Ford's by products and farm link key to prosperity
Henry Ford predicts a boom as agriculture and industry merge, citing soybeans and wheat chaff as materials for automobile bodies and a chemurgic sheet tested by Ford. He argues farming and industry must partner for national salvation. Roosevelt may seek a third term amid family involvement concerns. Alberta's mixed society and Iowa's road program show broader change, with Iowa paving more roads than California and plans to invest nearly 6 million in road construction.
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Henry Ford
America
Ford
Iowa
California
Iowa State Highway Commission
Do Not Pin Faith On Prices Or Speculation
Do not rely on daily press price predictions. Farmers should sell when ready and leave market guesses to speculators who risk losses. It argues feeding birds in winter pays in dollars and cents, protects crops, and makes a hobby, noting cardinals visiting the yard.
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Izaak Walton
Public officials debate cause of recession and cure
The piece critiques officials for blame games over the recession. Roosevelt accuses press and big business, opponents blame his policies, while calls rise for action over attribution. It urges cooperation between government and business, sensible recovery laws, and a united front to restore confidence.
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Sioux City Journal
Roosevelt
Dorothy Thompson
New York Herald Tribune
Hamilton Fish
New York
Supreme Court
Senator Norris Hints Roosevelt Third Term Bid
The Nebraska senator suggests President Roosevelt may face a forced bid for a third term. He recalls the president’s claim to be the only man to return to the senate to carry on his policy and work. The piece argues neither Roosevelt nor Norris can secure a third-term win and views Norris as voicing the feasibility of such a candidacy.
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Roosevelt
Ccmein Register
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Republican advisory committee headship eyed by Frank
The Togan Observer notes Glenn Frank is likely to lead the Republican advisory committee with Mr. Hoover said to have approved the suggested appointment. The piece comments that such sentiment should have been restrained, and mocks the idea that Hoover still commands the party even if he were dead.
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Togan
Glenn Frank
Republican Advisory Committee
Hoover
Streets Safer Than Home Says Expert
Richard Vernor of the Western Actuarial Bureau warns in Rotarian Magazine that home accidents outpace traffic deaths, citing a 1936 38 study from National Safety Council data and Cook County hospital records. He details kitchen hazards stairs slips falls and neglected用品, urging household safety measures and orderly, fire free practices to protect families.
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United States
Richard
Vernor
Western Actuarial Bureau
National Safety Council
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Mr. Vernor
Phelps Names 10 Best Books for 1937
Yale professor William Lyon Phelps selects ten top novels and ten top non fiction works for 1937 in Rotarian Magazine January issue. Fiction picks include A Mighty Fortress Northwest Passage Emma and The Devil and Daniel Webster among others. Non fiction selections feature Eleven Years Younger Life with Mother Showman Present Indicative and Bulwark of the Republic plus other titles.
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William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
Rotarian Magazine
Ction
LeGrand Cannon, Jr
Northwest Passage
Kenneth Roberts
Emma
Louis Paul
Devil
Daniel Webster
Stephen Vincent Benet
Joan Beaty
Ezekiel
Elvira Garner
Jonn Cornelius
Sir Hush Walpole
Light Woman
Zona Gale
Erich Kastner
Rumbin Galleries
Booth Tar- Kington
Gelett Burgess
Clarence Day
William A. Brady
Noel Coward
E. J. Simmons
Burton J. Hendrick
Lewis Galantiere
Carolyn Wells
Paul Elmer More
Alan Villiers
Taxpayers organize to curb undue taxation in Woodbury County
Rural Woodbury County leaders like B. M. Stoddard of Sloan and C. C. Cope Land of Correctionville spearhead a taxpayers movement. The effort aims to protect residents from excessive taxes and encourages public participation in the cause.
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Danbury Review
Woodbury County
B. M. Stoddard
Sloan
C. Copeland
Correctionville
Farmers boost pig production prompts Wallace inquiry
Iowa farmers increased pig production by 12 percent amid debate over whether the move had the knowledge or consent of Wallace. The Times-Republican questions how Wallace might respond to the change and its implications for local farming and policy.
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Marshalltown ‘Times-Republican
Iowa
Wallace
One of Those Things Sac City Sun
The Sac City Sun notes the New Deal remains entrenched and unworthy of Hoover’s respectful hearing or a fair trial. It contends Americans must wait as the program supposedly weakens day by day.
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Sac City
Herbert Hoover
Iowa Health Department Aims for Healthy New Year 1938
In a year end message the Iowa State Department of Health thanks all who aided public health in 1937. It notes progress in clean water, disease reporting, safe motherhood, and efforts against venereal disease tuberculosis cancer diabetes and pneumonia. It pledges continued vigilance and a slogan for a healthy state and happy people.
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Iowa
Iowa State Department of Health
University Gets Rich Railroad Collection
Levi O. Leonard was chosen in 1918 to compile a definitive history of the Union Pacific. He gathered extensive manuscript material including diaries, reminiscences, and the papers of Thomas C. Durant, with work highlighted by Jack T. Johnson in The Palimpsest.
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Promontory Point
Union Pacific
Atlantic
Pacific
Grenville M. Dodge
Edwin L. Sabin
Levi O. Leonard
Leonard
Burlington
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railroad
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
West
Rock Island
State Historical Society
Iowa City
Thomas C. Durant
Jack T. Johnson
the Palimpsest
Iowa land soil loss claim blasted as exaggeration
Ed M. Smith rebuts a radio claim cited from Iowa State College that 90 percent of Iowa land has lost 40 to 50 percent of its top soil. He calls the statement libelous and argues erosion affects only some southern Iowa hillsides, not the state as a whole, urging accuracy in public discourse.
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Alberta
Canada
Ed M. Smith
Winterset
Madisonian
Iowa
Iowa State College
Southern
No Man’s Land
Possible cross party ticket in 1940 campaign
The Cherokee Times notes the unlikely prospect of a coalition ticket featuring both regular Democrats and Republicans. It suggests a regular Democrat could run for president with a Republican as vice president, a pairing that would reshape party lines.
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Cherokee Times
President urges talks as economy tops agenda
The Atlantic News-Telegraph reports the president pressing Congress to renew focus on the economy while warning of stalled progress. Critics say vacation spending rises during the holidays as key lawmakers take time off.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Congress
Glenn Frank Endorsed Against La Follette Machine
The Globe-Gazette notes Glenn Frank faced sharp opposition from the La Follette machine in Wisconsin. The recommendation highlights his stance and the political friction surrounding his candidacy.
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Mason City
Public notice of executors for Henry Rodick estate
The district court of Jones county Iowa appoints I M Rodman and P E Stimson as executors of Henry Rodick deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa January 3 1938 Locher Locher attorneys to the estate 29-4
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Henry Rodick
Anamosa
I. M. Rodman
P. E. Stimson
Locher & Locher
Notice to creditors of Anna Oltman estate in Jones County Iowa
The district court of Jones county Iowa notifies all creditors of Anna Oltman deceased to file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time for allowance or proof. Dated at Anamosa Iowa December 28 1937. The Monticello State Bank Administrator. Doxsee Coxsee Heiserman attorneys for estate.
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Anna Oltman
Anamosa
Monticello State Bank
Doxsee, Coxsee & Heiserman
Notice to creditors in the estate of John W Hoult
State of Iowa executor of the estate of John W Hoult deceased calls all claimants to file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time to be allowed or proved. Those owing the estate should pay immediately to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa December 28 1937. Executor Locher Locher attorneys for the estate 28 4
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
John W. Hoult
Final reports for discharge of executors in Jones County
Notice to interested parties that final reports and discharge applications for executors administrators guardians and trustees in listed estates have been filed in Jones county district court. A final hearing is set for January 17 1938 at 10 oclock a.m. in Anamosa Iowa.
Notice of Hearing on First Report to Sell Real Estate
In Jones County Iowa the district court will hear the executor’s first report and application to sell William B. Allen estate real property in Adair Madison counties. Hearing set for January 24 1938 at 9:00 a.m. at Anamosa courthouse. Heirs creditors and interested parties must appear to object. Executor HE Remiley attorney.
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District Court
Jones County
William B. Allen
Mabel Hunter
Grace Martin
May Hanna
L. A. Iverson
Monticello State Bank
Iowa
Adair County
Madison County
North River
Anamosa
Remiley
Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa
District court set January 31 1938 at 10 a m for final proof and probate of Henry Bowers will filed January 3 1938. Interested persons may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Clerk SEE BYERLY Jones County Iowa. Coxsee Helserman attorneys for the estate.
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State of Iowa
Jones County
Henry Bower
Said County
Byerly
Iowa
Coxsee
Coxsee & Helserman
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