Farm relief debate challenges Iowa farmers and Hoover
In the Emmetsburg Democrat the discussion centers on the farm relief bill and tariff revisions. Editors critique Hoover administration allies and Iowa farmers’ reliance on protection while fearing continued losses to eastern interests. A state-wide political strain is noted as farm and industrial factions clash over tariff plans and agricultural policy.
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Dickinson
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Last Falls
Iowa
Farm Board
Americans Dominate Cuba Investment Rise to 95 Million
In 1903 American rations adjustments preceded investments in Cuba, rising to 95 million by 1915 and 515 million in total. George E. Roberts cites American stake in the sugar industry totaling two thirds to three fourths, with U.S. capitalists expanding into Mexico and other Latin regions. The piece warns of potential U.S. control and calls for vigilance amid rising financial influence.
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Cuba
George E. Roberts
Fort Dodre
New York City
Mexico
Central America
South America
Des Moines University Nullifies 60 Diplomas
The Des Moines University board of trustees on Friday voided all diplomas issued to sixty seniors on June 3. The action follows a court injunction that halted the awards by President HH Wayman and the faculty.
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Des Moines University
HH. C. Wayman
Turmoil at University Sparks Bench Order Threats
Trustees ordered the university closed after a dispute with the emir and actions led by Dr Shields. Judge Shankland criticized Dr Shields for un-American utterances and warned that lawlessness harms the state. The episode deepened animosities and called for respect for law and order among students.
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Shankland
Toronto
Canada
Emmetsburg Council backs electric pump for water plant
The mayor and council announce an $800 electric motor and pump purchase for Emmetsburg water works to improve service and reduce costs. They emphasize municipal control, defend against private contracts, and urge citizen support for the measure as a move toward efficiency and cheaper street lighting and service.
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Iowa Public Service Company
Iowa Public Services Company
Emmetsburg
Wall Street
Mexico Church Government Reaches Settlement After Long Strife
The long settled conflict between Mexico and the church ends with a negotiated accord. The government concedes the church the right to name and direct pastors and manage churches schools hospitals and property while banning religious instruction in schools but allowing pastors to teach outside school buildings. The move is seen as influenced by Wall Street interests and aided by Ambassador Morrow and church representatives.
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Comme Mente
Mexico
Calles
The
Democrat
Wall Street
Morrow
Waldorf Drive to Raise 150000 for College Endowment
The Iowa district of the Norwegian Lutheran church of America voted at the Eagle Grove convention to raise 150000 to pay Waldorf college debts and provide a substantial endowment. A campaign manager will be secured and the drive begins in spring 1930. Waldorf will celebrate its 26th anniversary next fall with strong enrollment anticipated. Local church members in northern Iowa expect broad support.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Eagle Grove
Waldorf College
Waldorf
Grave Tender Retires After 14 Years Service
George Barr aged 81 retires after 14 years as caretaker of the 4 percent Bronx Rapids cemetery. He has dug 36 graves during his tenure.
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Deg
Geo. Barr
Bronx Rapids
Limestone trains boost lime use for Iowa farms
J L Boatman of Iowa State College notes 37 special limestone trains in 1928 shipped lime to 449 farmers across 18 counties, reducing haul distance and increasing lime use on farms. The program helped expand soil treatment nationwide in the period.
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Iowa
J. L. Boatman
Towa State College
Fairmont Pleat Plans Record pea canning for 1929 harvest
Fairmont canning factory opened Thursday to handle the 1929 pea crop. Last year the plant put up 15,000,900 cans of peas and corn. It aims to surpass the record this season as several other Minnesota factories also operate.
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Fairmont
May Have Been Pagan God Piece At Godden Factory
Mr. Lewis a known marble cutter at the Godden factory ran across a small bocler recently that may have served as a relic of a pagan god. Depressions on one side form a human face likeness. An anthropologist might identify it as an ancient idol. Mr. Lewis offers to show the item to interested observers.
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Godden
Lewis
Repairing Milwaukee Line Bridges Near Remetstirg and Reth Ven
John Joyce and a team of workmen have been active over several days repairing bridges on the Milwaukee line between Remetstirg and Reth ven.
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John Joyce
Milwaukee Line
Remetstirg
Rethven
Seed Alfalfa or Sweet Clover In Last Cultivation
H D Hughes head of the Farm Crops Department at Iowa State College says seeding alfalfa or clover in corn at the last cultivation offers a good chance for a successful stand. It saves a year in rotation and adds value as green manure or pasture next season. Seedings depend on rains but can succeed about half the years.
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H. D. Hughes
Iawa State College
Lowa
Hughes
Has He Bought Residence for Investment Purposes
Louie Elbert recently bought the former Mrs. MacDonald residence north of Clem Fitzpatrick home. Mr. and Mrs. John Thacker are living there. Elbert views it as a good investment and may have another purpose. He is careful and conservative but typical of his age. Dairy storage on June 1 shows larger holdings of dairy products than a year ago while stocks of meat poultry apples decrease per USDA.
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Louie Elbert
Mac Donald
Clem Fitzpatrick
John Thacker
Elvert
Elbert
United States Department of Agriculture
Attempted Wreck of Eastbound Train Near Spencer
Clay County and M and St P officials pursue parties after a large rounded 200 pound stone set on the track a mile from town shifts and damages the engine pilot brake beam and gong box. Conductor WM Hayes noted the train's damage and investigation continues. Also notes on Iowa creameries selling over 45 million pounds of butter and Mrs D Carroll Sr visiting Forest City.
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Clay County
Spencer
WM. Hayes
Emmetsburg
Fire-Protective Construction on the Farm Bulletin
A new United States Department of Agriculture bulletin offers farmers guidance on fire prevention through proper construction and layout of farm buildings. It is available for free distribution to aid farms in reducing fire risk and improving safety.
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United States
Clarion Wards Junior College Effort Advances
Citizens of Clarion push to organize a junior college with the local high school to give two years of college credit. The cost of higher education is a burden, especially for county residents seeking state normal or college programs. Saturday physicians from Dickinson County traveled to Sibley for a friendly visit with local doctors.
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Dickinson County
Sibley
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