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Emmetsburg Democrat

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Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1934

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Iowa Voters Face Choice on New Deal and Republicans

A Palo Alto County editorial urges voters to back the Democratic ticket in national and state races to sustain New Deal reforms and tax relief, while warning against split tickets. It argues that unified party governance yields real progress and cautions that divided government impedes results.

Iowa State of Tawa Wold National Democratic Administration Rhouse Henry Wallace Mr. Wallace Treasury United States New Deal CWA Herring Washington Ite The Democrat Palo Alto County Congress

Farmers urged to test candidates before November 6

The editorial argues for a proactive farmers coalition to defend New Deal farm programs. It warns that a new Congress may seek to abolish AAA benefits, the processing tax, and reciprocal tariff acts, threatening farm income gains achieved since 1932. It urges counties to form candidate inquiry committees to force clear positions on AAA funding, farm contracts, and tariff expansion, and stresses voting for candidates who back New Deal policies.

Wallace Congress Midwest Corn Belt Fletcher Republican Committee Iowa Nebraska AAA Farner Iowa Homestead

Attack on Relief Work Resented by Gov Herring

Governor Herring defends Iowa relief efforts as non partisan and humanitarian, condemning attacks by a political opponent. He cites relief leadership by E H Mulock and Ralph Kinninger, with county committees largely Republican, noting relief funds came from federal sources and did not burden taxpayers. He contrasts Iowa action with prior administration and calls for continued cooperative administration.

Herring Tawa Red Oak Iowa E. H. Mulock Ralph ©. Kinninger Executive Council of Washington Republican Party Bed Bern Towa

Graettinger Farm Worker Dies After Illness

Graettinger farm hand John Hayes died last Thursday at the Besaw home in Graettinger after a long illness from facial cancer. Funeral services were held Saturday with Rev. Bottom officiating. Burial was in the cemetery north of Graettinger. Hayes, born September 12, 1880 in Calhoun county Illinois, worked on the Hendridsen farm near Maple Hill until illness forced him to quit a year ago. He is survived by three sisters and four brothers, all living in Illinois. Two cousins, A. W. Besaw of Graettinger and Ed Besaw of Cylinder, survive him.

John Heyes A. H. Besaw Graettinger Besaw Bottom Mr. Hayes Calhoun Chounty Tlinois Bill Hendridson Maple Hill A. W H. Besaw Ed Eesaw Cylinder Tlinsis

Barley Seed Prices May Boost Malting Barley Shortage

Brewers pay premium for malting barleys pushing seed prices up. Federal workers expect strong demand and high prices next spring for good malting varieties, predicting a shortage risk if supplies stay tight.

Highway Patrol Scoring Success Across September Reports

Secretary of State Mrs. Alex Miller releases September accident data showing 965 accidents with 1660 injuries and 46 deaths, compared to 1460 accidents, 1514 injuries and 99 deaths in 1933. Two months of the Safety Patrol yield a total drop of 68 accidents, 786 injuries and 20 deaths, moving the state from high to low accident rates.

Alex Miller Miller

Laurens Poultry Firm Enters Wholesale Field

Hakes Bros. of Laurens, a major poultry and egg producer in Iowa, plans to enter the wholesale grocery business. They have completed a large addition, fleet of trucks, and will begin regular deliveries to grocers in the territory.

Laurens Hakes Bros. of Towa

Patterson No. 75: a farmer relief meal prizefight

A satirical column targets Republican lieutenant governor candidate Patterson for billing taxpayer meals. It compares him to Red Grange and notes claims for three meals daily from Jan 8 to Apr 13 1929 totaling 73 cents per meal, highlighting home trips at taxpayers’ expense and a dubious run for farm relief amid political critique.

Red Grange University of Illinois Patterson Ions Prairies Burt Dan Turnes National Guard George Iowa Prairies General Assembly Kossuth Morai

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Ter Emmetsburg Democraty Seld Ita W. T. Brannagan Broadway Emmetsburg Falo Alto County Highway Patrol Patterson Temocrat O. K Clyde L, Herring Des Moines Polk County Nelson G. Kraschel Jr Harlan Shelby County Secretary of State Washington, Washington Charles W. Storms Ft. Madison Lee County Leo J. Wegman Carrol Carroll County Edward L. O’connor Iowa City Johnson County Ray Murray Buffalo Center Winnebago Co Harry B. Dunlap Ames Story County George A. Huffman Supreme Court Cote W. H. Hamilton Sigourney, Keokuk County James M. Parsons Paul W. Richards Montgomery County Leon W. Powers J Denison Crawford County Joseph J. Meyers Carroll, Carroll County Fourteenth District GO. G. Coyle Humboldt, Humbold County Geo. H. Keeney Mallard ED Maguire R. G. Henge Henry Westergard B. F. Montgomery County Recorder Ollie Long Joseph P. Hand Board of Supervisors A.B. Carter Mike Conlon E. A. Huskamp
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