22 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
1
The Monticello Express reports on a national gathering as the National SR Editorial Association meets under the National QR Editorial Ass 934 banner. Attendees discuss industry standards and publish trends.
The Dubuque Telegraph Herald notes construction, especially home-building, is recovering from a low point. Government and private projects boost activity, creating jobs and higher costs for materials. Building and repairing now offers savings, while aiding employment and overall economic revival.
The Sioux City Journal argues against maudlin sympathy for criminals and praises detectives. It asserts crooks are capable, calculating planners like bank robbers who map and prepare for months, challenging the notion they are feeble minded.
Manchester Press denounces the Republican minority for backing compensation restoration to veterans whose illness or injuries are not service related. The piece accuses lawmakers of political motives and using public funds for votes, contrasting last year's cuts with this election year's restoration.
The piece notes noetic justice as Roosevelt inherits the bonus debate. It recalls that two years earlier supporters stirred veterans against Hoover over the bonus, shaping Roosevelt's path as the issue lands on his desk.
The author argues the president’s proposed tariff cut of 50 percent in foreign trade is least criticized among powers sought. It claims foreign outlets are vital and attainable only if other nations receive a fair deal from the United States.
The government levy on liquor drives the average man from state stores and toward bootleggers. The old taper is blocked from buying legally, prompting him to seek out familiar bootleggers for a drink.
Rock Rapids reporter notes that many town legislators, accused of aiding and abetting in prolonging the special session, will have explaining to do to voters if they seek re election.
The Mason City Globe-Gazette argues the legislature should not delay action on traffic deaths. It urges a major objective for the next session to establish an adequate patrol on Iowa highways.
In Charleston a rich history unfolds with 18th and 19th century homes on brick streets. The piece notes Loyalist and Revolutionary eras, Fort Sumter siege, Calhoun and Hayne, and a blend of German and Catholic influence, plus famed gardens Magnolia and Middleton Place and the city’s springtime lure.
Inventory from fall 1982 shows movable and fixed property totaling 66493.75 dollars with 41786.20 dollars original and 24756.85 dollars discounted and moved. Departments list rooms and supplies including music, domestic science, art, and junior high study areas along with library and maintenance costs.
Richmond Virginia March 10 1934 J W Doxsee notes a early history interest in the New World and hints at possible disappointment with the pursuit.
Public notice states that Thomas E. McNamara and Bernard M. Fagan are administrators of Elon Pagan deceased estate in Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file claims sworn to with the court clerk and debtors should pay promptly to the estate. Dated Anamosa Iowa March 2 1934 and lawyer J J Locher represents the estate.
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