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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
3
The piece notes changing federal stance toward industry during a broader post New Deal phase. It describes how aggressive methods and denunciations valued by authorities created friction in politics and society, with force offering only short-term gains before its effectiveness fades.
The piece argues for less passion and more discipline in policy, citing reduced Brain Trust influence and NRA changes. It notes a shift toward practical experience over theory, with a securities chief chosen from brokerage ranks and a proposed board for NRA emphasizing judicial temper and economic background. It also previews labor unrest and the closed shop debate as strikes loom, warning of ongoing friction between government and business.
The piece argues the Federal government maintains a neutral policy yet wavers between support for labor and dislike of disrupting industry. It predicts escalation may force federal intervention, noting state and local authorities are powerless in a nationwide strike.
Iowa Governor Herring accuses Polk county officials of skimming pension funds for political workers while Scott county reports higher collection and lower census costs. The clash centers on whether pension money serves the elderly or county office staff, with broader calls for responsible use and restoration of funds to relieve county relief rolls.
Anna Jorgensen argues for responsibility replacement and fair price relations during a period of monetary reform. She contends that gold and silver holdings and Federal Reserve resources support currency expansion, urging a constitutional path to raise value for labor, commodities, and property to spur recovery.
At a sparsely attended Emmetsburg Chamber of Commerce meeting in Hotel Kermoore basement, directors postponed any stance on obtaining a second liquor store. The state liquor commission added Estherville and Storm Lake to towns slated for stores, while Spencer and Algona already operate. The column notes residents shop in nearby towns and questions local action. Also reports a barber war cooling after Barker Boyster’s release and price stability, with potential future price cuts hinted.
A fragmented note on changing gender roles contrasts a modern woman with the “dutiful wife” of the past. The text suggests a decline in traditional domestic ideals and hints at evolving family dynamics and aspirations.
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