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29 May 1930
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
1
The newspaper notes a price of two dollars per year and informs readers the edition was issued on Thursday May 22 1930. It highlights a yearly subscription rate and the publication date for the issue.
A tribute to Governor Pinchot praising his integrity and service in the public utility debate. It lauds his consistent opposition to the public utility trust, notes his prohibitionist stance, and credits his record of devotion to public duty. The piece salutes his likely November electoral victory and urges faithful service over party labels.
The U S Supreme Court ruled in Farrer v Boston that buyers of liquor from bootleggers are not guilty of conspiring to violate the First Amendment while makers and sellers are culpable. The decision suggests a prudent stance though some deem it justice lacking.
A Westington Washington report calls for increased federal prison funding and family involvement to train youth. It argues the crime cause lies in daily homes centers and practices, urging more parents to uphold their duties.
LeMars students dressed as hobos disrupted a high school demonstration in the study hall and classrooms. The superintendent and principal expelled several students and ordered them to return in ordinary dress. The incident drew strong warnings about respect for authority and the need for discipline in schools and homes.
Mr. Bauer, state fish culturist, says 54,000,000 pike were handled near Spirit Lake and the Okobojis in spring, with 53,000,000 deposited in Dickinson county lakes. Over 500,000 pike from 6 to 10 inches were placed in Spirit Lake and West Okoboji, and 30,000 shipped elsewhere. callers question fair county allocations and demand proportional distribution by license payments and local input.
Ma Ferguson seeks the Democratic nomination for governor, aided by her former governor husband. She lacks great wealth and cannot fund a large primary like Ruth Hanna McCormick. Incumbent Dan Moody expected to be renominated. public sentiment on Prohibition shows mixed outcomes with 28 percent supporting enforcement and 70 percent favoring repeal or modification.
Pocahontas hosts a graduation banquet on the evening of May 15 for 52 graduates, with ladies and gentlemen from the town in attendance at Fermore venue.
Readers know the urgent labor of country news as reporters hustle to cover large public events. A Marcus visitor noted Dr Joynt’s unusually large practice and the paper reports on community activities including local swimming efforts and bathing trends.
A brief mention notes the promotion and an unusually strong run over five to six weeks in Emmetehurz, reflecting a period of notable performance by the subject. The report emphasizes the improvement and the momentum gained during that span.
Senator George Patterson of Burt tirelessly stamps for his friend Dan Turner the leading governor candidate. Patterson is portrayed as a champion of the income tax in the state.
Merville Olson was badly hurt when his vehicle crashed with the Osar Craven Chevrolet at Robbins Avenue and State Road corner Wednesday evening. He suffered a broken collarbone, fractured nose, scalp wounds, and skull fractures, later taken to Coleman hospital Estherville after first aid in Graettinger. Leona Swanson received a scalp injury. Craven escaped with minor bruises. Olson remained conscious en route and showed shock but doctors expect skull fracture to be non serious. Swanson was treated at nearby ML C Greiland store and is recovering. Nevada population rises to 2143 per census. Ames’ population grows toward 11,000. new hotel opened in Nevada.
Dan Kelly shows a cut of J E O'Brien a former representative from Allamakee County who helped build a packing house near Emmetsburg over forty years ago. Born in Oneida County New York he later served in the Spanish American War and Navy. He practiced law after 1899 and was elected to the 43rd General Assembly in 1923. Bro Bragg of Ruthven Free Press visited to use our equipment.
Dr F By McTigue moved his family from Ennitetburg to Fort Dodge on Wednesday. They secured a residence there earlier and will not be far away. The Democrat expects they will visit West Hend Memorial Day. James W Fay will speak at West Bend on May 20 delivering the Memorial Day address.
Pension department data show only 58,000 Civil War veterans remaining with an average age of 86. Deaths hit 684 in March, and 150,000 widows of veterans aged about 75 survive. In 1925, 21,000 veteran deaths were reported.
State inspectors found the Spencer opera house and hospital fire hazards. Residents face mandatory building changes to avoid unfavorable publicity and ensure safety.
Agricultural guidance from Iowa State College advises cultivation as the most practical large scale method to eradicate quack grass, with July to September soil working using a spring tooth harrow. It notes quack grass is shallow rooted, making this method effective between crops like oats and winter wheat, and warns against smother crops such as swallow millet as they are perennials and unlikely to eliminate the weed.
Sam Thompson of Augoma will deliver the address at the Farm Bureau Menic in Alvona on June 10. He and Henry Wallace will speak at the Farm Bureau gathering in Storm Lake on June 11 as national Farm Bureau president Siem H. Thompson presides at the event.
County auditors and their assistants have spent weeks handling requests from absent voters who need ballots. George E. Roberts, vice president of National City Bank of New York and former publisher of the Daily Messenger in Fort Dodge, plans to travel to Geneva, Switzerland this week to discuss League of Nations matters. Roberts has long been prominent in international affairs.
Sunday dancing has been strictly forbidden at resorts near Jackson Minnesota and appears to apply to most southern state resorts. Authorities enforce the rule with fines and eviction threats against violators.
Mr. C.F. Redlich declares Perfect Retention Shields stop rupture instantly and strengthen tissues. He claims relief for stomach trouble backache and constipation linked to rupture with rapid results for recent and old cases. He warns against mail order devices and offers home office address in Minneapolis Minnesota.
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