22 May 1930
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
1
A public discussion urges placing large estates in trust rather than windfall lump sums. Experts warn heirs lacking business experience dissipate wealth within seven years, recommending trusted trustees to manage disbursements and safeguard continuity.
The Iowa Supreme Court unanimously upholds the state's fraudlent banking statutes. The Bevins case centers on S H Bevins former president of the First State Bank of Hawkeye. The decision holds U S Supreme Court rulings apply to national banks and do not void Iowa’s state bank laws. Census data show population declines in northwestern Iowa and several southern counties due to coal mine closures and miner migration, with Monroe County notably affected.
In the primary senatorial campaign Governor Hammill protests personal attacks while noting he initially targeted ten of the state's congressmen. Congressman Cole rebuked the moves and Mr Dickinson quickly defended the associates. A candidate who touts a record should not complain when it is scrutinized.
A new book by William H. Allen of the Institute of Public Service analyzes John D. Rockefeller’s immense fortune. Using a billion dollar base, the author imagines extraordinary spending and gifting scenarios to illustrate the scale of wealth, comparing it to biblical dates and global figures.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette explains it does not back any of three Republican contenders for governor. It expresses friendship for Secretary of State Ed M. Smith a Republican regular who opposes tax increases and extravagance. The piece notes Smith favors enforcement and equalization of present taxes and administration economy to avoid new taxes.
The Sioux City Journal extols Calvin Coolidge as one of America's finest ex presidents. It notes his voluntary retreat from public life since leaving office, his discreet international travel, and his preference for privacy in Northampton and away from prying attention.
The editorial asserts pride in government despite faults and frames patriotism around recognizing flaws while honoring the system. It defends civic loyalty and criticizes careless pessimism about public institutions.
A clippings page mix includes a amused exchange about a dog devouring a slipper and a waiter mishap in a restaurant. A traveling salesman jokes about the flood and ark while a mother and child recall a piano show. A payroll listing shows local officials and jurors with numerous small payments.
Manchester Press notes complaints from Wisconsin farmers about a rising land tax despite an income tax claiming replacement. The piece cites Dan Turner's assurance and Iowa farmer reactions, urging a broader look at tax shifts and perceived burdens.
Chicago AP dispatch reports Judge Francis B. Allegretti told a lecture that the University of Wisconsin is a hotbed of radicalism while attempting to convert three young men from the communist faith. The three were arrested for disorderly conduct after visiting a police station to reclaim seized communist literature.
Des Moines Resister contests the Supreme Court as sole interpretive authority arguing Congress must set national policy and notes courts merely interpret acts. Sioux City Journal urges a vigorous White House fight with Congress and supports Hoover taking bold action to counter opposition tactics.
Dr L J Swift osteopathic physician offers general practice with in city or country calls. Office located in the Burrichter building. Phone 236.
Dr George Albery is listed as veterinary surgeon and dentist with a 171 phone line. Office and hospital are one block north of the post office and calls are answered day or night.
A three year graduate with nine years of professional experience lists office and residence contact details. Office phone 3SW and residence phone 270W are provided for outreach.
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