Inflation Debate Splits Senate Leaders Across Parties
The article argues for reflate or inflationary currency policy with Borah backing expansion and Glass Mills Ogden opposing. It contrasts inflation with deflation, calls for a fair standard, and warns against debtors suffering while the dollar wobbles. It also presents a publisher’s appeal to readers to support local press amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Glass
Ogden, D. Mills
Benat
Glaga
Ogden D. Mills
Wordy ad prose on newspaper funding and advertising
Fragmentary paragraph discusses funding a newspaper through reader payments and advertising. Mentions selling space to advertisers as a means to support the paper and asks readers to consider the city’s support. Contains garbled phrases and unclear specifics.
Must Force Tax Reduction
A political call urges major tax cuts, citing Roosevelt backing a 26 percent reduction as essential. The piece argues lower taxes would boost investment, ease uncertainty, and encourage business expansion, home building, and employment during economic hardship.
Too Much Is Enough In This Whistling Lab Orgy
A jumble of quips and vignettes from daily life. Jokes about dentists, wild cats, and a forgetful husband pepper the page along with humorous exchanges in a Pullman car and a nursemaid’s quip about temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnie & Duff
NTE
Time for Broad Tax Reductions Across Government
The speaker argues for nationwide tax relief by avoiding nationwide expenditures that benefit only a small area. The plan suggests federal cuts followed by pressure on state and local governments and public officials to set an example, asserting the moment for tax reduction has arrived.
Accident Hazard and Risk of Sudden Death Highlighted
A warning notes that a person is twice as likely to die from accident as from old age and that accidental injury poses greater mortality risk than any named disease. The text emphasizes precaution and awareness of everyday hazards.
Accidents Cause Major Losses Across the United States
A historical report notes high fatality and injury rates from accidents in America, with millions affected yearly. It outlines deaths, injuries, and costs, including several hundred thousand fires, drownings, and rail fatalities. Local notes from MAD LAKE NEWS recount social visits and a near-accident incident at an embankment.
Batherville Car Hits Guard Rail on Sunday Drive
Goo Keyes of this city crashed into a guard rail post near the big gate on a Batherville run from Emmetsburg Sunday afternoon. The Chevrolet coupe split the post and toppled others, with the rear wheels hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batherville
Emmetsburg
Grachtinger
Keyes
Influenza Outbreak in Crystal Lake Area Alarms Officials
Reports describe a severe influenza outbreak near Crystal Lake by Forest City with three months of illness and two more cases in the vicinity. The illness, called black influenza and related hemorrhagic flu, can cut off oxygen and darken toes, with generally fatal outcomes though cures are rare in parts of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Torest City
Rutlivery Fryoo Press
Brothers in Rough Bout Break Nose at Radcke Garage
Clifford Schrader and his younger brother Clarence boxed at the Radcke garage Saturday night. A sharp punch from Clarence drove into Clifford’s nose, badly breaking it, according to Burt Monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priendly Pines
Boy
Clifford Schrader
Clarence
Radcke Garage
Claranes
Burt Monitor
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Graettinger Times
Paohin T.sullivan
Pobliatier 1
Postoffici
Graettin
Mattex
Chicago
Des Moines
Twin City
United States
Finter
N.gher
St. Paul
Roosevelt
George
Benjamin Franklin
Aant
Snile
Uncle Hiram
Aunt Sade
Hiram
Estherville
Aenn
Advigen
Toots
Annie
Graettinger
Rcial Printing
America
MAD Lake News
Pater Johnson
LeRoy Oddsord
Mary
Graetdinger
Ruthoven
O'Connor
McCormick-Deering
Sheldon van Ene Gines
Emerson Gang
R. E. Strid
Etd
Grouland & Reeves, Auctioneers
First National Bank, Gractiinger
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