Roosevelt Addresses Bankers Urging Cooperation to Rebuild Economy
President Roosevelt spoke to the American Bankers Association in Washington urging unity among bankers and government to restore confidence and reform the banking system. He defined his position clearly and called for continued federal supervision while restoring fundamental banking functions. Jackson E. Reynolds of First National Bank of New York welcomed the President’s message and urged friendly cooperation to rebuild the nation’s financial structure.
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Roosevelt
American Bankers Association
Washington
Jackson E. Reynolds
First National Bank of New York
Mr. Reynolds
Cuy
From High To Low In Icwe Campaign S:
A reform era political contest deteriorates into abusive mudslinging between parties. Governor Herring faces constant attacks as both sides weaponize personal about business and character, leaving voters misinformed and the campaign sunk from a dignified start to a low level.
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Icwe
Oar Seste
Fae Democrate Hac
Herring
Roosevelt target 25 percent cap on FHA loans debate on rates
A campaign led by President Roosevelt seeks lower general interest rates arguing current wages of capital hinder recovery. He pushes a 25 percent maximum on FHA construction loans as part of educational efforts against usurious charges, while noting 5 percent suffices for sound insured mortgages.
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Roosevelt
Mugwumping Is Bad Business
A critique of mugwumping by Anna Donovan of the Palo Alto Tribune, arguing the habit muddles judgment. The piece mocks Donovan for alleged contradictions about local trade and political terms, quotes the official mugwump definition, and warns against the practice as unhealthy mental manipulation.
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Anna Donovan
Palo Alto Tribune
The
Tribune
Emmetsburg
Emimetsburg
Democratic Central Committee
Mento
the Democrat
Emmetsburg Advertise in Retail as 5 Million Line Feature
Analysis by Advertising Age shows advertising in nearly five million lines across 77 cities, signaling stronger department store and retail sales. Emmetsburg towns see a downward trend while neighboring county seats push advertising hard to capture shopper traffic. Great Britain, United States, and Japan war vessel totals are listed with plans for imperial air bases amid Washington Treaty scrapping. Danger ahead is forecast.
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Suirs Revesig
Iowa
Emmetsburg
Palo Alta County
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Guam
Wake
Aiidway Islands
Mary
England
States
American Education Week Observance Planned District Leaders Urged
Merlin E. Williams of Jewell announces eighth district American Legion leaders to promote American Education Week from November 5 to 11. The program covers planning for tomorrow, new schooling types, lifelong learning, school financing, Armistice Day duties, service preparation, and community observances. Williams urges Legion members and patrons to visit schools year round to better know the system.
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American Legion
Merlin E. Williams
Jewell
Willams
National Education Association
United States Goverment
Iowa
Williams
Graettinger Man Injured In Corn Picker
Reg Knutson of Fallow suffered a severe left hand injury operator ing a corn husking machine in Graettinger this forenoon. Hand and hood lacerations, hand may be saved. taken to Estherville hospital by Dr. McManus. Knutson, son of P. S. Knutson, formerly ran the Fallow store. Graettinger friends regret the accident.
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Graettinger
Reg. Knutson
Fallow
Mc Manus
Estherville Hospital
Knutson
P. S
Drake Estate Payments Delayed Amid Bolstered Investor Faith
In Storm Lake the county treasurer told inquirers that no payments on the Drake Estate have been authorized yet despite lingering investor hope. The note from Hartsell that the situation is "seldom postponed" underscores continued uncertainty. Meanwhile Ringsted Dispatch reports Iowa voters will watch the Farm-Labor party with growing interest, forecasting strength in next year’s polls and a single Emmet County candidate, G. H. Larison, making a strong bid for representative.
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Drake Estate
Storm Lake
Drake Money?" R Huese, Wete, Liaw Tau the Man Wes In Fannesh
Drake
Hartsell
Sen
Farmer-Labor Party
Ringsted
Lowa
Iows
Emmet
G. H. Larison
Larison
Made to Be Diplomats Nobles County Times
Public office at the courthouse is seen as easy by some, yet the chief task for three years is to handle the public smoothly without creating enemies while keeping self respect. A deft individual could deserve a higher post in diplomacy.
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Nobles County Times
Court House
Relief for Readers Ahead in Decorah Journal
Editorial notes politics to fade from papers after election and promises new topics. Estherville Vindicator mocks the steel observatory tower project in the courthouse square as foolish yet flagged as okay for providing work.
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Decorah Journal
Estherville
Bank deposits soar aided by federal insurance
Noble County Times reports public finance gains with bank deposits increasing twenty two percent in the state. The rise is attributed mainly to the Federal Deposit Insurance that took effect last January, not to hoarded money, as little of it entered the state during that period.
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Noble¢ County
Federal
Questioning Sportsmen on Fish and Game Duties
The piece urges sportsmen to evaluate their care for game and fish and understand the Fish and Game Commission program and license fee use. It advocates gathering local sportsmen with a warden to discuss these issues and the state of wildlife policy. It also notes the marriage of Vera Seaman and Allen Beathman at Jackson, Minnesota, on October 24.
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Vera Seaman
Rolfe
Aljen Beathman
A. GG. Hesthman
Plover
Jackson, Mineecta
Proclamation designates American Education Week in Iowa
Governor Clyde L. Herring proclaims November fourth to tenth as American Education Week urging citizens to visit schools and learn about educational institutions. The document notes Iowa’s high literacy and the need for ongoing public support for schools, signed at Des Moines on October 10, 1934.
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Clyde L. Herring
Towa
Des Moines
Iowa
Alex Miller
Iowa Naval Enlistment Set for Des Moines November Dates
Lieutenant-Commander W L Taylor reports fifty two Iowans will enlist at Des Moines main station on November 12 33 14 and 16. Recruits, chosen from seven substation districts, will transfer to San Diego for twelve weeks of training before assignment to further instruction or fleet duty.
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W. L. Taylor
Iowa
Des Moines
San Diego
Pocahontas farmer hurt in corn picker tragedy
John Kopriva a farmer three miles north of Pocahontas was seriously injured Wednesday when he fell into a corn picker he was operating. His wife found him beside the machine and he was badly cut with an ear mangled. He was taken to Mercy hospital in Fort Dodge.
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Pocahontas
Pocahontas Record-Democrat
John Kopriva
Algona Buyer Plans Future Apartment Building
George Holtzbauer bought the Heinsohn Estate property at South Dodge and Nebraska in Algona. The 66 by 65 foot site, formerly home to the old normal school, will not be developed this year and possibly not next year, but Holtzbauer aims to someday construct an apartment building to meet local demand, an opinion shared by many.
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Algona
Algona Upper
Des Moines
George Holtzbauer
Heinsohn
Corer
South Dodge
Nebraska Streets
Normal School
George
Owner of bank dividends found after accident near Welcome
Mrs Agnes Blinkman of Algona, owed about 1400 dollars in Algona bank dividends, has been located in Welcome Minnesota and will travel there this weekend to claim the money. Her son Bernard, 22, remains hospitalized with concussion and other injuries after the car he rode in collided with another vehicle near Welcome.
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Kossuth Co
Agnes Blinkman
Algona Bank
Welcome, Minn
Bernard
Welcome
Ruthven Farm ers Service opens new oil station
Ruthven Free Press reports a new gasoline station named Ruthven Farmers Service opened on the corner north of the Metz harness shop last Saturday with Ed Bowles as manager H H Zenor to drive the truck for the station The concern will handle Goodrich tires and a full line of oil station accessories
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Ruthven Ruthven Free Press
Ruthven Farmers Service
Metz
Ed Bowles
H. H. Zenor
Cocern
Goodrich
Titonka Farmer Loses 8000 Bushels of Corn by Fire
A fire at the John Olsen farm northeast of Titonka destroyed the corn crib and an estimated 6000 bushels of corn plus oats. Neighbors and the Woden and Forest City fire departments assisted, with the blaze likely started by combustion.
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Titonka
John Olsen
Wil Hehn
Woden
Forest City
Right-of-Way Work Initiated on Highway 169 South of Algona
The Irvington Light & Power Co. was notified to move power poles to a new right of way as pavement work on highway 169 proceeds from Algona four miles south. The State Highway Commission announced the start of the relocation and sinking of poles in the path of planned improvements.
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Algons
Des Moines
Algona
Irvington Light & Power Co
State Highway Commission
Highway Renews Right of Way For Culvert Project
The district purchased extra right of way along Route 169 with no start date yet set. A large cement culvert will be placed at the 169 and 132 intersection to channel surface water from the ravine on the George Hackman farm into the river. Work on the culvert began Monday morning.
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169
George Hackman
Estrerville Young Man Gets Position on Steamship
Robert Morse, 50n of Mr and Mrs G H Pease, left Saturday on his first trip as secretary to the purser aboard the Gracene steamship Santa Paula. The voyage begins in New York, visits South American points, passes through the Panama Canal to San Francisco, lasting about six weeks. Morse handles stenographic work and serves as ship telephone operator.
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Vindicator & Republican
Robert Morse
G. H. Pease
Santa Paula
New York
Panama Canal
San Francisco
West Well Purged of Petroleum Then Water Flow Advice
Comissioner Peterson advises city water users to go easy as the West Well, once a mighty 246 inch water stream alongside the 64 inch flow of the Big Well, is now purged of petroleum products and reduced to a safer supply.
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Comimis
Sioner Peterson
Former Mason member Fahnestock dies after 60 years in order
Preston Fahnestock of Pasadena California a longtime Mason is honored with a 60 year Jewel for over 59 years of lodge membership. He joined Marine lodge Illinois in 1875 and later belonged to Emmetsburg lodge Graettinger. Born in Pennsylvania he later voted in Illinois Missouri and California and traveled widely keeping faith with his Mason roots.
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Preston Fahnestock
Pasadena
California
Masonic Lodge
Pasadena Lodge
Masonic Temple
Fahnestock
Marine
Madison County
Ilnois
Marine Lodge
Graettinger
Emmetsburg
Pennsylvania
Illneis
Missouri
Union
America
Europe
Way Back When Dad and Grandpa Were Boys
A 1914 era reminiscence lists local notes from Emmetsburg area. Names include Deil P Murphy, Alexander Peddie, Dennis Carroll, Mrs Guy C Knight, and Bro Merriman. It covers court business, deaths, crops, a car accident, a plan for electric light, a city plan forecast, and various regional movements and weddings.
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Democrat
Deil P. Murphy
Frank Brennan
Alexander Peddie
Houston
Texas
Dennis Carroll
Our County
Emmetsburg
Guy C. Knight
Monroe Johnson
Bro
B. Merriman
Grachtinger Times
Ashley
J. P. Downs
T. A. Clark
Iowa
H. A. Sweeney
Highland Township
Fred Fairley
M- M. Maher’s
L. H. Norland
Fairpaola Township
Polk County
Min
J. P. Fiood
Sanborn
D. M. Kelleher
Humboldt
Jas. Sullivan
Mallard
Wagoner
Oklo
Mattie Barnes
St. James
GC. W. Mansell
Ruthven
Sioux City
U. S
Geo. J. Gonsigney
Los Angeles
Cal
City Plan Commission
R. C. Wessar
Canada
Mallard Independent
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Babscriplion Price
Jowa
M Movie
Emmetsbure
American Education Week
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Spencer Spencer
Stokes
Reils
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Davlius
Frederickson
Armstrong
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Estrerville
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Yaken
Kris Kristenson
Wrening
Godden
Ballard
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Ed Bertty
D. Rosacker
Hens Peters
Colorado
Tand
J. L. Mahan
Palo Alto
Joe
Sted
Fannie Wagner
Ottumwa
Business College
Bro. Johnson
Ruthven Free
Press
Margaret Geddes
W. E. G. Saunders
Scotland
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Melvin Fisk
Curlew
Plerslie Fisk
Spencer
Bailey
Ketchen
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Phillips
Shea
Slater
Stillman
Caldwell
Applemen
Freeman
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Robt
Baxter
Eiina Jeane Rouse
Ayrshire
Katherin Jackman
Mary Laugh-lin
St. Louis
West Band
Nevada
Maurice O'Connor
Fort Dodge
James Nolan
Yellowstone National Park
James Dooley
Fort Madison
Das. Coons
Prescott
Hanson
A. Treadgold
Sisters of Charity
Dubuque
T.T. Shaull
Geo. B. McGarty
Jos. Schenk
J. 8. Robinson
C. H.giddings
C. H. Terwilliger
C. W. Clayton
U.S
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W. H. Beebe
W. T. Kreiger
Will Vaughan
A. T. Horton
Clark Armstrong
Messrs. Baker
Stueamer
McCue
Moncrief
Grier
Gallagher Bros
Ruthven Bros
American Fire Insurance Company
Supreme Court
Leo-Columbian Club
St. Mary's Academy
G. W. Hodgkinson
Graettinger Bank
L. M. Summerville
Lena Chicorn
Chas. Heas
Alice O'Brien
Thos. Leary
Miss Mahoney
Henry Miller
Mary Wick
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