19 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1939
Page
1
Guest writer Rev. Wm. J. Grossheim critiques the last days of governor Kraschel in Iowa, condemning wholesale pardons and commutations before the administration change. He questions merit versus political motive and weighs a proposed ban on pardons during election periods. He argues for prudent use of executive clemency rather than rigid law.
George A. Wilson was inaugurated as Iowa's 28th governor. His brief inaugural address praised clean politics and pledged action once the legislature drafts details. He stressed courage, accountability for malfeasance, and emphasis on the family altar as a remedy for social and national issues.
Mrs. and Mr. Thomas Moran celebrated their golden wedding at their West Cascade home on Sunday after mass at St Martin’s church. They married January 15 1859 in Temple Hill and farmed nearby before retiring to Cascade. Nine children survive with sixteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.
A long list of names and households recalls Wednesday and Sunday visits and birthday celebrations in the Zimmerman and surrounding communities. Local hosts include W R Zimmerman and Henry Freese, with numerous families attending dinners, games, and conversations.
Dr Alfred Rosenberg accuses Jewish financial backers of swaying US policy toward Germany. Americans reject dictatorial aims and anti semitic attacks praising German immigrants for their contribution to American life while denouncing persecution and propaganda.
A traveling exhibit featuring a man with out brains is described as it tours the country. The performer is seen driving a car on the road, often occupying the full lane at about 65 miles per hour.
A report describes over 1000 sharecroppers fleeing homes to roadside camps in southeastern Missouri. It criticizes agitators for worsening conditions and calls for constructive leadership to lift underprivileged families from poverty and bare existence.
editorial notes that new congressmen will learn they are largely unimportant in Washington, while the veterans already know this. It comments on the dynamics of power and influence in the capital.
The district court of Jones county Iowa publishes notice that Amelia Rabe died and a will filed January 5 1939 will come before the court February 4 1939 at 10:00 a.m. for final proof and probate. Interested persons may appear to contest the will. Coxsee Coxsee Heiserman attorneys represent the estate.
Veterinary surgeon and dentist office advertises full service hospital one block from the post office. Calls answered day and night. Phone 171.
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