Hoover Message Signals Action Oriented Presidency
In his first message to Congress Herbert Hoover outlines a program requiring constructive action. The piece portrays Hoover as a decisive man of action who studies problems, seeks expert input, and urges Congress to enact specific proposals with Presidential pressure if needed. It compares Hoover to Wilson Coolidge and Roosevelt and foresees a forward moving national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Wilson
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Seventy-First Congress
World’s Work Magazine
Snow Removal Ordinance Reminder For Huron Winters
The town warns residents of a 12 hour after snow stop rule for sidewalk clearing. Violations are misdemeanor, so citizens should prepare in advance. Similar concerns are noted in Aberdeen as winter approaches and sidewalks risk accumulation.
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Huron
City of
Aberdeen
Opinion on enforcing ordinance by sidewalk cleanup and charges
The article argues that the street commissioner should deploy workers after grace hours to shovel and clean sidewalks and then bill the property owner. It suggests this would fix responsibility and provoke action, even if the responsible party lives abroad in Europe. It questions legal feasibility but asserts it would yield results.
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Ant
Europe
Watertown Opposes Democratic Bid in 1930 District Race
The Watertown Public Opinion views Vern Wohlheter as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Second District but calls the race a profitless undertaking against incumbent Royal C. Johnson. It notes Johnson’s long service, veteran affairs work, and close ties to the Hoover administration as factors likely to keep the contest difficult for Wohlheter and the Democrats.
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Watertown
Vern Wohlheter
Royal C. Johnson
Wollheter
Big Brookings
Johnson
Congress
Good
Hoover
Wokilheter
Pershing Calls for Peace Through Security and Agreement
The press commentary notes General John J. Pershing returning from Europe convinced that world peace must come quickly without sacrificing national security. It highlights U S leadership through conference and agreement, not force, and recalls Meuse Argonne and Chateau Thierry campaigns to stress lasting security built by nations.
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Inneapolis Journal
John J. Pershing
Europe
Erehing Haa
Hoover
United States
Perithing
Meuse-Argonne
Chateau Thierry Salient
Marne
St.Miniel
France
Meuse
Pershing
America
Abe
Paved Highways Favored by Minnesota Farmers
A Minneapolis Tribune summary notes that farmers stand to gain most from a broad pavement program. Delegates in Ainearth County urged paving between Good Thunder and Mankato, arguing it saves money over grading and resurfacing. The piece stresses rising traffic, better markets, and reduced maintenance as key benefits.
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Minneapolis ‘Tribune
Minnesota
Board of County Commissioners
Ainearth
Good Thunder
Mankato
Trafic Warvey
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