01 May 1930
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented Monticello Express page discusses wartime losses, peace terms, political accusations, and the call for government changes. It mentions soldiers killed, peace debates, and ongoing election rhetoric amid chaotic OCR text.
The Freeman Journal reports a contrast in access to goods blamed on prohibition. Rich individuals can obtain items while the poor suffer, fueling debate over policy and fairness.
A fragment notes that Pian soybeans may be seeded until June with goat relief and that tests at the Ames Experiment Station show results.
Minneapolis Journal reports former president candidate Mr Coeolidge purchasing a modest Northampton property of nine acres with a Switutine pool tennis courts and flower gardens. The piece hints at whittling keeping cows and hens and notes political contrasts with James Hamilton Lewis and Ruth Hanna McCormick, plus campaign wet issues.
Wallacer Farmer lauds the Washington farm board and its chairman for vigor in applying the farm marketing act. The piece credits Legge with delivering bold action and tests of the act, while noting possible difficulties in wheat relief.
Women at the Doheny trial kissed Mr. Doheny after the verdict. The piece notes a range of women reacting with thrill to kisses from figures including Secretary Mellon and the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The article notes that purchasing a year’s supply of coal in the spring can substantially reduce heating expenses. It emphasizes timing and planning to lock in lower prices and ensure steady fuel availability for the cold months ahead.
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