Poisoning the Well of Progress In New Deal Debate
A fragmented, era-spanning editorial discusses political and economic concerns touching taxation, government bureaus, and federal aid, arguing excessive taxation harms industry and progress while critiquing bureaucratic growth and costs. Also notes corn frost risk and flax yields in Polk County Iowa, with farm data and plans to plant flax next year.
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Polk County
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
State Board of Control
Equitable
Life and Bankers Life Insurance
Minnesota State Fate Attended by E S George at Belaesote Restos
The report notes E S George of Gracttinger attended Belaesote Restos week and said Labor Day attendance in Gracttinger was larger than the Minnesota Ri crowd on the days he was present. A large fair is not a paging proposition this year. Early Monday a drizzle grew into a downpour lasting several hours with around a half inch of rain in a short time.
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Roata
Minnesota
E'S. George
Gracttinger
School Notes on Juniors Freshmen and Parking Changes
The Juniors dedicate and date a class play with Miss Dunn coaching this year. Freshmen seek initiation on big days, while Sophomores feel outnumbered. Parking moved from northwest to northeast edge of school grounds due to increased enrollment, now 181. Freshman class records 46, beating 42 from 1927. Staff helpers include Irene Nelson, Gladys Elsenbast, Mable Tindal, Evelyn Jones, Kathryn McCarty, Edward Sullivan, Alfred Hampton, and Stanford Raleigh. Graettinger and Terris football teams held practice on the high school field. Graettinger to Torris next week for another game.
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Ess
Supt. McMullen
Mr. Coller
Mr. McMullen
Irene Nelson
Gladys Elsenbast
Mable Tindal
Evelyn Jones
Mr. Cotler
Kathryn McCarty
Edward Sullivan
Grachtinger
Graettinger
Torris
Grade Notes Reflect Strong Enrollment and Busy Year
Grade enrollment matches other years with 34 in first, 18 in second, 17 in third and fourth, 27 in fifth, 21 in sixth, 18 in seventh, and 21 in eighth. Eighth grade shows perfect attendance. fifth grade studied flowers with a petunia draining project. Seventh and eighth grades organized Sill 1808. officers elected include Wayne Campen, Ruth Anderson, and others. Football schedule to be posted. coach Arney aims for peak condition. New subjects are shorthand and bookkeeping. many building repairs completed. Francis Fleming expected home soon after five months in hospital. The eighth grade plans a program before September end.
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Wayne Canpen
Merle Young
LeRoy Blom
Harry Murry
Felows
Ruth Anderson
Charing Jensen
Mikivell Wikert
Donald Bartleman
Francis Fleming
University Hospital
Tawa City
Freshmen show signs of intelligence and humor in class riffs
A jumble of playful exchanges and student quips fills a light moment as Miss Dunn, Bill, Poe and others trade jokes about history, numbers, board bills and gum while a farmer notes Americans as top forest landowners and consumers of forest products.
Call for Ona'n Beat Ting Your Hand in the Onleh Cor Ad
A garbled excerpt cites a motto about playing a poor hand well in a card game. The fragment mentions a saying attributed to Grit and references an Onleh Cor ad test bitings. The readable text suggests a theme of strategy over luck without clear人物 or events.
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Wwe
Glory
Grit
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