Graettinger Times Economic Highlights and Tax Debate
The Graettinger Times reports on the president's new tax program and mixed editorials from papers like the Atlanta Constitution and Wall Street Journal. It notes opposition over principles, concerns on higher income taxes, and a proposed tax on government securities. Congress faces delay, with the House favoring a Public Utility Holding Company bill while Senate action differs.
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Pichard
Toto
Atlanta Constitution
Congress
Byrd
Virginia
Wall Street Journal
House
Senate
State Department
Washington
Modern Pioneers Drive Alaska Settlement Brightens U S Aid
The article notes Finland's prompt debt repayment boosting U S respect and Congress funding a Helsingfors diplomatic building. It details US war loans totaling 10.3389 billion with 2.747 billion repaid, and rising May construction activity. It then portrays Alaska's Matanuska Colony with Minnesota and Wisconsin families outfitted with radios and washing machines funded by credit, marking a shift from pioneer hardship to modern settlement.
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Finland
United States
Senate
Helsingfors
America
Alaska
Matanuska Valley
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Washington
Normandies Rival and Transatlantic Race Ahead
The Normandie dominates transatlantic speed following her maiden voyage, while rivals Queen Mary Rex Bremen and Europa vie for comeback glory. Leviathan lies moored, outpaced and outmuscled by the Normandies 79 280 ton bulk, a joke by comparison.
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Normandy
England
Rex
Europa
United States
Nes
Hoboken Pier
Robert Fulton
NRA Fallout Seen as Court Rolls Back Wagner Act Power
Humboldt Republic reports the U S Supreme Court unanimously ruled against delegating legislative powers to the president and found parts of the NRA unconstitutional including wage and hour provisions and the farm mortgage moratorium. Dispatches note the administration is bewildered as it seeks a path forward.
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NRA
Humboldt Republican
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Congree
Roosevelt
William E. Humphreyg
Federal’ Trade
Washington
Hig
Midwestern views on inflation and labor reform arise
The piece notes broad support for currency inflation agrarian credit, corn hogs and co operation nationwide, with widespread backing for abolishing child labor and sweatshop conditions, fair minimum wage and hour laws. It mentions Herbert Pierce of Springfield distinctly jailed for two years after stealing a shirt, and Alma Connor of St. Louis nearly harming an arresting officer over intoxication.
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NRA
United States
Herbert ‘Pierce
Springfield
Hamilton And Story County Meet July 14 Picnic Reunion
The fourth annual Hamilton Story county picnic reunion is set for July 14 at the fair grounds in Blue Earth Minnesota. Past years drew up to 5000 residents and relatives from the two town counties. A forenoon sacred service begins at 10:15.
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Hamilton-Story County
Fairgrounds
Blue Earth
Mim
Greasing Service Ad From Standard Station
A brief classified ad from Standard Service Station Gractilnger urges car owners to not neglect greasing as a vital maintenance step and promotes their specialized greasing service.
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Gractilnger
Hamilton County Musicians feature at county fair program
An Iowa county fair program reserves an hour and a half for noon picnic dinners and visiting with an afternoon program starting at 1 16. Hamilton County Musicians including the Hamilton Co 4 H Club band and the Jewell Lutheran Male Chorus perform in the amphitheatre before 2500 to 3000 spectators. The band, famed for Iowa State Fair appearances, plays a 40 minute prelude at 10 15 and a postlude before noon, a one hour concert at 11 on the picnic grounds, and opens the afternoon program. The chorus delivers two sacred selections in the forenoon and two groups in the afternoon, with director Albert Olson singing some Norsk songs. Senator Fred W Nelson of Story County delivers the afternoon address. Rev L C Jacobson of Ada Minnesota preaches the forenoon sermon. Ray Cunningham of Ames leads singing at the afternoon program. ESTHERVILLE note includes local ad about rupture protection products at Gardiston Hotel.
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Fair Grounds
Hamilton County
Hamilton Co
Jowell Lutheran
Chicago
Albert Olson
Norsk
Senator Nelson
Fred W. Nelson
Story Co
Nelson
House
Senate
Story County Farm Bureau
L. C. Jacobson
Ada, Minn, Tey
Jacobson
Hamilton
Story County
Aml
Ray Cunningham
Y. M.A
Town States College
Ames
Lilef
Left Side Sleep Ailment Cited With Gas Relief
Mr Woodrow Lowry reports gas discomfort when sleeping on his left side and credits Adlertea with easing the gas. He claims it allows eating beans onions or tomatoes without trouble. The ad states Adlerika relieves gas constipation and associated pains without gripes, via Frick Drug Store.
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P. J.mccarty
Justice of the Peace
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Alma Connor
St. Louis
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Winneapolis
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Lincoln Bldg
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Senter Nelson
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