The Graettinger Times Editorial Outlook on New Deal
The Graettinger Times surveys federal power, Supreme Court rulings, and looming constitutional questions. It notes Roosevelt’s push for reforms and possible court clashes over NRA, AAA, and Social Security, with speculation on new justices and constitutional amendments. Political stakes heighten as 1936 campaigns loom.
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NRA
AAA
Oats
Supreme Court
Wte
Guffey
House
Ao. i
Yérschre
Roosevelt
TVA
Congress
South
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Roogavelt
Fragmented medical note on digestion and sleep issues
Fragmentary text describes upper bowel gas and stomach discomfort affecting sleep. Partial phrasing suggests medical observation without complete details or clear conclusions. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly named in the readable portion.
Economic Trends Across Sectors in 1935 Outlook
The period notes high steel demand despite a summer dip, copper and silver prices slide after NRA price fixing removal, Treasury limits on silver stocks, and 1935 farm income seen near 1934. Mining, agriculture, and labor tensions loom with New England textile unrest and looming cloak and salt worker actions.
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Yoors
New England
Presidents Families: Marriages and children of U S leaders
A compact survey of presidential domestic life noting how many presidents married, how many times, child counts, and notable remarriages. It highlights Andrew Jackson's unusual sequence, widowed spouses, and rare facts about famous presidents. The piece also flits to a brief, unrelated anecdote about a Scottish man and a Roman Catholic friend in London.
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Buchanan
Tyler
Fillmore
Benjamin Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
B. Harrison
van Buren
Arthur
Cleveland
Polk
Harding
W.H. Harrison
Hayes
Taylor
T. J. Preston, Jr
James Binnie Walker, Jr
Andrew Jackson
Lewis Robards
Church Notes and Schedules for Zion and Other Churches
Church notes cover Zion Lutheran and Methodist services, baptism and Holy Communion plans, and church letter acceptances. Additional items include Lutheran and mission activities, Bible camp at Clear Lake, July events, Lutheran parochial school programs, and pastor notes with scripture references.
St Pauls Church Outdoor Service At Lost Island Park
A Sunday service will be held outdoors at 10 80 a m in Lost Island State Park with open air singing and a suitable German hymn. Attendees are urged to bring food for a church picnic, with transportation provided. Luther League meets Friday evening in the church hall. details published last week. A moral reflection on judging others follows, asking readers to consider character by how one talks about enemies and inferiors.
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Methodist Church
Bible Conference
Mathodiat Camp
Church
Lutheran Churcie Noth
First Lutheran Church
Luther League
Hawkeye
Lutheran Bible Camp
Clear Lake
Knock
Jesus
ST. Paul's Churcie
St. Paul’s Church
Lost Island State Park
Gamer
Helonizs
Transportation Committee
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Ruth Raleigh
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