After World War century fears democracy wanes in Europe
Twenty years after the war a New York Herald Tribune correspondent reports that democracy is banished from four fifths of continental Europe as dictatorships spread across twelve countries. Survivors of the conflict anticipate the next war, blaming unfair settlements and absence of divine aid in League meetings for ongoing instability.
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New York Herald Tribune
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Irish Prime Minister Esmon deValera gains majority in Dail
Sunday election results show deValera Finna Fail with sixty six seats and a likely 77 seat majority. Cosgrave lead opposition with 39 seats, independents seven. Labour loses most of its 13 seats as observers hail deValera as one of Europe's able leaders and Irish patriot.
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Europe
Germany Eyes Czechoslovakia as Austria Awakens
The Reich, buoyed by Austria's quick annexation, contemplates expanding its borders by seizing Czechoslovakia. Hitler weighs Italian support and dangers of public opposition as the world watches for the next move under a repressive regime.
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Austria
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Yale Professor Warns Rich Must Choose Faith Over Wealth
A Yale divinity professor argued that a man cannot be both millionaire and Christian, citing biblical teaching that it is harder for a rich man to enter heaven. The piece notes sympathy for a less severe view and cites wealthy donors aiding humanity as counterexamples.
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Disempowering the Fog by Charles Mikeboe
A critical musing on newspaper bias and the era's political forecasts. The author argues media editorial stance shapes readers while noting cooperation between business and government is framed as essential. He cites Fortune and claims about Roosevelt era politics and primary dynamics.
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Train wreck in Montana kills dozens and injures many
At least fifty people were believed killed and 67 injured when the Olympian passenger train plunged through a flood weakened bridge into a Montana creek near Miles City. The crash marks a rare fatality on the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul line after years of safety.
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Barbecue Day at Fenton Promises Festive June 24
Several thousand people are expected for Penton’s first annual Barbecue Day on Friday, June 24. Festivities begin with a race, then free barbecue sandwiches and coffee. The event features old-time and modern dances, a accordion band, and a community gathering in the gym.
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Fattening Young Cockerels: Feeding and Housing Tips
A farming tip discusses keeping young cockerels in the same quarters to avoid feed loss and weight drop. It suggests summer shelter, added pallets, and wet mash fed twice daily with water or milk for better intake. The method notes 3 week to 6 week targets and careful mash moisture to match consumption within 20 minutes.
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Aimee
Wien Iuliming
Foster Reed Anniversary Feted in Ruthven Crowd Honors Couple
Mr and Mrs Foster Reed celebrated twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Ruthven home with sixty five guests. Out-of-town attendees from Eldora Estherville Pocahontas Terrill Algona and Santa Fe joined in songs, contests and a cake and cream reception.
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Marriage at Spencer Church This Sunday Afternoon
A wedding is planned at Spencer Church on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in June. The ceremony will be led by Reverend George P. Dainty. Attendants include Mrs. Fw Sang from Salt Lake and a farm man from Dickens.
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Former Graettinger Residents Die in Separate Deaths
Two former Graettinger residents have died. Mrs C G Dalen, 61, passed away at her daughter’s home in McKenzie Tennessee. Funeral services were held on Monday June 13. Survived by seven children including Henry Minneapolis and Roscoe Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. Levi Kaltved, 59, of Estherville died after several months illness with funeral at First Lutheran Church Graettinger and burial in Graettinger Cemetery.
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