Digest Polls Signal Roosevelt Setback Across States
The Digest reports 42.76 percent yes and 57.24 percent no for the new deal across 26 states with 274,830 yes and 367,881 no thus far. In Jones county eastern Democrats scramble for Anamosa post office while Dr Townsend plans a 60 plus ticket. Mussolini faces strong Western opposition as Italy backs Ethopia with limited means and Standard Oil disputes over oil sales to Italy. Egg production notes mention a lobster female laying up to 75,000 eggs in a season.
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Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Digest
Iowa
Forthcomin
Jones County
Anamosa
Democratic Party
Charles J. Cash Sr
Roosevelt in Chicago Defends Policies Against Calamity Howlers
The article reports President Roosevelt in Chicago defending his New Deal policies against critics he calls calamity howlers. It questions whether he will identify the critics and notes tensions over AAA costs, taxation, and constitutional government while contrasting past rhetoric and current campaign posture.
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Sioux City Journal
Roosevelt
Chicago
Speetie
Atlantna
Farley
Frank Kent
The
Baltimore Sun
Mr. Roosevelt
AAA
Chicaro
Sam
Hoover Commissions
Mussolini Viewed as Mad Dictator in Ethiopia War
Sioux City Journal argues the fascist leader faces desperation and possible war against all League of Nations members over oil embargo plans. It labels Mussolini as a modern Caesar and questions his mental stability and judgment amid aggression toward Ethiopia.
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Sioux City Journal
Rome
Italy
League of Nations
Mussolini
Ethiopia
League
Europe
Fl Duce
Caesar
Tabby Word Confusion and Varied Uses Traced by Lexicographers
A New York Herald Tribune piece notes readers disputed the label tabby for a photographed animal and traces the word to watered silk markings, noting uses range from brindled cats to a descriptor for a spinster. Lexicographers conclude several meanings coexist, with no single universal definition in the United States.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Res Honarmes
Webster's
Staundard
Century
New Oxford
Attabiva
Badvad
United States
Public eye waits on verdict in Sioux City case
Hampton Chronicle notes public interest in the ongoing trial against statehouse figures in Sioux City and a verdict long anticipated by the public.
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Hampton Chronicle
Sioux City
More and More Question on Legislature's Role
Mason City Globe-Garrette notes a growing question about whether representatives and senators are elected to represent their constituents or to appease the president, reflecting concern over political independence.
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Mason City Globe-Garrette
Christmas Church Programs at Reformed Church
A long Christmas Eve program at the Reformed church features hymns recitations and special music. Children and adults perform poems exercises and dialogues including Welcome Christmas Gladness My Best Gift and The Old Old Christmas Story with a concluding offering and gift distribution.
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Lloyd Mosserli
Lewis Bader
Betty Kernen
Marvin Etten
Baby Jesus
Coleen Maire
Leona Smith
Fern Decker
Dicky Steiner
Mary Lou Allamand
Madge Schneiter
Rose Schilt
Christmas Eve Pageant Sings at Local Church
Sunday school presents a Christmas program on December 22 at 5 PM with Mrs. R G Stuhler directing and Mrs. George Guyan at organ. Cast includes readers, Joseph Inn Keeper and Wise Men among many children. church services follow at 7 PM with carols and Santa Claus helpers.
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R. G. Stuhler
George Guyan
J. E. Heiserman
Mary
Margaret McNeill
Joseph—Richard Calkins
Max Palmer
Antwers
F. P
Stuhler
H. M. Carpenter Jr
C. G Thomas
George Timmins
Guyan
Lucille George
Betty Thomas
Josephine McNeill
Jean Rouyden
Josephine Ricklefs
Ruth Roberts
Wanda Podhaski
Mary Hanssen
Eloie Timmins
Jean Echternacht
Betty Lou Podhaski
Shepherds
Jack Stuhler
Billy Thomas
Buddie McNeill
James Matthiessen
Wise Men
Raymond Hodgson
Robert Phelps
Keith Dickey
Marilee Matthissen
Betty Jo Guyun
Audrey Podhaski
Janet Schemmel
Helen
Sylvia Gutensohn
Jane Stuhter
Marjorie Thomas
Susan Stuhler
Mrs. Cavan
Lone Wark
Herald Angels
the Shepherds
Cho of Angels
Bethlehem
Wisemen
Choir of
Angels
Angel
Adtote Byars
Santa Claus
Christmas program at Sunday school features many recitations and songs
A long list of participants presents a Christmas program with recitations, songs, pantomime and a Christmas story. Names include Marcella Moenk, Grace Monk, Geraldine Monk, Laura Harms, Verona Kromminga, and many others. The program culminates with the hymn Joy to the World and a closing service by the pastor and congregation.
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Marcella Moenk
Grace Monk
Geraldine Monk
Helen Gerdes
Alberta Schmidt
Edna Kray
Laura Harms
Verona
Nedra Kromminga
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Christ
Laura Ortgies
Edwin Alferts
Thomas Ahlrichs
Arlene Monk
Wendell Heiken
August Monk
Irene Hasler
Iona Harms
Kenneth Schmidt
Kenneth Ahilrichs
Ruth Kromminga
Marie Kray
Arlene Lubben
Elaine Ahlrichs
Immanuel
Richard Tiaden
Ruth Hasler
Roger Heinken
Lawrence Alferts
Robert Lubben
Lester Kray
Manger
Lorna Caspers
Helen Ahlrichs
Loretta Gerdes
Irene Siebels
Carol Caspers
Paul Barrack
All
Edwin Caspers
Ralph Krommingan
Anna Marie Ehlits
Am Jesus
Little Lamb
Ruth Mary Thalacker
Richard Schmidt
Jesus
Rudolph Tjaden
Junior Kromminga
Andrew Monk
LaVerne Rickels
Walter Ehlis
Clarence Ehlis
Albert Kray
Gerhard Kray
Edward Siebels
Christmas Program at Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church presents a Christmas program led by Pastor J Willms on Tuesday evening December 24 at 7:00. The program features an extended list of songs and readings by local congregants including Dorothy Hinrichs Edna Hinrichs Loren Harms and many others. The event includes multiple page lineups with titles such as O Come Little Children The Gift The Guiding Star and A Nice Christmas Gift and runs across pages 4 through 5.
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J. Willms
Alva Bunting
Theflen
LaVern Rickels
Joyce Otten
Dorothy Hegen
Willis Thumanun
Lois Tobiason
Erwin Stutt
Clifford Helgens
Arnold Willis
Donald Hagen
Galen Hagen
Robert Hegen
Dorothy Hinrichs
Edna Hinrichs
Loren Harms
Elda Coden
Norman Hinrichs
Evelyn Harms
Guiding Star
Milton _Harms
Florence Willms
Leanna Mae Wehling
Clifford Jansen
Henry Oaken
Lorenz
Dorothy Rieken
Manger
LaVern
Marvin Englebarts
Elda Stahlberg
Pauline Otten
Good Pictures
Alva Dirks
The
Bulletin Board
Alvin Lubben
John Theilen
Allen
Arlene Poppe
Jesus
Phyllis Heyen
Elnora Siebels
Little Jesus
Pauline Sicbels
Arlene Mayen
Raymond Popper
Vivian Englebarts
Eileen Bohiken
Luella Soper
Dorothy Dannemann
Willis Schafer
Dorothy Tholen
Leonid Otten
Helene Husmann
Mine Husmann
Greta Kuhns
Max Schrader
Louis Freese
Galen Kuhns
Kermit Kuhns
Milton Riexen
Iowa Electric seeks franchise to lay poles and wires in Jones county
Official notice to Citizens of Jones county states that Iowa Electric of Cedar Rapids filed a petition with the Board of Railroad Commissioners for the right to construct operate and maintain electric transmission infrastructure across public lands highways streams and private lands in Jones county beginning at the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of section 26 township 86 north range 4 west and progressing along specified lot lines to the northwest corner of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter the action seeks authority to erect and maintain lines for lighting power and heating duties with the location described by metes and bounds in the notice.
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Langworthy
Langworthy Village Franchise Hearing Filed By Iowa Board
The Board of Railroad Commissioners sets December 31 1935 at 10 a m in Des Moines Iowa for a hearing on a requested franchise to use village streets and public places. Objections must be in writing in triplicate five days before the hearing date, with representation by authorized officials.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
Des Moines
Towa
Iowa
State OF
Final Reports Hearings in Jones County Estates
Notice to all interested parties that final reports and applications for discharge of executors administrators guardians and trustees in Jones county estates have been filed. The final hearing is set for January 6 1936 at 10 o clock a.m. in Anamosa Iowa before the district court to approve or reject the reports including the Riess Stuhler estate. SEE BYERLY Clerk of the district court Jones county Iowa.
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District Court
Jones County
Riess Stuhler
Katherine R. Stuhler
Anamosa
Iowa
State of
Kate Brithing
A. D
Monticello State Bank
W. Brashaw
John A. Delscher
Lovell Corporation Promises Stock Payment On Issuance
The Lovell Corporation states stock par value of 100 per share for 150000 dollars total may be paid cash at par or by property per Iowa law. The document is dated December 1935 in Monticello and signed by Geo L Lovell president and L W Lovell secretary.
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State of
Iowa
State of Own
Monticello
Lovell Corporation
Geo. L. Lovell
L. W. Lovell
Lovell Corporation Chartered in Monticello Iowa
Notice states a corporation organized under Iowa law named The Lovell Corporation with principal business in Monticello. It will deal in real property, farm operations, livestock, farm produce, personal property, grain elevators, and securities, with up to five directors. It commenced business November 19 1935 and will terminate twenty years later.
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Lovell Corporation
Monticello
Geo. L. Lovell
Towa
L. W. Lovell
C. L. Adams
West Doran
Glendale
California
Mule Hide Granitex Siding Promoted for Home Remodels
Monticello readers are urged to consider Mule Hide Granitex Asbestos Siding for remodeling the outside of homes. The ad promotes fireproof, paint free siding via J R Barron Lumber Yard with inventory, weather notes, and delivery from 105. It touts insulation options and storm sash as long term energy savings.
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St. Anthony
M. J. Cass
Chestnut Street
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