Wildey Raps Col Brookhart In Iowa Letter to Editor
H Leslie Wildey criticizes Senator Brookhart and Times coverage on trusts and finance. He cites dividend records for U S Steel and American Woolen Co., disputes high claims, questions Liberty Bonds impact, and notes Iowa mortgage rates versus New York terms. He argues the senator lacks fairness and predicts reelection loss.
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Times
Brookhart
Iowa
Atcel Trust
Coment Trust
Menton
N. Y
the Times
Truata
Steel Trust
U. S. Steel Corporation
American Woolen Co
Forgetfulness And A Lost Boy In A Texas News Reel
A 23 year old son repeatedly accompanies his father to town but vanishes during a stop. After a fruitless search the father fears kidnapping until a phone call reveals the boy remained at home. The tale ends with cautions about forgetfulness and a note on cattle bone eating and tuberculosis risks in swine feeding.
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Bancroft
Cher ¢ Center
Daddy
Campaign rhetoric on agriculture policy in Palo Alto debate
A Palo Alto County audience weighs major campaign issues focusing on agriculture. The piece lauds Republican farm policies and criticizes third party aims while crediting Congressmen for McNary Haugan efforts and urging support for measures to raise farm prosperity to parity with other industries.
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Palo Alto County
Farner
Federal Reserve Board
Federal ‘Trade Commission
War Finance Corporation
America
Housa ‘of Representatives
Iowa
Gople
Coolidge
Voight
Wisconsin
Saunders Attacks Taxes and Farm Legislation Record
Wm. E. G. Saunders advocates tax adjustments to share public burden, supports farm legislation and maintaining farm prices, calls for strict economy in state operations, and cites service on legislative committees including Ways and Means and Conservation. He notes appointment to the Iowa Conservation Board for a two year term and urges reelection based on past two years’ service.
Railroads Taxes in Palo Alto County Spark Debate
W J Breckenridge, county chairman, warns that government ownership would shift seven million dollars in taxes to others and raise farm costs by over fifty dollars per farm. He cites rail taxes of forty thousand and seventeen dollars in Palo Alto precincts and warns against congress overruling the supreme court. He quotes Phillip La Follette on hardship if elected president.
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E White
Ita
Iowa
H. Leslie Wildbey
Palo Alto County
Congress
Supreme Court
Aly
Phillip la Follette
St. Louis
la Follatte
W. J. Brekenridge
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N.Y
Liberty Bonds
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Amnour
Texas
Brekenridge
Wm. E.G. Saunders
Iowa Conservation Board
Kendall
Palo Alto Co
Edwin Anderson
Ruthven, Ia
U. S
Republic
Chuck All Woeless
Dubuque