Tax debate and school funding in Postwar Iowa column
Henry Wallace criticizes lower taxes without relief, urges inflation via controlled policy to ease debt burdens. He cites Hoover’s Reconstruction Finance Corporation and warns tax cuts shift burden and harm consumer costs. County tax cuts earn cautious support as schools face calls for efficiency and higher teaching standards amid conversations on salaries and budgets.
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Henry Wallace
Wallace
Farmer
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Red Oak
The Way Out Route 14 by EB Eacrett and Tom Taxon
Tom Taxon argues for a sliding scale on taxes aligned with market income changes. He warns against confiscation of capital and notes a growing gap between taxpayer income and tax due, urging downward levies, reduced salaries, and trimmed expenses to ensure future tax fairness amid economic decline.
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Route 14
EB. Eacrett
Tom Taxon
Corpl Heerzalyre Reflects on Humor and Local Gossip
The note recounts Corporal Heerzalyre resting after a period of activity and commenting on jokes about a mysterious pic ture, valentines, and a prank email. It moves to reflections on political debate, human folly, and a humorous critic of both bugs and democracy, ending with a jumble of birthday notices and local chatter.
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Heerzalyre
Notable local reflections on Farm Bureau debate and apologies
The message expresses humility and sorrow over recent events linked to Uncle George Rocement and controversial Farm Bureau abolition resolution. It cites Boehter's admonition and laments that the writer may not regain credibility after prior writings. The text hints at political tension and personal character assessments within a small community.
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George Rocement
Nic
Farm Bureau
Boehter
American Legion Promotes Home and Street Safety
The American Legion expands safety work nationwide focusing on home, school, highways. It cites 1921 accident toll with 100000 deaths, 35000 automobile victims, and receives support from the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters. A 33 page pamphlet titled Community Safety Activities for American Legion Posts guides posts on industry, home, school, and street safety programs.
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American Legion
United States
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
New York
Legion volunteers push for safer streets and stronger enforcement
Principal ettibhaste fe laid on street and highworky accents. Légion naires are almaed to pet bheck of constructive legislation of all kinds, to cooperate with authorities and civic associations in working out definite, scientific traffic enforcement, to back the dehools. In safety education and to labor for improved conditions in homes. The Legion undertakes a great work and its efforts will make life safer for us all.
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Légionnaires
Legion
American Waterfowl Natural History Series Duck Portraits
The wood duck, both sexes with crests, is unique among American ducks. Males are among the most vivid, with green blue purple plumage, drakes and females described, and nest in hollow trees often high above water. Parachuting youngsters join the family to reach ponds or lakes at woodland edges.
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China
Mexico
Mississippi Valley
United States
Abuse of Presidents Nitwits Across History
A compilation tracing how critics branded U S presidents from Washington to Wilson with terms like usurper traitor or tyrant. It notes accusations of crime immorality and corruption and argues such abuse reflects on critics more than on the presidents.
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Hoover Carrés
Arkansas City
Haz
Aisteront
Washington
Afteticin
Louis XVI
France
Wrahington
John Adams
Jefferson
Jackpot
Ettl Irving
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Clavaland
Mistreen
White House
Wilson
Wall Street
Woodpecker Varieties and Behaviors Noted in Local Avifauna
A terse field note describes several woodpecker species including the Dowty and Downy, noting they drill many holes in apple trees and nest in pines. It highlights the Red-headed woodpecker as uncommon here, with identification tips and breeding timing from May to June. It also mentions the Northern Picket common among local woodpeckers, with April to October presence and juveniles described as attractive.
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Dinmage
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the Malvern Leader
Nhwapaper
W. B. Wortmar
Malvern
Tows
National Editorial B Association
The
Board of Supervisors
Ruarastero
Ene
Amerefan
le Asfair
County Board of Supervisory
Taxpayers League
Congress
Iowa
State Department of Education
H. S
Delta
Sam Walker
Harry Market
Adolph Menjou
Adelina Pattl
Mary Garden
Cardinal Newman
Geo. Washington
Handel
Bbs
New England
Milesissippi
Nebraska
John Frazier
Tim
Atmerican
Natural History Series
U the
Efoption Capital
Gasue
J. E. Randerson Clothier
Murphy Bros
Chevrolet Co
Mulhollands Bay
EN Bay Luscaier CO
W. D. Blahawer
Mer
Malvern Cleaners
Live and Let Re Morioes
John Bacon
Blue
Kllied Meats
E Davis
R. W. Manspield Furniture and Undertaking
Malvern Trust & Bavage Bank
Nilady UF
Urs
Oas Rirkban
Alfred Hall Pelee Gu
Olor Roe
Tosure
Bure Insurance
Beckwith
the Malvern Bakery
W, Swoboda
Salliner
Sali
Piyablag
Apd
Ford Galen and
Seryian
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