05 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
1
President Roosevelt gave a Georgia address defending his expenditures while noting voter sentiment in the Literary Digest polls. Georgia shows 91.60 percent backing him in 1932 and 67.55 percent in the current poll. Iowa and other states show declines.
The Algona Advance notes plans to spend eight millions for a thousand miles of concrete sidewalks in Massachusetts. The idea may suit densely settled areas, but it seems unlikely to be adopted in Iowa where such a luxury is viewed as unnecessary.
An elderly Detroit mother writes to the press denouncing Mrs. Roosevelt and public figures she sees as setting poor examples. She praises the quiet family life of the first Roosevelt and urges a return to traditional American domestic values.
The piece argues six months after the Supreme Court ruled the NRA unconstitutional, business rebounded as fear of socialistic policy faded. It notes Roosevelt’s warnings of chaos proved unfounded and cites Literary Digest poll results across twelve states showing defense of the New Deal era.
John D. Rockefeller Jr declares dissatisfaction with denominationalism in a letter to the Northern Baptist Convention while praising ritual and creed. He advocates a single great church to wield stronger influence, arguing denominational jealousy has hindered unity for centuries.
Six hundred of the 800 kilns of trees, shrub and vines of New Zealand are found nowhere else in the world. A playful canine tale contrasts human rules with a pup’s rough schooling by experience, set against a noisy city backdrop.
A fragment notes that the relief of debtors cannot be invoked as it has been during the past year, suggesting a change or restriction in relief measures and procedures.
It notes an oversight by Secretary Farley who did not issue a Special stamp for Jimmie Walker's return. The piece also describes Amazon basin Indians sleeping with fires burning under their feet to stay warm on cold nights.
A compilation of administrator notices for Carl A Arduser and Delia Sutherland estates, plus executor notices for George W Sutherland, and a formal Jones County Iowa court bid invitation for a new courthouse. Dates range 1933 to 1938 with Anamosa as the filing place. Includes attorney listings and bid requirements under PWA guidelines.
Final reports and discharge applications of executors administrators guardians and trustees in listed estates filed in Jones County District Court. A final hearing is set for December 16 1935 at Anamosa to approve reports with interested parties allowed to appear and file exceptions. SEE BYERLY Clerk of the District Court Jones County Iowa. Julia Foarde deputy.
Board of Supervisors Jones County Iowa announces a dated notice from Anamosa November 27 19. The document cites Geo F Specht as County Auditor and outlines impending county actions and schedules.
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