication with local support.
A garbled column notes odd life spans by gender in a fictional era under Queen Elsbeth, suggests life expectancy of twenty years, and hints at future human longevity reaching unimaginable biblical ages. The fragment ends by urging readers to use a classified ad in the Emmetsburg Demo.
Editors frame the NRA as dying and criticise its broad reach while noting the Supreme Court decision as a major setback for Roosevelt. The Fenton Reporter sees the ruling as a boon for big business, enabling removal of NRA code restrictions and raising questions about economic recovery and compliance.
The Alamakee Journal outlines President Roosevelt's veto of the bonus, praising the document as courageous while noting the political cost. It cites Senate votes, House concerns, and fears of inflation from greenback-era policy, arguing for public protection of coinage and debt rights amid inflationary worries.
A fragmented clipping notes chaos around doughnuts and a vague “automatic war” phrase with unclear references. The text mentions a product pouch and odd terms like fairy coz seven and pro, leaving the core event unspecified. Named entities or concrete details are not clearly identifiable.
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary and their families will meet at Noid Park on Tuesday June 11 at 6 20 p m. Hosts and guests are asked to bring dishes and two covered dishes. Mr and Mrs Val Grewell and family visited the farmer's sister Bradley and others. John Rehm of Ayrshire was a business caller in town Tuesday. Fabian and Irene Carey of Des Moines visited the Carney family and other relatives. Mr and Mrs N A Brown and children of West Bend spent last Wednesday with Mrs Brown's parents, Mr and Mrs E I White.
The Iowa legislature approved a 1935 safety control law requiring all automobile drivers to obtain new licenses by July 5. Applications and 25 cent fees may be mailed to Des Moines motor vehicle offices before the deadline. Licenses valid two years, with exams for first reissue, and county examiners to administer tests. Sheriff John Hatters of Story County named chief of the state patrol.
An annual school officers meeting convened Saturday in Emmetsburg Court room. Deputy State Superintendent Fred Mahbannah led discussions on recent and upcoming school legislation with town boards and district superintendents. About forty rural board members attended the afternoon session, with all but three represented. The program featured lectures on the duties of a purchasing committee, a proposed minimum wage scale, and a teachers' bonus by regional speakers.
The Emmetsburg based Harmonia orchestra formed around 1903 and soon became a leading dance and concert group in the region. Renowned for fine performances, its musicians were often called to play at special events and gatherings for several years.
A telegram from Mallard carried news that J C Jones of Redwood California died recently. Deputy state superintendent Fred Meahannan and Carl T Mercer county school auditor praised local officers for their excellent work in school records and rural school legislation efforts.
Died Mrs Enger of Emmetsburg aged 85 born in Norway 1840. Local students marked Flag Day at Iowa Theatre with performances by many youths and several graduates announced from Emmetsburg High School and Ruthven St Mary Academy. March 39 vote in Congress cited. postmaster candidate Reisell recommended. Ruthven Ruthven public schools and St Mary’s Academy commencements and a piano recital noted. Local travels include residents moving to Chicago Long Beach and Saskatchewan and a church shift with Father Bigouette. Total bank figures listed with deposits and assets. community socials and sports events mentioned.
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