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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
1
Editorial on hog markets NRA and Missouri politics
The piece laments low hog prices and farmer losses, notes March 3 pricing declines, and critiques NRA enforcement under Gen Johnson. It criticizes bootlegging persistence, predicts liquor store protection with machine gun guards, and comments on Ex-Senator Reed’s discontent with the administration and Missouri primary dynamics.
NRA at the crossroads in Dubuque opinion columns
The editorial warns the NRA faces a turning point as government critics grow. It cites the Federal Trade Commission, the Recovery Board, and the Consumers' Advisory Board faulting codes, pricing, and monopolistic practices. It notes business leaders fear overreach and regional wage disparities risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Blue Eagle
NRA
Federal Trade Commission
National Recovery Review Board
Consumers’ Advisory Board
South
Sherman
Scott County Delegation Dominates Des Moines Democratic Caucus
In Des Moines the Scott county delegation outvoted Dubuque in the district caucus at the Young Democrats Clubs convention. Dubuque sent Frank J. FitzPatrick guiding 19 votes but Scott with 17 votes shifted to in person voting, seizing all district donors and pushing through their program amid opposition. FitzPatrick denounced the move, calling it reckless for temporary gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Pioneer
Scott County
Young Democrats Clubs
Des Moines
Dubuque County
Dubuque
Scott
Frank J. Pitt- Patrick
FitzPatrick
Anti-Wallace Farmers Call for Wallace Resignation
Des Moines delegates at a Farmers Holiday meeting numbers estimated at 2000 anti-Wallace farmers and vote to urge President Roosevelt to demand Secretary Wallace resign. Gov Lange of North Dakota and Milo Reno supported the action, with the petition presented to the national body.
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Sioux City Journal
Des Moines
Farmers Holiday Association
Roosevelt
Wallace
Lange
North Dakota
Milo Reno
Reno
South Dakota Farm Aid Appeals Highlight Despair
Republicans who opposed Hoover now face stark reality in South Dakota where 55,000 farmers, one third of the state, suffer poor relief amid drought and dust storms. Homes abandoned, livelihoods lost, communities shattered as the grim situation draws national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Hoover
South Dakota
Towa
Step in the Right Direction for Eldora Sales Tax
After a four month trial Eldora's new sales tax has become accepted with little opposition. The tax is a replacement levy not an increase, funding required programs without raising property tax. It directs renewal funds toward retail sales and replaces part of the existing property tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Hugo Johnson
Gen. Johnson
Eldora Herald-Ledger
Wanted More Horse Sense In Time Of Trouble
Marshalltown Times Republican urges plain common sense and patience to save the country. It calls for fewer coughlins and renos and more horse sense, criticizing groups chasing individual advantage over common interests.
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Marshalltown Times Republican
Sentiment Aims to Aid Mothers with Practical Care
An article argues that sentiment alone does not help mothers. progress comes from early and continuous medical supervision. It cites 1933 Iowa data showing only 25 of 21 000 expectant mothers consulted a physician before the fifth month, with high mortality from pregnancy related causes.
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Iowa
Twlee
Fichteen
Towa
Improve garden soil if your soil is unfriendly
Experts from Iowa State College advise gardeners with heavy clay or difficult soil to improve fertility and structure. Add well rotted manure and topsoil, lime to loosen the earth, and keep residues in the soil rather than burning them.
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F. P. Smith
Iowa State College Soils Department
Garner Praised for Dignity and Quiet Leadership
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes that while wishing the president continued health, it believes Garner could have fared well as president. As vice president, Garner is praised for dignified conduct and steady work in guiding administration measures through Congress, often avoiding public controversy.
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Cedar Rapids
Garner
Congress
Republican Opportunity for Iowa Republicans
Atlantic News-Telegraph argues a GOP victory in Iowa this fall hinges on active effort by party workers. It warns Democrats have built ammunition for the gap and that excessive bitterness in the primary could cost Republicans the state.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Iowa
Liquor Passbooks for Towans Go on Sale Next Month
Chairman Harold Cooper of the state liquor commission says Towans may buy liquor passbooks including purchasing permits in about ten days. The permit books will be sold at liquor stores ahead of the official liquor sales start set for about June 1.
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Borah
United States
Senate
Towans
Harold Cooper
State Liquor Commission
Man’s remark triggers wife’s fever and doctor warning
A hastily spoken word by Jude Johnson startled his wife, causing her fever and a doctor’s stern warning that another kind word could kill her. The physician told Johnson to keep quiet, replying you pup with harsh sarcasm.
Better Iowa Household Shortcuts and Tips From ISU Faculty
Maude Sharf explains a method to get three stockings from two pairs by pairing matching good ones. ISU home economics staff share practical tips on cleaning, peeling, baking, and cooking to simplify daily life and improve efficiency.
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Iowa
Maude Sharf
Iowa State
Iowa State College
Louise L'Engle
Marguerite Hopkins
Textiles and Clothing Department
Wit and humor snippets in a bygone column
A collection of jokes and quips with quick exchanges and punchlines. The humor ranges from courtroom musing to holiday quips and family banter, concluding with a payday mix up at a dentist and lawyer’s office.
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Mer
Martyrdom of Towser and Bill in a Summer Tale
A poem contrasts Towser the cat and a misbehaving boy named Bill. Neighbors scold Bill for chores and hygiene while Towser roams freely. The speaker suggests Bill will grow into a strong man and prove the critics wrong. Copyright 1934 Morning News.
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Towser
Bill
James J. Montague
Goodbye Mr Winter Poem by Folger McKinsey
A Baltimore Sun poem bids farewell to winter with imagery of robin songs and melting snow. The speaker welcomes spring and memories of May, hoping for warmer winds and blossoming life after a long harsh season.
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Goodby
Mister Winter
Mr. Winter
Arbutus
Folger McKinsey
Baltimore Sun
The Little Old Man Poem and Air Mail Opening
A poem about a stooped old man who walks daily to the end of life and a note that Germany opened the first regular transatlantic air mail service between Europe and South America. Also included is a statistic that the human heart pumps about 35 million gallons of blood in a lifetime.
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Europe
South America
Germany
Will Hiller Seeks Republican Nomination for Supervisor 1935
Political advertisement announcing Will Hiller as a candidate for the nomination of supervisor for the term beginning January 1 1935 on the Republican ticket at the June primary. Pd 46 3.
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Will Hiller
Pd-44
Republican Candidate Seeks Support for District Court Clerk Nomination
A note from W. W. Bill Hanken, a Republican candidate, declares intent to run for clerk of the district court in the June primary and solicits support.
Physician for Coroner Slates Campaign of Dr John Fraser
Democratic candidate Dr John H. Fraser runs for coroner promising medical expertise and careful investigations. The ad frames Fraser as the qualified physician suitable to oversee autopsies and public health inquiries while seeking voter support.
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John H. Fraser
Democratic
Iowa Authors Highlight Books and Public Notices
Iowa Book News reports Men Against the Sea nearing 29th thousand and Mutiny on the Bounty its precursor led October Book of the Month. Writers like Phil Stong and Ethel Hueston appear, with public notices announcing estate administration and corporate charter amendments in Monticello and Jones County.
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Iowa
James Norman Hall
Charles Nordhoff
Literary Supplement
London Times
Charles J. Dutton
England
Des Moines
Lake Erie
Foreign Legion
Prospect
Ethel Hueston
Randolph Blinn
Fraulein Frieda von Hueblin
Greenwich Village
New York
Miss Hueston
Mr. Blinn
Fraulein Frieda
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Indianapolis
Blinn
Hearst Newspapers
Junior League
Tom Duncan Johnson Prigham
Lewis Worthington Smith
Wayne Weishaar
John Studebaker
Harvey Ingham
L. Worthington Smith
Essa V. Hathaway
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Phil Stong
Mexico
Mr. Ramsey
Notice to creditors in the estate of Bridget Kehoe
The district court of Jones County Iowa notifies all claimants against the estate of Bridget Kehoe deceased to file with the clerk sworn and timely. Creditors must make payment if owed and avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa April 30 1934. J J Locher Executor and attorney for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Byerly
Jones County
Iowa
J. J. Locher
District Court
State of
John Ketelsen
Anamosa
Towa
A. D
Monticello State Bank
Bridget Kehoe
Probate of Will Observed in Jones County Court
Notice declares probate of the last will of Jennie M. Rundle filed May 4 1934 in Jones County Iowa. The court fixes June 4 1934 at 19 o'clock a.m. for final proof and probate at the May term.
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State of
Iowa
Jones County
Jennie M. Rundle
Said County
Monticello Mortgage Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Monticello Mortgage Company of Monticello Iowa with principal business in real estate and securities. Capital stock $50000, term 1933 to 1953, board of three directors, officers named, annual meeting January 10, first directors and officers listed, stockholders private property exempt from corporate debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Farm Land Company
Monticello
Iowa
Seid
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
Charles M. Luett
Monticello Mortgage Company
United States
Mary F. Carpenter
Lou D. Carpenter
Millington F. Carpenter
Monticello Mortgage Company of
Yows
Becre
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Frank
Heaven
Rosa Zagnoni Marion
Chicago Tribune
W. W
Bill” Hanken
Iowa Book News For
People
Library News and Book Reviews
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MacKinlay Kansor
Lst
Anthony Adverse
Hervey Allen
Phyllis Bottome
the Oppermanns
Lion Feuchtwanger
Sinclair Lewis
Rome Burns
Alexander Woollcott
Walter B. Pitkin
Matthew Joseph Son
Stuart Chase
Jonnie M. Rundle
American Title Association
State Title Association
DR. Burris
D. C
McNeill
Town
W. H. Null
Lowe
Earl H. Deshaw
Ofice Houra
Stuhler
C. F. Shimanek
George Alkbery
George J.wenzlick
M. D
Benadom Sanitarium
N. Sycamore Sanitarium
N. Sycamore Monticello
W. Deasee Co
A. B. J. BE. Heiserman, Doxsee, Doxses & Heiserman
Attorneys At Law
Lovell Block
L. J. Swift
Burrichter Building
J. G. Schoon
Mark
J. E. Bateman
Monticelto
Southern Hospital Atete
Charles G. Day
Monticello State ‘Bank
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