Federal commission orders Normaneker off air pending appeal
KYTNT operator Normaneker is ordered off the air by the FCC and has secured a stay until a court hearing. The action follows his extravagant and abusive broadcasting, described as self created trouble, with medicine reportedly unprescribed by medical associations and supplied by those aware of franchise abuse.
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In Toronto Convention the W C G T U Favored Drafting a League Request
The WCGTU gathered in Toronto and supported drafting a formal request to present to the League of Nations requesting representation or action. The outcome emphasizes international cooperation and shared labor concerns.
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Global price controls fail to stabilize major commodities
The text discusses attempts by nations to fix prices for rubber, coffee, sugar, and wheat, noting that Brazil Cuba and Italy pursued artificial price targets but results were short lived and harmed consumers. It argues no country can unilaterally set prices for broad commodities.
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Enggland
Brazil
Cuba
Federal Farm Board
What Makes Times Tight
In Vermilion a Republican column laments a mood of low spirits and rising living costs. It notes 15 billion gallons of gasoline used by U.S. drivers last year and taxes on consumption totaling 494 million dollars, blaming leisure travel and social outings for the strain.
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What We Owe to the Farm Board
The Lexington Herald notes criticism of the Farm Board, arguing prices were kept low and farmers benefited from its interventions. It claims farmers have more money now than they would have without the board’s actions in agriculture.
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Look Out Fer Bloat In Live Stock On Clover
Fragmentary OCR text mentions clover, livestock bloat risk, and a rural setting. It references names such as Rena Finckley and others, with scattered notes on weather and local events. The readable portion centers on agricultural concerns and farm life, lacking clear dates or a cohesive narrative.
Summer shelter plants for poultry chicks guidance
Parmer and others note that summer enclosures for chicks aid growth and health. Experts like Mr Whitfield stress ventilation fresh air and space. traditional wire netting and shelter frames protect birds while allowing shade and ground cleanliness.
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Notice of Sheriff Sale in Jones County Iowa
Public auction set for July 11 1931 at 9 a.m. in Anamosa Iowa to satisfy a May 25 1931 district court judgment in favor of T L Green against James P and Mary Daugherty plus others. Property includes parts of sections 16 and 17 in township 85 north range 1 west with Clay Cemetery Association exclusion. Sheriff W H Frazer to conduct sale with rights of redemption. Attorney Coxsee & Coxsee listed for plaintiff.
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Rose Green
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Administrator's Notice of Estate Settlement
Public notice states the administrator for Maria Rickal Cola’s estate in Montieth Iowa requires all claimants to file with the court and demands immediate payment to avoid further action. The notice is dated May 12, 1921, and signed by Z. Reed as administrator and attorney for the estate.
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Monticello Council Debates Fire Equipment Use
Monticello Iowa council discusses abandoning city fire apparatus for country fires as farmers plan to buy equipment. The minutes approve street work and a water bond resolution, with voting showing all ayes and no nays.
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City Council Motion Recorded On Local Businesses
The motion lists a series of business names and addresses including Kay's Drug Blaze and several cafes and restaurants. The council vote shows Ayes Hoag Matthiessen Hayes Cans with no Nays and no absentees, then the council adjourned. Mayor FIRST and city clerk Ray Bechternacht attested the record.
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