Wisconsin La Follette faction urges new progressive Republican label
The article discusses Wisconsin politics in 1934 with the La Follette family leveraging a "progressive Republican" banner to attract votes from Democrats. It notes Roosevelt’s stance, party reactions, and the plan's chances, suggesting the shift may take elections to prove effective.
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Uncle Sam and the danger of government aid
The piece warns that while government help aids the needy, excessive spending may foster laziness in some, especially a younger class prone to seek favors with little effort. It contrasts belief in self help with a critique of reliance on Uncle Sam.
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Uncle Sam
Lone
Berince Gass
Roosevelt notes Japanese progress in Hawaii and politics
The article observes President Roosevelt on his Hawaiian tour noting Japanese growth and political engagement in the islands and warns of potential implications if US Japan tensions rise. It also reports on drought impacts in the dry belt with shortages in surface water but abundant underground supplies, uniquely tapping deep wells in older states.
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Roosevelt
Hawaiian Islands
Astronomer Leaves Minneapolis for Europe
The noted astronomer who concluded the sun was cooling has departed for Europe. His warm friends stood by him during the farewell remarks.
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Minneapolis Journal
Europe
Heavier tax and inflation warned by Sioux City Journal
Editorial argues for higher taxes as government expenses rise with public spending. It notes administration officials eye larger revenues, while budget balancing remains uncertain amid a looming national tax debate in 1935.
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Sioux City Journal
Tvnager
Washington
Roosevelt Admired by Intellectuals Says Critics
The late President is described as favored by radicals and liberal critics who say intellectuals have driven policy. They claim congress acted on statutes shaped by these groups, while Roosevelt enjoyed their company and felt at ease with them.
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Congress
Mr Roosevelt
Master Mind Rules Beer Legal Non Intoxicating
Independence Bulletin Journal reports a ruling from the attorney general that beer at 4 percent is non intoxifying. Any arrested driver who proves only beer consumption may be released despite alleged intoxication, a decision seen as hotly controversial and confusing to readers.
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Independence Bulletin Journal
Attorney General’s Office
Attorney General's Office
Stamp design changes eyed to curb counterfeits
An editor weighs the cost and logistics of altering stamp designs to fight forgery. He notes large billboard sized stamps, color and size variations, engraving equipment shifts, and Watermark secrecy. The piece questions how many sites have been used since March 1 1933 and estimates costs near a quarter million dollars.
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Eureka Tt
Secret Service
Roosevelt speech probes rights under the NRA
A fragmentary passage recalls President Roosevelt asking if any rights were curtailed by the NRA. The text then critiques bureaucracy and government controls on leisure time, noting a New York woman’s hardship and broader state intervention.
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NRA
New York
Russia
Unheard Of Falls Argus-Leacer In Bae Tope
Fragmentary note describes uncertain events at Tope, with unclear names and generic statements about feeding one's own business. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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Bae Tope
Jones County Fair Readies Another Week of Local Tradition
The 81 year old Jones county fair, a long standing county institution, prepares to entertain residents next week. It has thrived through varying weather, paying its premiums in full with good management cited as the main spring of its success.
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American Librarians Tour England and Europe
A report on American librarians visiting Shakespeare’s England and major libraries in Oxford London Paris and beyond The trip includes Stratford upon Avon Shakespeare’s birthplace Anne Hathaway’s cottage Kenilworth and Warwick castles Oxford University Thames boating and the British Museum while noting library systems cataloging and funding differences English libraries offer free UK publications to four major repositories and the National Central Library as a clearinghouse The piece also highlights the American Library in Paris and the impact of the dollar devaluation on Americans abroad.
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Southampton
England
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Stratford
Elizabeth
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Addiot
Browning Dickens
Y S&s Pauls
Lord Kitchener
British Museum
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United Kingdom
National Central Library
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Bibliotheque Nationale
Paris
American Library
Ish
American Library Association
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Mount Vernon
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Book Clubs Feature July August Selections in Iowa Book News
The note lists tour details for next month's Iowa Book News with an editor member of the tour. It cites several book club selections including Modern American Prose edited by Carl Van Doren, Holy Deadlock by A. P. Herbert, Conquest of Tibet by Sven Hedin, Science for a New World edited by Crowther, and religious and Catholic picks. It also notes a personal observation by Robert Quillen about well bred children and a Tipton man J. L. Buck, 48, found dead in his garage, hanging by a chain, survived by widow and daughter.
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A. P. Herbert
Scientific Book Club
Tibet
Sven Hedin
Science
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U. S
H. P. Douglass
Damascus
F. A. Spencer
Catholic Book Club
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Concha Espina
Strong Man
George Shuster
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Clovis G
J. L. Buck
Tipton
Executor's Notice and Probate Filing in Jones County Iowa
Public notices announce the appointment of William Holub as executor of the estate of William Kehoe in Jones county Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk and debtors pay promptly to avoid costs, dated August 9 1934 in Anamosa. The second notice declares probate proceedings for Joseph Loetscher filed July 31 1934 with August 27 1934 set for final probate at the Jones county district court.
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Jones County
State of
Iowa
Wiliam
Kehoe
Anamosa
A. D
William Holub
J.J. Locher
Probate notice for Edward Hoyt will in Jones county Iowa
On August 6 1934 the court received a paper claimed as the last will of Edward Hoyt deceased in Jones county Iowa. A time for final proof and probate is set for August 4 1934 at 10 o clock in the May term. Notice states all interested may appear to show cause why probate should not be admitted. LEE BYERLY Clerk of District Court Julia A Fearde Deputy Doxsee Doxsee Heiserman attorneys for estate.
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State of Iowa
Jones County
Ss. District Court
Joseph Loetscher
State of
Iowa
Edward Hoyt
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