27 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1936
Page
1
A fragmented draft paragraph notes unsettled voters planning a protest while predicting the two leading parties will decide the outcome. The scene hints at civic tension as voters weigh options and await the electoral result.
A garbled notice mentions an American Bar offering a world of adventure and outlets. The text is largely unreadable with many broken phrases and illegible names.
Fragmentary OCR text with mixed letters and garbled words yields no coherent event or names. The readable parts do not form a clear person, organization, or place and lack a concrete actionable item or outcome.
The report notes a decline in corn imports over the five prior years, with imports for the last year lower than the previous year and continuing downturn across four earlier periods, reflecting reduced foreign supply.
The letter from the Department of Commerce criticizes New Deal levies and foreign imports, claiming they hurt American producers. It cites import figures and flags penalties on corn and hog products while hay butter and beef flood the market. Farmers demand an end to the bond and protection for domestic agriculture.
Agi Latvan has been started in Iowa to permit the private sale of Myuor under present laws. The state maintains stores in various Virginia and cities. Several dis-
A harsh review of post New Deal treaties shows U S foreign trade balances shrinking as imports surged and exports fell in early 1930s data. Germany remains blocked while gains with other partners lag, with shifts in favorable balances cited against the United States.
James Adams in The Living Jefferson accuses the New Deal administration of broken pledges to the people and undermining self government by seeking personal approval of the president. Scribner's publishes Adams, noted author of Founding of New England and The Epic of Americas.
A WIND radio poll across Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio Iowa and Wisconsin shows Governor Alf Landon ahead of President Roosevelt by about two to one. Landon collects over 12 000 votes while Roosevelt lingers under 6 000 and minor candidates Lemke Browder and Thomas total about 1 500.
Frank Knox of Worcester Mass argues that restricting production raises prices lowers real wages and harms living standards. He says such policies lead to bread lines ration cards and autocratic government rather than democracy.
An Iowa editor argues private liquor sales may be bad but no worse than sales under direct political control. The piece reflects growing public sentiment for reform and questions the current state management.
The editorial writer of the Cedar Rapids Gazette argues the tax refund recently announced by the Herring administration is a mournful joke, outlining its flawed structure and political implications.
A garbled text fragment references Wuxi and California, mentioning laws, poets, and imagined events. It includes unclear names and dates, with scattered phrases about weeks and expected changes, but no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal notice with names Paul Schutt and Vanderaghed, dated Ateiona Tove and August. It references a court action and requests denial of a plea, with attorneys listed as Weecular Dowie Dower Hebernii.
Final report of Pad I Sehuets as executor of the estate of Gerbil H Hawke, filed in Jones County Iowa. The hearing is scheduled at the district court in Anamosa Iowa, August 22 1946. Interested parties may appear to file exceptions and show cause why the report should not be approved. BYERLY, Clerk.
District Court in Jones County Iowa announces probate of the will of Andrew Ambuehl Sr. filed August 1936. The court set September 7 for hearing. all persons concerned must appear and show cause if any. Clerk Dunn Locher & associates sign off on the notice.
Public notice states that the administrator of the estate of Sarah in Jones County has been appointed. Creditors must file claims with the Clerk of Court, sworn to, by a stated deadline. The notice is dated August in Anamusa and signed by Doxsee, attorneys for the estate.
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