Reflections on World Turmoil and Mexican Religious Strife
A historic ethical critique notes perpetual rivalries among nations despite progress in wealth and science. It highlights German aggression, rising European armaments, Japan’s expansionism, and South American conflicts. The piece condemns Mexico’s religious clashes and urges protection of religious rights as in the United States.
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Europe
Lfe
Germany
France
Italy
Austria
Slovic
Japan
United States
South America
Mexico
State Income Tax Increases With General Assembly Rules
Unmarried individuals face tax on income over 600 while heads of family have exemptions of 1200. Deductions include U. S. government payments, cash sales of personal or real estate, gifts, debts, and charitable contributions. Farmers must report cash sales of farm products. Schedules arrive before January 1 with tax due for 1934. delinquent after April 1. Prompt filing advised to avoid extra costs.
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General Assembly
U. S
Clark
Prohibition Repeal Sparks Critique of Bootlegging in Iowa
The piece argues repeal failed to curb bootlegging and praises strict enforcement. It notes Chicago and Iowa conditions remain worrisome, urging action against unlawful intoxicant sales and criticizing selective enforcement under New Deal programs. It calls farmers to consider census jobs aligned with administration allies.
Care and Courtesy Needed On The Road
The Pathfinder editorial argues automobiles have killed and injured far more than wars, urging drivers and pedestrians to heed rights on shared streets. It cites 1933 30 000 deaths and 851 000 injuries, blaming carelessness and disregard for rules, signals, and safe conduct.
Old World drift toward war sparks U.S. noninvolvement
Sioux City Journal argues the old world teeters on war with danger surpassing 1914. It says a U S stance will remain neutral and not a combatant despite European alignments and looming conflict. Anamosa Eureka reports a car incident with a uniformed man and a State Patrol sign, while Marlette notes opposition to a state police force for taxpayers.
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Sioux City Journal
Europe
Journal
United States
Anamosa
Eureka
Iowa City
Rural teachers hit by wage cut while liquor clerks earn more
The Iowa legislature cut rural teachers to 360 per year while liquor store clerks receive 960 per year, nearly three times as much. Critics wonder why rural educators are penalized for educational work and whether liquor store workers are valued more.
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Iowa
Iowa Liquor Stores
Townsend cash pensions and Byrd echoes in Marshalltown voice
A reader complains the Townsend pension critique chased subscribers away while urging broader support for a $200 monthly pension. The column defends Byrd Antarctic discovery as brave but notes no habitable gain, then urges timely auto payments to sustain business growth amid postwar demand.
Anamosa County Supervisors Meet to Audit Election Claims
Anamosa Iowa November 14 1934 the Jones county board of supervisors convened to audit election claims and authorize payment after poll books are properly executed. The session also approved executive council assessments and levy details including soldiers bonus moneys and poll tax guidelines.
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Anamosa
Board of Supervisors
Shimerda
Matthiessen
Harms
Holst
Russell
Election Board
G. A
Lass Dyetble Gteerel Ashes
Anda
Castle Grove
Center Junction
CIAV
Fairview
Anamosa Tax and License News Highlight Local Financials
Jones county sees 171 more car plates and 40 more truck plates issued this year than all of 1933. Deputy treasurer Eric Robertson reports 4 491 car plates and 575 truck plates sold to date, vs 4 320 cars and 535 trucks in 1933. The fifth dividend of 61 percent will be paid to depositors of the Anamosa National Bank receivership, bringing total dividends to $407 800. Taxes in Anamosa will fall by about 8 mills in the 1935 school levy with bond payments completed and reduced city budget. General fund and tax millage are slated to drop, with total millage for 1935 projected at about 26.745 mills.
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Jones County
Eric Robertson
Automobile Department
C. E. Reddin
Anamosa National Bank
Anamosa
Corporation of
Revival of Republican Party Seeks Correct Direction
Davenport Times argues the revived Republican Party must be steered away from Roosevelt leftward or risk absorption. It predicts a difficult leadership landscape in 1936 or 1938 and questions the durability of the Democratic organization amid coming economic issues.
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Lavenport Times
Roosevelt
No Help for Automobilists Ackley Board Contemplates Aid Cuts
Grundy county board of supervisors plans to withhold financial assistance from paupers who own and operate cars. Tax Commissioner Fox claims half the state's autos are not listed for taxation. The Weston Democrat notes these drivers are blamed for fueling the gasoline market.
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Ackley World Journal
Grundy County
Board of Supervisors
Fox
Brer Fox
Weston Demolerat
Weston
W. Va
Public Notice: Emma Johannsen Estate Administrator Appointed
The district court of Jones county Iowa appoints Peter Johannsen as administrator of the Emma Johannsen deceased estate. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court clerk within time. debtors should remit payments promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa November 26 1934. Coxsee Coxsee Heiserman attorneys.
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Emma Johannsen
Anamosa
A. D
Peter Johannsen
Coxsee, Coxsee & Heiserman
Administratrix Notice for the Estate of Robert J Howle
State of Iowa administratrix of the estate of Robert J Howle deceased notifies all claimants to file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time. Creditors are asked to make immediate payment. Dated at Anamosa Iowa November 10 1934. Alice D Howie Administratrix Doxsee Doxsee Helserman attorneys for estate.
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Robert J. Howle
Anamosa
Towa
A. D
Alice D. Howie
Doxsee, Doxsee & Helserman
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Section 175
A bankruptcy case under section 175 schedules a first meeting of creditors. The notice specifies the debtor, the court, the date time and place of the creditors meeting and related legal procedures for filing claims and appearance.
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