Political wave and NRA overhaul loom in 1930s
The Graettinger Times notes a political surge as Roosevelt campaigned on recovery gains aided by a vast publicity machine led by Rexford Tugwell. Republicans critique fiscal policy and NRA overreach, while Senator Borah questions both parties. A looming NRA restructuring could curb regulatory activity as business enters seasonal recession amid volatile election implications.
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Roosevelt
Rexford Tugwell
Henry BP. Fletcher
Republican Central Committee
Russia
Italy
Germany
NRA
Algés
William Borah
Idaho
Borah
Nfe
Leaning on Uncle Sam in a ChicagoTribune clip
An article highlights that over 23 million Americans depend on federal support, listing 16,000,900 on relief, 3,000,000 farmers on AAA benefits, 1,120,000 veterans on pensions, 1,000,000 on emergency relief, and 644,000 in administrative work. It notes widespread government aid and includes local businesses in Graettinger, Iowa.
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Uncle Sam
Tracr Star-Clipper
Chicago ‘Tribune
Arthur Sears Henning
Washington
Odtetanding America
United States
Henning
Government Aid Theory Voices Broad in National Plan
The speaker outlines a staged public support program with millions on federal aid or public works. He tallies 600000 on Growth Center, 400000 in public works, 400000 in the Civilian Conservation Corps, 216100 in armed services, 8600 in legislative work and 3300 in judiciary, plus more than a million with government loans. He warns of a future where half the population might receive federal support, increasing tax burdens on private workers and suggesting vast political implications of the system.
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Army
Navy
Henning
United States
Jimmy
Recall Feature Paragraphs from the W.G.oon Finnie and Duff
A cluttered collection of quips and anecdotes from a humor column. It references recalls, mistaken costs, left handed clerks, laughter at laundry, a minister’s notice about heaven, and a mock courtly tale. The item blends jokey vignettes and short exchanges with character names and dated humor.
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Finnie & Duff
The New Deal Critics Warn of Looming Tax Burden
The passage argues that continued expansion of government risks eroding rugged individualism and shifting taxes onto the middle class. It predicts a future where citizens become mere cogs in a vast federal machine while the middle class bears the tax load.
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Washington
Rech
Canada's Buffalo Increase Unusual Stampede Grounded in Alberta
The piece traces a large surplus of Canada's buffalo being moved from Wainwright Alberta to the Northwest Territories. It covers the 10000 plus mile relocation by train and river, the new 17200 square mile preserve, and the growing herds now reaching around 16000 in the region. It notes the origin from a Montana family, the Flathead group, and the long history of the Canadian herd aiding police robes and northern travel needs. It ends with a stray sentence about a Casper university visit and a joking line about naming a flogmitory.
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Canada
Wainwright
Alberta
North West Territories
Mexico
Jake
Igame
Wainwright Preserve
Frontier Post
Athabasca
Lake Athabasca
Slave River
Fort Smith
Flathead
Montana
Michael Pablo
Plains
Pablo
United States
Zoological Gardens
Mounted Police
Graettinger City Council to Hear Tax Expenditure Estimate
Graettinger Town Council of Palo Alto County Iowa will meet on August 6 1994 at 8 00 AM at City Hall. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditure estimates at that time.
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Graettinger
Palo Alto County
Iowa
Fort Dodge Man Exhbits the Cardiff Giant Tour Return
Fort Dodge dealer Lowly A. Mulroney restarts the Cardiff Giant tour after twenty years. The gypsum statue, carved in Chicago and buried on Wm Newell’s farm in Cardiff, New York, drew millions of viewers before its exposure as a hoax. Its current stop begins at Arnolds Park as Mulroney resumes touring the famed illusion.
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Fort Dodge
Cardiff
Wm. Newell
N. Y
Newell
Boston
Chen
Fort Doige
Chicags
Newell's Farm
Fitchburg
Massachusetts
A. Mulroney
Mulroney
Arnolds Park
Heatwave Hits City With Oppressive Humidity
Extreme heat dominates yesterday and today as moisture-laden air makes conditions sultry and oppressive. A lighthearted jab notes bachelors should be taxed for missing housecleaning time, reflecting a playful local tone.
Church Notes and Schedule for Local Lutherans
Church notes list English service at Zion Lutheran next Sunday at 8 45 a m in Methodist church led by Rev Otis L Lang. First Lutheran holds divine service Sunday 9 00 a m in Norse language with Sunday school regular hours. Bible study and prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 p m. Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening. Conver sation close Saturday morning Lost Island. Note time change for Sunday service 9 00 a m and Sunday school at regular time.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Otis L. Lang
First Lutheran Church
Lost Island
Divine Service
St the Regular
Hats for Sale Anna Jorgensen hour Luther League meets
Sunday church notices announce confirmation this Friday at 2:00 pm and a Luther League gathering on July 20 at the town church. Sermons reference I John 4:1 and caution against religious fanaticism. Sunday school at 9:40, morning service at 10:18, no evening service. Picnic planned at Lost Island State Park with lunch, ice cream, games, and transportation provided by the committee. Rev James F Christensen, pastor.
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Luther League
Christ
Severtsen, Jr
Graektinger
Sunlay School
Byrd
Ruth Amiahl
Hoateskus
Lost Island State Park
Transportation Committee
James F. Christensen
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R. H. Loveau
A. J. Duhn
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Myhre
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Courtcy
Brother Smith
Heaven
Smith
Murphy
Duffy
Scotlan
Mabe
Casper University
P. J. McCarty
Bond
City Hell
Anna Jorgensen
Sp, Paul Lutheran Church
Twine
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Farmers Supply Company
Charley Jensen
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