Time Discusses Weeklies and Rural Journals
A Time commentary highlights how weekly and bi weekly papers serve 17 million rural Americans while urban dailies decline since 1929. It notes weeklies’ gains in circulation and ads, radio’s limited impact on grassroots reporting, and modest earnings for small town publishers who juggle multiple roles.
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TIME
Storm
Lake Register
U. S
Ptee
Walter Winchell
Peera
Embroidery Club Visit Highlights Area Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Jack Phillips and Mr and Mrs Sanford Olson were Arnolds Park visitors Sunday evening. Mrs Charles Spies of Emmetsburg attended the Embroidery Club party at Mrs Adolph Spies home in Graettinger Tuesday. EB Mitchell and son Dr Edward Mitchell of Shannon, Sr visited Fort Dodge yesterday for a short relatives visit.
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O. H. Raleigh
Ruthven
Graettinger
P. C. Jackman
Emmetsburg
Joel Ball
Jack Phillips
Sanford Olson
Arnolds Park
Charles Spies
Embroidery Club
Adolph Spies
EB. J. Mitchell
Edward Mitchell
Shannon, Sr
Fort Dodge
Graettinger Local News Items and Warmer Times
Graettinger residents list callers and visitors from Emmetsburg Osgood Waterloo Paducah and Fort Dodge. Paving plans for Ringsted street advance. Anna McCarty and relatives visit. economic notes discuss farm policy and markets amid inflation and war. Children ask about germs as influenza affects a father and mother.
Barter and Export Subsidies Impair US Trade Policy
The article discusses a 25 percent duty on subsidized foreign trade, highlighting Germany as a key example under the least favored nation policy. It examines Uhl’s State Department critique of barter trade, the implications of a possible US barter scheme centered on cotton, foxglove rubber, and tin, and Secretary Hull’s warnings against regulated reciprocal trade.
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Dorothy Thompson
Brazil
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Germany
Reich
Austria
Czechoslovakia
United States Department of State
Hull
Foxglish
United States
Department of State
Men Who Take Fast Loans Face Honest Repercussions
A compact report notes that some individuals will meet you with a steady gaze and then fail to repay debts. The piece emphasizes accountability and the social impact of loan defaults on communities.
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Daddy
Mummy
Jimmie
German visitor from Frankfurt extols Hitler regime during Ringsted visit
Mrs. Greta Bechtold of Frankfurt, sister of Mrs. Schauberger, toured the Schauberger home near Ringsted. She credited Hitler with prosperity, saying Germany has more work than people and workers are constantly busy. She arrived April 21 aboard the Deutschland and spoke through her brother-in-law.
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Ringsted
Greta Bechtold
Frankfort
Germany
Visting
Wm. Schauberger
Bechtold
Schauberger
United States
Deutchland
Blows Park
Behauberger
Ant He Tees
Thal Err
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
America
Henry Schauberger
Iowa
Ocean
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