14 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
1
The piece blends reflections on public figures and stage ads with opinions on Tobacco Road and theater morals. It mentions London temperance lectures, advertising art, racial and sexual content in plays, and concerns over license enforcement. Also references Mussolini and Italian politics.
Fragmentary clipping notes the passing of the Reverend Billy Sunday in Chicago coverage. It references his era and possible tributes by Associated Press style reporting.
A Des Moines Register note questions potato taxation and price rises while warning such moves could push overproduction. It cites drivers misjudging stop distances at 40 mph, with many overestimating or underestimating required braking and faulty judgment surrounding automobile safety and control.
A chaotic recent local notice warns of the nation’s leading cause of death and urges families to beware. The piece mentions a child killed by a truck and a police officer protecting a baby, illustrating the constant threat posed by speeding and careless drivers.
In a column reflecting tax policy concerns, the writer argues that Roosevelt's potential next term would allow renewed spending, increasing government costs and demanding heavier taxes. The piece urges taxpayers to choose between party loyalty and self protection before the 1936 election.
The piece notes a drop in overall church attendance while more preachers push sermons seeking to explain the shift. It cites multiple reasons including competing outside interests and online influences eroding church ties to families and community life.
The item reports on rising meat prices and government analysis of supply issues. Officials discuss future price controls and market factors, noting past and present measures aimed at stabilizing the meat market.
A Woaster City editorial argues licenses should be revoked by authorities after youths cause trouble. It laments parental blame and aims to deter risky driving by denying minors the right to drive as the harshest possible punishment.
American farm youth gather in Chicago for the 1st National Congress of 4 H clubs tied to the 1935 International Live Stock exposition. About 1200 youths travel from states to compete in contests and demonstrations, with awards for summer and fall fairs. An auction of prize stock closes the week, while 4 H delegates select a national group in cooperation with the American Medical Association.
A News Advertiser summary notes widespread uncollected taxes across 24 states and weak rebate efforts. It warns that continuing heavy tax loads threaten the system, urging reform before it is too late, likening costly royal books to weighty metal burdens.
A World-Herald summary notes Japan expressing concern about China’s future and hints at Japan preparing to act. The piece frames regional fear and references violent historical imagery as a measure to deter ghostly unrest in contested areas.
Public notices from Jones County Iowa announce appointments as administrator and executor for multiple estates including Carl A Arduser Delia Sutherland William Troy and Fred Reuter with claims to be filed, payments due, and deadlines set. Also listed are bids for a Class B iron stairway fire escape at Monticello public school and veterinary services offered by Dr George Albery Monticello Iowa.
About 4300 pounds of paint were used to coat the dome of the U S Capitol in Washington. The job required 35 men working for roughly three months to finish.
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