President Hoover Address Criticizes Economic Policy
The Indianapolis address denounces the Hoover administration’s handling of the Wall Street panic and gold control. It urges repeal of excessive tariffs, release of silver as money, and conservative paper money to restore industrial and farm prosperity, calling for practical legislation and leadership.
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Indianapolis
Hoover
Alls
Beech Houses
Wall Street
Wall
Barney Ingham
Iowa Daily Register and Tribune
United States
France
England
Hoaver
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Congress
Debts and drainage plans stir Minnesota debates
Senator Schall notes potential debt relief for England mentioning prior 3.7 percent for 62 years and principal cancellation. He cites settlements with France Italy Belgium on principal relief. A reported drive to drain Sioux Valley sloughs between Jackson and Spirit Lake faces grim finances and long payoff prospects from crop sales.
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Schall
Minnesota
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Sioux Valley
Jackson
Spirit Lake
Chicago Bankers Defended Amid Descent in Market Confidence
A historical editorial argues Chicago financiers face embattled conditions as national bank losses rise from inflated stock values. It notes inflated Hoover era assets, Wall Street declines, and urban overbuilding while urging readers to learn from the downturn without glorifying Chicago’s misery.
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Algona A
Chicago
Federal Reserve Institution
Sir Sorras Slack Gye Yiven
Iowa
Lake Michigan
Gulf
Mississippi
Atlantic
Wall Street
Who Can Wrest Nomination From Senator Brookhart
The Storm Lake Pilot Tribune cannot name a Republican in Iowa who can defeat U S Senator Smith W Brookhart for the nomination. It notes Brookhart’s courage but weak support with Iowa voters, recalls his 1926 Hoover tariff stance, and says he faces a harder fight than in prior campaigns.
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Storm Lake
Hoover
Brookhart
Palo Alto County
Fiery Fourth at Estherville Addresses Announced
Senator Brookhart and Representative Short, from Sioux City, will speak at the Farmers' Union picnic in Estherville on July Fourth. Brookhart seeks re election while Short likely runs again, noted for a strong Woodbury county record and independent thinking. Our contemporary critique is mentioned as well.
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Brookhart
Wallace Short
Sioux City
Farmers’ Union
Estherville
Representative Short
Woodbury County
Epworth League supper supports youth trip in Lakes Institute
Epworth League members will host a church supper this Saturday evening June 20 from 5 30 to accommodate all attendees. Tickets are 35 cents with proceeds funding youth travel to the Epworth League Institute at the Lakes from July 13 to 18. Public invitation extended. Mr and Mrs W V Gilpatrick of Des Moines visit W T Krieger home. Mrs Gilpatrick formerly Miss Edda Krieger. Mr and Mrs A Scott Ormsby depart for Boston for a few weeks with relatives.
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Epworth League
Epworth League Institute
the Lakes
W. V. Gilpatrick
Des Moines
W. T. Krieger
A. Scott Ormsby
Boston
Jacob Hartman of Rodman Dies at 74 After Illness
Jacob Hartman a respected Rodman farmer died Sunday evening after a brief illness marked by quinsy and breathing difficulty. Born in Germany in 1857 he came to the United States, lived in Hampton County, and settled near Rodman in 1902. Survived by three sons and five daughters, his funeral was at St Peter and Paul church West Bend with burial in the West Bend Catholic cemetery.
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Jacob Hartt
Rodman
Dr. Givens
West Bend
Hartman
Father Dobberstein
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Sts. Peter and Paul Church
Father Schorn
St. Thomas Church of
Emmetsburg
West Bend Catholic
John Laubenthal, Sr
Geo. Koehn
Whittemore
John Rink
Henry Montag
John Mersch
Michael Klepper
Jacob Hartman
Gruckston
Rgb
Trier
Germany
United States
Webster County
Anna Gilbert
Hampton County
John
Theodore
Jacob
Adam Reding
J. H. Laubenthal
Francis O'Connor
D Laubenthal
Chas. Borman
B. T. Stover Passes Away In Waterloo Funeral Held
News reached Sunday of the death of B. T. Stover formerly of this place now living with his daughter Mrs. J. O. Fink in Waterloo. The funeral was Monday at West Bend with services at Mrs. H. Sloan’s residence and burial in West Bend cemetery. The community extends sympathy to the family.
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B. T. Stover
Whittemore pair hosts sister from Los Angeles visit
Dr and Mrs J W McCreery host Mrs Nora McKinstry of Los Angeles, sister to Mrs McCreery, visiting Whittemore. The Daily News notes Frank Vedder, son of Mr and Mrs Geo Vedder, celebrated his fourth birthday Thursday with a party for friends.
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J. W. McCreery
Whittemore
Nora McKinstry
Los Angeles
California
McCreery
the Daily News
Frank Vedder
Mrs
Geo. Vedder
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