Widows in Politics and Local Presses Echoed Sentiments
A town newspaper letter decries widow succession to political office, argues governors court such appointments for power, and notes public indifference to individual complaints. It also praises George Bye of the Anamosa Eureka, lauds editor Niles, recalls Italian captives, Tripoli war actions, and critiques liquor laws and urban alcohol availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bye
Anamosa Eureka
Eureka
George
Mr. Niles
Department Store Of News And Taste In One Local Paper
An editorial playful column likens a hometown newspaper to a department store offering diversions for every reader. It uses humor about readers choosing items like cheese and clothing to show editorial variety and the range of content in a paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Waupaca
Wis
Mill Street
Sumietianis Lally
Behnke
Acu
Republicans pledge to oppose New Deal costs in 1936 race
The Sioux City Journal argues the central issue of the 1936 campaign is government spending under Franklin D Roosevelt. It warns that continued New Deal programs will raise taxation and debt, urging voters to curb spending at the polls in November 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sioux City Journal
Washington
Franklin PD
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Carter H. Glass
Virginia
Jefferson Bee
Liquor Commission Head Charged in Iowa Scandal
Bernard E Manley chairman of the liquor commission faces charges over sending state liquor seals amid a growing Iowa liquor controversy. The muddle prompts calls for a swift cleanup as political and economic tensions mount. editorials weigh Roosevelt reelection and debt concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Bernard E. Manley
The
Liquor Commission
Iowa
America's Buying Surge Pushes Retail Ahead in 1935
Record shows the nation’s buying burst as cash in circulation climbs 51.664 million over midsummer 1933 levels. Savings banks rise, dividends resume, and retail sales surge across principal fields led by Chicago’s Merchandise Mart. Car and truck output hits a high, gasoline use soars past eight billion gallons in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Inset
Jd. Reed
Maine
California
Mutual Savings Banks
The
Mart
T. J. Reed
Activ
Ity
the Mart
Observance calls for thoughtful action over armament in Muskegon Heights
In Muskegon Heights Michigan a civic message urges focused thinking on world needs and humane goals. It contrasts mass thinking with the impact of indiv idual conviction and stresses arbitration, service, and universal peace. It condemns short term profiteering and urges prompt bill payment to support reliable merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon Heights
Mich
Credit and cash ethics in small town commerce
Spint Pennsylvanian discusses fairness to merchants who extend credit. It urges debtors to communicate whenpayments are difficult and arrange partial settlements rather than abandoning bills. The piece notes the burden on merchants who collect promptly and warns against shifting purchases elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spint
Punxsutawney, Pa
War in Ethiopia and Italy Raises Global Concerns
The editorial argues that war threats involving Italy and Ethiopia force every nation to confront neutrality and policy. It urges strong moral support from the United States to peaceful efforts and warns against actions that could worsen international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Italy
Africa
Tripoli
Heer
Preble
U. S
Chardon
Ohio
Ethiopia
Canada
State Department
Property Transfers and Real Estate Descriptions in Jones County
This excerpt outlines multiple land transfers in Jones County including Henry C. Schlemme to Anna Schlemme for 80 acres with 3 acres additional, Elva E. Farnham to Jas O Farnham for irregular plat parcels in Monticello, and Jessie H. McMaster to Geo H. Paulsen detailing lot and tract adjustments. Also notes a transfer from Leslie J. Meeks and Mildred M to K L Lindenmayer, receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Henry C. Schlemme
Anna Schlemme
Grantor
Elva E. Farnham
Prantee
Jas
O. Farnham
Monticello
Wirgbacher
Morley
Jessie H. McMaster
Brown
Onslow
C & NW Ry
C & NW
Leslie J. Meeks
Mildred M
K. L. Lindenmayer
Bank and property transfers by Anamosa area parties
Notices record transfers including Ella M Sampica S A to W N Dearborn in section 15 83 3 and First National Bank Olin to Ella M Sherman Samipic with $1 and other valuable considerations. Also Christopher Wurzbacher Lena A to Alfred Remley and Mrs George E Finn to Roy M Smith and Edith Smith with $1 and other valuable considerations. Mortgage and tax sale notes appear in the chain of assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa Nat
Ella M. Sampica
S. A
W. N
Olin
First National Bank
Geo. .L. Schoonover
N. C. Hall
Ella M. Sherman Samipic
Sec
Schoonover Trust Co
Anamosa Eureka Reports Local Dentists Honor Roll First in County
Wayne No. 3 school becomes the first in the county to report 100 percent on the Dental Honor Roll with 16 pupils taught by Miss Grace Andreesen. A marriage at the Anamosa Methodist parsonage joins Miss Anna Mae Strain and Joe Maleka. Harry W. Miller, 61, dies in Chicago after illness. he was a Jones county native and brother to local residents. William Tasker of Chicago visits Anamosa with relatives. he is in his 84th year and has lived in Chicago 43 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne No. 3
Grace Andreesen
Anamosa
Anna Mae Strain
Joe Maleka
Amber
Harry W. Miller
Chicago
Earl F
Merton Miller
B. H. Miller
Jones County
Williams
Tasker
T. Tasker
Frank Tasker
Wyoming
T. G
John Tasker
Notice of Levy and Sale on Execution Iowa Jones County
Notice to defendants L. W. Lovell and Henry Eichhorn. Sheriff Henry Eichhorn Jones County Iowa, by Deputy Roy D. Cooley. Doxsee Coxsee Heiserman attorneys for plaintiff. Case 14-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Jones County
L. W. Lovell
Henry Eichhorn
Iowa
Roy D. Cooley
Doxsee
Coxsee & Heiserman
J. W. Doxsee
A. Doxsee, E. Heiserman
Heiserman Attorneys At Law
Lovell Block
Monticello, Iowa
Executor's Notice for Harriet E Smythe Estate
Public notice from Jones county Iowa announces John Breen as executor of Harriet E Smythe deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the district court clerk and debts should be paid promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa September 9 1935. E W Brashaw attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stickford
Alma M. Stickford
Dean Hearn
Torbert Drug Company
McKesson Hartz Drug Company
United Drug Company
Alma Stickford
District Court
Jones County
Iowa
Monticello
Towa
T. C. West
H. M. Wright
Mortgagors
A. D. Ao
State of
Harriet E. Smythe
Anamosa
A. D
John Breen
E. W. Brashaw
Administrator's Notice for William F. Rohn Estate
State of Iowa administrator notifies all claimants to file their claims with the court clerk. The notice is dated September 26, 1935, at Anamosa Iowa. J J Locher serves as administrator with Locher & Locher as attorneys.
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Claus Mutter
J. W. Doxsee C. A. Doxses
Wational Editorial Association — Mental
Town State Press Association
Town Newspapers, Inc
Huey Long
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Nation
Jag
Mexico
Tampico
Hidalgo
Puerto Mexico
Alvarado
Papaloapan
Vera Cruz
Constantinople
Istanbul
Greece
Europe
William Frederick Rohn
J. J. Locher
Locher
W. H. Null
A. M. Maurice
D. D
Lowell
D. McCarn & Son
Anamosa, Iowa
American Title Association
State Title Association
Earl H. DeShaw
Stuhler's
Monticello, Jo
W. E. Tuetken
Bankers Life Man
J. G. Schoon Life and Fire Insurance
L. J. Swift
Mark
J. E. Bateman
Theodore F. Stelten
George Albery
C. F. Shimanek
Stuhler
Ex-Q-In Chemical Co
Grand Ave
Des Moines
Ex-0-In Chemical CO
Grand Avenue
City
Alamo
Dan
Historic Shrine OF
Texas
Feilz i
Celta
Crockett
OWA Electric
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