Roosevelts Delegation Feud Sparks Democratic Rift
The piece notes a suspected demagogic taunt aimed at Roosevelt by Al Smith and hints at a developing split within the Democratic ranks over Roosevelt’s dominance. It cites New York’s large, often unreliable delegation and its Tammany influence, possibly foreshadowing convention friction. It also recalls Burns the noted detective and critiques a South Dakota style bank deposit indemnity plan as failed reform.
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al Smith
Roosevelt
New York
Chicago World's Fair urged to lift mood and boost economy
The piece argues that a Chicago World’s Fair would dispel gloom by shifting costs to stockholders, drawing visitors who spend in hotels and shops, and energizing the public amid hard times. It notes political effects of unemployment and praises Senator Dickinson of Iowa for keynote at the Republican convention.
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Chicago
Assumpton
Dickinson
Iowa
Middle West
Roosevelt critiques rapped dig at Smith in Jefferson Day speech
Governor Roosevelt listened to Al Smith’s Jefferson Day address and viewed the sharp barb as a wasted effort toward undermining Smith’s presidential prospects. The commentary portrays Roosevelt’s reaction to the thinly veiled attack as ineffective.
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Roosevelt
al Smith
Political reshaping and figures stir interdistrict tensions
The piece notes Jones county moving from the Fifth to the Second district, accusing lawmakers of divorcement from its old allies and labeling the area a border region between Mississippi River counties and the interior. It highlights Jimmy Walker’s push for a “more beer day,” Seabury commission fallout, and echoes concerns about Tribune influence on Illinois politics and broader fears tied to German and global leadership figures.
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Jones County
Little Belgium
Iowa
Jhuifer
Mississippi River
Jimmy Walker
Tammany
New York City
Seabury Commission
Walker
Wisconsin Delegates Support Hoover at Republican National Convention
Wisconsin delegates favor renomination of Hoover signaling a continuation of his administration. The American Banker notes last week bank suspensions were at a low since 1928 with six suspensions and four openings.
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Wisconsin
Hoover
Iowa Senators and the Call to Retire a Misrepresentative
The Chicago Tribune laments Iowa's failure to unite against a senator who does not reflect the state's true interests. It praises the solid citizenry that supports national governance and urges action to retire the representative to benefit Iowa and the nation.
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Chicago Tribune
Senate
Iowa
Brookhart budget plan likens deficit fix to printing money
Senator Brookhart proposes balancing the federal budget by printing more money to pay the deficit, a notion critiqued as similar to a colonel using a renewed promissory note to discharge debts.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Brookhart
Germany Tried Inflation
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes Germany’s inflation devalued marks as printing presses ran, recalling how initial limits failed and warning the United States to heed the lesson.
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Sioux Falls
Germany
United States
Jones County Farm Bureau Week Calendar and Meetings
Jones County Farm Bureau lists the week of meetings including Greenfield 4 H Club and Y M C A events. Holsinger horticulture talks attracted attendees though turnout lagged. Seed corn disease concerns and seed treatment urged amid demonstrations on cost breaking and horse handling.
Demonstration On Horse Hitching Draws Farmers In Iowa
Farmers and Farm Bureau ladies in Jackson township attend a horse hitch demonstration led by Mr. Linn. Several teams from four to twelve horses show hitch methods, with lunch provided and bulletins available. County agent offers assistance. plans for another demonstration and Better Homes Week activities follow. Florence Forbes assists with girls club leaders training on April 28.
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Wyoming
Lovell
Castle Grove
Greenfield
Martello School
Farm Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Professor Holsinger
Jones County
Holsinger
Earl Byerly Farm
The
Horse Association
Linn
Home Economics
Iowa State College
Florence Forbes
Extension Service
Miss Forbes
Girls Learn Room Decor and Craft Skills at Club
Members will select and build room accessories to add color, comfort, and convenience. They will craft book covers portfolios and waste baskets and receive closet and dresser organization tips. The program also includes music memory work and a picture memory contest with images such as Flower Girl of Holland and Madonna of the Chair.
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Holland
Paris
Age of Innocence
Italy
Radio guidance on crops risks for Iowa farmers
Radio programs spread crop and soil advice nationwide. Promoters push pleding kudzu? Actually dod: pespedeza or Japan clover booms. It suits southern regions but fails in Iowa and may bring weed seeds like horse nettle. Local authorities should verify recommendations before adopting new hay crops.
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Japan
United States
Iowa
Ben Franklin The Life of Fun and Frugal Wit
A compact portrait of Ben Franklin’s long life centered on his playful spirit and cautionary advice. The piece frames his career as a balance between enjoying life and urging restraint, highlighting his enduring wit and public philosophy.
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Ben Franklin
Theo Martin Announces Candidacy for State Representative
Republican candidate Theo Martin of Martelle Iowa declares his bid for state representative subject to voter approval at the primary on June 6. He outlines party affiliation and candidacy details in a formal notice.
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Iowa State College
Hosford Seeks Republican Nomination for Jones County Supervisor
S M Hosford of Monticello Iowa announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for Jones county supervisor. The term starts January 1 1934 and primary contests in June are noted with a request for votes.
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Jones County
S. M. Hosford
Monticello
Iowa
Candidacy Declared for Republican Primary in 2nd District
The speaker announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for Representative in Congress from the 2nd District in the upcoming June primary. This formal declaration signals entry into the race and aligns with party process.
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Congress
Smith Name Meaning Linked to Iron Work
The name Smith is described as a British family surname deriving from the occupation of an iron worker, reflecting historical craft origins and social standing.
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Smith
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Moent
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Pinkertons
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South Dakota
Len Small
Tlinois
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Timnois
General Hindenbure
Hitler
Senator Brookhart
Jones County Farm Bureau
Better Homes
Club Leaders School
Theo Martin
Martelle
Frank W. Elliott
Standard Oil Company
Atlas
Green Atlas
AB. Co
Volun Atlas Sales CO
3Rd Ave. W
Earl H. Deshaw, M.D
Stuhier's
DR. Burris
D. C
McNeill
W. H. Null
J. W. Doxsee
C. A. Doxsee
Doxsee
Doxsee Attorneys At
Lovell Block
George Albery
A. M. Maurice
L. J. Swift
Burrichter Building
J. G. Schoon
Monticello, Iowa
Mark
Rock of Ages
J. E. Bateman
Safe Deposit Safety Deposit Boxes
State Bank
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