Hoover Curtis Ticket Lauded In Party Convention Trial
The Republican ticket featuring Herbert Hoover and Senator Charles Curtis is praised for unity and agricultural focus. Editorial notes Curtis’s popularity and Hoover’s Iowa roots while urging loyalty and a strong keynote at the next state convention.
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Kansas City
United States
Herbert Hoover
Iowa
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Mississippi River
Curtis
Senate
Mid-West
Hoover
McNary
Oregon
McNary-Haugen
West Branch
Hardin County
Frank C. Lowden
Waterloo
California
Congress of the United States
Mike Tobin
Hard times and politics mix in Eldora visit notes
P T Winter and M Jones visit Eldora to share views on the Kenns City convention and national politics. A. W. Mitterer praises fairness at the Republican gathering while Coach Rogers and family head to Illinois. Discussion covers Hoover Curtis and Smith with local reflections on labor, farms, and orphan care in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Winter
M. Jones
Altoona
Kennys City
Hunter
Mr. Winter
Des Moines
Mr. Jones
Rogers
Champusign
Ill
University of Illinois
Cedar Falla
Illinois
Rogera
Eldora
Hoover Pledges to Lead on Republican Ticket
Herbert Hoover, nominated for President on the Republican ticket, responds to the party telegram with a concise pledge. He emphasizes duty, opportunity given by America, and the need for leadership to secure prosperity, peace, and national defense. He cites his service in two cabinets and the mission to aid afflicted nations, and asserts the convention will uphold party principles to guide policy. The message notes the push for economic reform, agriculture relief, and steady leadership across government and business. Church notes follow, urging missions, prayer, and a joint Christian Churches gathering at Bethel Grove.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
California
Iowa
West Branch
Towe
Senator Curtiss
Kansas
Hubbard
Curtis
Wichita
Rose
U. S
al Smith
New York
United States
Hoover
America
Church of Christ
Women's Missionary Society
Bethel Grove
Rhetorical snippets hint at social and weather notes
A collage of observations questions pay for housewives at fifteen dollars weekly, praises heavy rainfall, mentions a rodeo funds the fall association, and notes Father’s Day, responsibility, and a humorous fish tale. The boisterous tone blends social commentary and quaint local color.
Morning Worship and Jubilant Community Dinner in Eldora
Community activities begin with morning worship and a basket dinner, followed by an afternoon service. Eldora hosts a seventy fifth anniversary celebration at 7 00 PM with Grace Poole leading the Senior Endeavor and Naomi Reece leading the Senior Evangelical group. Also notes farm trends and acreage figures from Iowa reports.
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Pattic Ton
Eldora'a
Grace Poole
Naomi Reece
Rodeo visitors and local social calls noted in Eagle City
Several residents attended the Eldora Rodeo last week. Local callers included J. L. Welch and a New Providence son in Clayton Lambright’s home. A. D. Pierce visited Storm Lake. Rev. Britell and family stopped by Ackley. Iowa Falls visitors inquired in the area. Weekend social visits and crop needs were mentioned along with river fishing by William Fisher and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
J. L. Welch
Song
New Providence
Clayton, Lambright
Re. A. D. Pierce
Howard Pierce
Storm Lake
Britell
Ackley
Marshall Scott
John Simpson
Iowa Falls
Clayton Lam
Pierce
Marshall
William Fisher
Bill
A. D. Pierce
Charley Bird
Sam Volk
Clayton Lambright
Sherman Shaner
Harold
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Sherman W. Needham
Thompson
E. Kiser
Ed Meredith
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Nebraska
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Folke
Bob la Follette
Wisconsin
Hammill
Ginger
James Goon
Congress
Western
Chicago
Good
You
Sherm
A. W. Mitterer
Moses
A. W
Mullenbach
Kanana City
Urtis
Mitterer
Kangas
John Boylan
E. Zerwekh
Davenport
von Krog
Rotary Club
Zerwekh
Perry
Geraus Ral
Marrinee
Mickie
Fall Association
Jonah
Weather and Crop Bureau
Linn
Lyon
Naneor
Eagle City
Albert T. Reid
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