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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
1
A chaotic draft of statements and rumors surrounds Dickinson as Kansas City politics stir. Questions on party support and eligibility surface while Dillon Governor Gammili weighs upcoming Iowa moves and the state’s political realignments loom over the campaign.
The forty Texas delegates led by Governor Dan Moody head to Houston for the state convention to back a dry plank and support the Smith campaign. The convention refuses to instruct against Smith, pledging to back the nominee regardless of who is chosen, signaling a unified stance amid unusual guidance.
The Sioux City Journal warns the Republican Party must present a united, strong ticket to beat Al Smith in November. It argues Smith's popularity and anti prohibition appeal energize many Republicans, urging harmony to prevent his ascent to the White House.
Wisconsin Senator La Follette lauds his three year policy record and loyalty to his father’s reforms. He faces the coming renomination amid predictions and party friction while supporters claim Republicans in Wisconsin back the La Follette leadership and oppose backers of the Kansas City convention.
A continuation of the Federal Trade Commission hearing on utility companies in Washington was opened yesterday. The article notes broad publicity for the issue and reports that supporters argue residents should guide local affairs, while opponents insist communities should not be allowed to set prices. It mentions Emmetsburg facing a $545,000 mortgage tied to the Public Service Company and questions whether citizens will accept this burden.
A fragmented passage notes Republican publishers in federal jobs preparing to back the administration for upcoming campaigning. It suggests some distrust of Hoover amid a belief that the public will eventually warm to him, while acknowledging those lining up to serve their constituents.
Fragmentary report notes Japan holding in Manchuria amid ongoing friction with Chinese forces and other powers. It suggests Japanese position persists despite clashes and diplomatic pressure, with uncertainty over further moves and Russian involvement hinted.
The article notes Argentina pushing to the front in agricultural exports with a 34 percent rise amid a tilt toward growth. Business leaders and investors are aligning with the country, signaling strong domestic and international interest in its expanded trade position.
Weekend forecast shows cool, unsettled weather with frosty nights. Temperatures dipped Saturday and Sunday mornings, bringing light frost and cooler than normal conditions for the area.
Unable to extract coherent facts from the provided text. The readable fragments do not yield identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or events to summarize into a valid news item.
A fragmented note cites a cash system and a firehouse defense issue, mentioning wary precautions and a terse emphasis on securing funds and safety measures. Names and locations are unreadable in the fragment, limiting precise attribution. The text suggests concern over financial handling and emergency readiness.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a Masonic Grand Lodge, names such as Pfiffner and Joffy, and mentions Sioux and Milwaukee. Details are garbled, with no clear event, date, or outcome.
Julius Skow wins contract to extend M. L. Brown building occupied by Penney company. Project adds a 40 foot by 28 foot by 17 foot high expansion with basement, balcony, steel beam support, new furnace, rewiring, plumbing, shelving and fixtures. Penney will pay $6,000. ownership remains with Mr Brown.
Geo N Halvorsen of the area ten miles north of le Mars was killed in a car crash near Laverne Minnesota Sunday. He was with two other men when the vehicle went over. Depart Sheldon Couple to Canada. Mr and Mrs Harlan Wells of Sheldon face deportation for lacking immigration privileges. Wells lived in Canada years ago. Mrs Wells is Austrian. They have resided in Sheldon for a couple of years.
Fire damaged the Ford auto truck owned by Julius Skow, the only one of its kind in the county. Estimated loss nears $100 with original cost $727. Truck stood near Skow's home. youths observed in cab smoking, no electrical short trace. Skow had no insurance.
Independent candidates for Webster Calhoun district Senate are E B Cavanaugh and Dr Kime of Ft Dodge, defeated in primaries by C B And erson of Stratford. The three cornered race promises a lively contest and local political interest.
Jawa county officers plan the annual convention in Mason City on June 19 20 and 21 with expected strong Palo Alto representation and activities across the three days.
The paving project widened the road shoulders from the McCoy bridge to Emmetsburg. The completed work improves appearance and enhances safety with reduced edge deterioration and clearer travel space.
4 H club boys may attend a summer camp at the Methodist campground Lake Okoboji from July 1 to 4. County agents coordinate an extensive livestock and brain judging program with tours, plus weed study. Cost is under $3.50. parents invited to bring picnics on July 4 for sports and entertainment as the camp closes at 3 30 PM.
Rain was general across the state last Thursday with light showers in the northeast. Falls extended to Mitchell South Dakota and to Howard Madison Fairview and Sioux Falls. Crops benefited. C E Yeutter and B Yeutter noted for local roles with Alderman appointments in Spirit Lake.
The Chicago boomers plan to raise the city population to 3,250,000 in the coming year, aiming to include all sunmen. Painting Street Stalls for Cars completes work to aid auto parking on business streets.
The Graettinger community invites Breakenridge and Patterson forces to hold the recount of the senatorial election ballots in Graettinger Graettinger Times. The town promises central location hotel cafe facilities, a large hall, good roads and train service to accommodate crowds. The aim is to precede McTigue of Emmitsburg in the recount.
The highway crew has completed paving from the south toward Bancroft, reaching Bancroft after 1846 feet in 13 hours. They report one fourth of the total distance covered. The outfit is described as fine.
Three Van Alstines, sons of Mr and Mrs Van Alstine of Gilmore, graduate this spring from George Washington University. Their sister Percie is finishing her course in the SO1 and will spend the summer in Europe.
The Iowa Bankers Association holds its annual convention in Cedar Rapids Monday through Wednesday next week. Noted financiers are scheduled to address the gathering and discuss industry topics and trends.
Clay county state representative Jas. A. King won the republican nomination for the state legislature, defeating J. J. Scharf of Spencer by 664 votes on unofficial returns. King carried almost all precincts, with four exceptions, per the Spencer News-Herald. Chris Thompson of Seay Depew sprained his right arm badly last Friday while cranking a Ford truck.
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