24 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
1
The piece critiques President's plan to host a three day stag reception for Democrats at Jefferson Island in Chesapeake Bay. It notes invited attendees, family involvement, and potential discord with party officers amid broader concerns about currency devaluation, liquor policy, and agricultural advice in the era.
A 100 year old clipping discusses Martin Van Buren, his presidency, and debates over constitutional power. It cites banking suspensions, financial distress, and calls for accountability, Congress, and a return to constitutional norms amid harsh critique of executive overreach.
The Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune notes rising costs push daily papers higher, driving readers to radio for world news and market reports. Crime images anger some, while weekly papers remain essential for local advertising. High printing and insurance costs threaten county weeklies though households still rely on hometown papers.
A summer casserole guide outlines lamb and vegetable combinations baked in a greased dish. Dice lamb with flour and fat, brown, then place in a casserole with celery onions and seasonings. Add hot water, cover, and bake in a moderate oven until tender, serving with a crisp salad.
Eliza K Thoeni is appointed executrix of the estate of Linesin J Thoeni deceased by district court in Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file claims sworn with the clerk. debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa June 7 1937. Doxsee Coxsee Heiserman attorneys for the estate.
A Mobridge resident laments croaking frogs but praises their song as farmers shift from idle land to crop planting. The Wayne Herald reports Life magazine photos show campus students focusing on personalities and sex, with fashion college life viewed as a high life with learning to unlearn.
A Marshalltown Times-Republican opinion piece argues that publicizing names accused by Roosevelt risks politics. It suggests summoning those alleged to tax evasion to court for formal trials and proper penalties if found guilty.
A reflective piece compares Rockefeller's wealth after burial to iron washers in a grave, noting that riches are powerless in death. It emphasizes the leveling of material status in the hereafter and contrasts fame with mortality in the tenements of clay.
Public notice in Anamosa Iowa states Augusta H Farley and James B Farley as administrators with will annexed for the E. J. Farley estate. Creditors must file sworn claims. debtors must pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated June 1 1937.
The piece cautions against provoking consumers into sit down strikes, arguing such actions could echo 1932 and 1933 unrest. It warns that goading the public too far may prove disastrous for workers and the broader economy.
A University of Arizona student told her college deans she came to college to be with someone but has not yet gone as planned. The remark highlights an unexpected personal motive behind attending college in a year of routine prompts.
An Omaha World-Herald analysis questions how citizens can understand law given frequent judicial splits and frequent reversals of lower court rulings. It argues ordinary readers face confusion as high court votes hinge on narrow margins.
In Council Bluffs the Nonpareil notes tractors replace horsepower as farming gear improves in power speed and endurance. Farmers increasingly find tractors cheaper than horses, signaling a shift to horseless methods.
Mason City Globe-Gazette calls for a restored ability among readers to distinguish progress from mere change, emphasizing vigilance and thoughtful evaluation of social and political shifts.
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