Roosevelt rails, Smith switches support in era of campaign
The piece discusses the 1932 political clash as Ex-Governor Al Smith repudiates Roosevelt and backs Landon, while both parties’ platforms call for balanced budgets and spending restraint. It notes perceived contradictions by party leaders, Roosevelt’s stump speeches, and the upcoming election’s stakes amid county pione ers’ history and ongoing Iowa crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
New York
Roosevelt
Landon
Chicago
New Yorke
Wutecquaigr
Flo
al MM. Lanedon
Lowden Endorses Landon Farm Plan As Support Grows
Former Gov. Frank Lowden, a long time farm leader and 1920 and 1928 presidential aspirant, declares 100 percent support for Gov. Lowden's farm plan as outlined by Landon. The endorsement from the Illinois figure, following Landon's visit to Sinissippi, Oregon, signals strong farmer backing in the Midwest and could influence the campaign in its final month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Frank
Lowden
Tlingis
Gov. Lowdon
Landon
Gov
Sinissippi
Oregon
Des Moines
Frank O. Lowden
Mr. Lowden
London
Kansan
Middle West
Ullinois
Frank Lowden
Northwestern barred halfback for low grades sparks university critique
A veteran Northwestern halfback who scored 57 yards against Minnesota last year is ruled ineligible due to a substandard academic average despite passing all courses. The incident prompts questions about fairness and the handling of eligibility rules at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mac
Beth
Minnesota
Northwestern University
College of Liberal Arts
Fontoal
Universi
Agnes Samuelson Introduces Landon in Des Moines
Agnes Samuelson faced Gov. Landon introduction at Des Moines and drew a sharp reaction from Gov. Herring who warned her not to repeat it. The piece questions Herring's next move after Samuelson’s bold act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein Register
Agnes Samuelson
Gov. Landon
Des Moines
Gov. Herring
Herring
Miss Samuelson
Debating Debts and Politics Across Kansas and Nation
The article critiques Roosevelt era deficits and per capita debt, contrasts Alf Landon’s budget restraint in Kansas, and notes rhetoric about a forthcoming visit by President Roosevelt. It references rising meat prices and political rhetoric about debt and accountability.
East Cass social notes recount dinners and visits across Cedar Rapids to Anamosa
The East Cass column documents multiple dinners and callers from Cedar Rapids Hopkinton Anamosa and Monticello. It lists gatherings at Grace Benedict J J Walters and Hannan households with names including Guilford Payne Ehrisman Oltman and Tjaden. Also notes a Cass church bazaar a high school institute vacation and potential medical setback for Mrs. Ehrisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Guilford
Willam Mchaffey
David
Charles
Donald
Amanda Fish
Marian
Cedar Rapids
Leo Payne
Carlos
Hopkinton
Mchanley
J. J. Walters
Cass Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Anamosa
David Bogus
T. C. Loder
Presley Hanna
Henry Uhr
Batchelder
H. J. Mayberry
Dean Miles
Clarence Hannan
Lee Hannan
Myr
Alex Hannan
LaVern
Monticello
Fred Weers
Pearl Harford
Louis Hannan
Hannan
Mabel Franklin
Edwin Taylor
Bettendorf
Davenport
Will Oltman
Waterloo
Heinrich Prull
Lou Ehrisman
Ruth
James
Ryan
Ehrisman
Henry Tjaden
Castle Grove People Attend Waterloo Dairy Congress
Castle Grove residents joined others in Waterloo to visit the Dairy Congress. Local names attend as church visitors and social events unfold in surrounding townships. A sermon by Dr. Kremers from Cedar Rapids precedes plans for a California trip. The community gathers for church duties and farming tasks, with notes of visits and sports games.
Farmer Explodes Scarcity Theory in Grain Markets
Plainfield Illinois farm leader Homer B Grommon argues against the Roosevelt era scarcity theory. He compares 13 large crop years with 13 small crop years showing higher total crop values in plenty and higher prices for wheat corn and oats in lean years. He warns artificial scarcity damages overall purchasing power and system viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Ill
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Homer B. Grommon
Farmers’ National Grain Dealers’ Association
United States
Deeeageevsars
Asees
Ceeeerrencenes Bat
Ceveeseaveeres
Cevbesevetaes
Edien Seejgeen
ELF
Vwohd Asawersoienss
Tull
UGB
Bir Grumman
Sign Spends $2.5 Million on Creek Diversion Public Works
In East St Louis Illinois a 40 foot long sign on the city viaduct over Cahokia creek proclaims that $2,500,000 in taxpayers funds were sunk to divert the stream. The text labels Cahokia creek an open sewer and adds a second sign warning to smell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ill
Cahokia Creek
PWA
Roosevelt Hand on Communism Sparks New York Debate
In Syracuse President Roosevelt defends administration linking to communism amid GOP charges. John Hamilton accuses Roosevelt of backing a Democratic elector with ties to Spain’s Communists. Hamilton cites David Dubinsky’s alleged donations of 5000 dollars and 78000 dollars raised to support Spanish Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Syracuse
John Hamilton
Hamilton
America
New York State
Spain
David Dubinsky
Socialist Party
Dubinsky
No Future in New Deal Landon Warns Youth
Kansas Governor Alf M. Landon told the Young Republicans conference in Topeka that the present administration misreads the economy. He warned against a growing government role in daily life and urged a Republican path to job creation and a stronger business framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Landon
Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Young Republicans
Republican Party
America
Gov. Landan
Landon Praises Farmers Principles in Chicago Speech
In Chicago Landon and the Republican party align with farmers and uphold principles claimed to be central for 35 years. George N. Peck, former AAA administrator and foreign trade adviser to President Roosevelt, spoke to the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local News Briefs From Monticello And Surrounding Areas
The report notes Mr. Moenk missing work due to his wife’s illness and death while Harvey Heiken travels with Herman Egger and Misses Garnet Eilers and Louise Eiben to the Dairy Congress in Waterloo. It mentions Mildred Warner visiting her sister Mrs. Lyle Hosford in Monticello, M. Hosford’s Manchester trip, Loren Cramer’s visit to Fort Atkinson with a Farmers' Mutual Creamery driver, P. J. Crowley rebuilding a wind-destroyed garage and erecting a new poultry house, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hahn plus Anna Husman and Lawrence Hahn visiting relatives near Coggan. Jack Frost appears locally on October 1, with tomato and pumpkin vines regrowing.
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Moenk
Harvey Heiken
Herman Egger
Sand Spring
Garnet Eilers
Louise Eiben
Monticello
Dairy Congress
Waterloo
Mildred Warner
Lyle Hosford
M. Hosford
Manchester
Loren Cramer
Fort Atkin
Blossoms Brought Low by Rains and Local Visits
After heavy rains fresh blossoms suffered damage with tender vegetation scorched. J. J. Locher plans a new garage on his farm with occupants Fred Iben and the Offord Kidwells. Kidwells visit Anamosa then leave for California to settle. Henry Husman and Alva Hahn return from Amber and Manchester for a weekend at the Hahn home. Rev. and Mrs. A Thalacker hosted visitors from Malcolm, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Locher
Fred Iben
Offord Kidwell
Anamosa
Mrs. Kidwell
Herman Hahn
Kidwell
California
Henry Husman
Amber
Alva Hahn
Manchester
Rev
A. Thalacker
Malcomb
Iowa
Busy weekend social rounds across Edgewood and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs W H Behrends and families joined Cedar Rapids visitors at J M Alcorn and Lee Alcorns Edgewood home for a picnic supper. Dozens attended gatherings from Ryan to Waterloo for Cattle Congress and birthday celebrations.
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W. H. Behrends
E. W. Brandel
Cedar Rapids
J. M. Alcorn
Lee Alcorn
Edgewood
Bertha Baxter
Howard Trayeers
Ryan
Dave Wilson
Gordon
Betty
John Kemp
Mr. Kemp
Adolph Egger
Monticello
Fred Egger
E. H. Cox
Colesburg
Blanche Moser
Charles Stevenson
Lois Smith
Marilyn
Lloyd
Cletus Smith
Charles Stevenson Jr
Perry DeShaw
Marlene
Donald
Margaret Murray
Loo Kane
George Nordman
Louis Smith
Waterloo
C. K. Greer
Henry Billmeyer
John and
Loma
Greeley
Fred Welter
J. L. Batchelder
Jerome Baum
Velma Arduser
Niagara Cave
Neva Wilson
Nora McElmeel
Clair Eggiman
Bernard Murray
Leon
Clarence
Wilson
R. E. Chaplin
Cyril Albany
Paul MccDonald
Hopkinton
Ray Chaplin
John Albany
Genevieve
Warburg
Hugh McGlade
Ellen Reed
George Billmeyer
Garlene
Georganna
Margery
Nick Koob
Merlin
Cascade
Albany
Pueth
Elmer Heeren
Wiliam Schoon
Cyril Stevenson
Ralph and
Paul Johnson
The Penny Sales Tax Looms Up In Iowa
Iowa sales tax receipts for the year ending July 1 1936 totaled 13 442 356 14 with the heaviest quarter ending December 31 1935 at 3 610 929 61. Early-year collections were 3 378 087 12 in the first quarter 3 351 310 16 in the second and 3 102 038 25 in the last quarter.
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Iowa
State Board of Assessment and Review
Treasury
Government Spending Surpasses First 122 Years Claim
The article asserts that in the first three years of the Roosevelt administration the government spent more money than in the entire first 122 years of U S history, noting that during those 122 years the nation fought four wars including the Civil War.
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Roosevelt
Prohibition Laws and Crop Confiscation in 1846 Maine
The account notes that Maine in 1846 enacted what is described as the first U S prohibition law. It mentions crops being plowed under and pigs killed by the order of a governing figure in the White House era. The passage argues laws overpower human judgment and diminish crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Maine
United States
Public Notice of Estate Administration in Jones County Iowa
The district court of Jones County Iowa has appointed Donald Bell as administrator of the estate of Della Neilly deceased. Creditors must file claims with the clerk sworn and timely, and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa September 29 1936. E W Brashaw attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Della Neilly
Anamosa
Towa
A. D
Donald Bell
E. W. Brashaw
Probate notice in Jones county Iowa court
In the district court of Iowa Jones county September term 1936 probate to Haze Bailey and heirs of Sarah B. Hosford and Cecil W. Hosford notice that the Monticello State Bank of Monticello Iowa administrator with the will annexed has filed an application in Anamosa for probate proceedings and related actions for estate administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
State of
Iowa
Jones County
Haze Bailey
P. A. Hosford
Orville Hosford
Steven Hosford
Stephen Hosford
Helen Hosford Bolton
Helen Hosford
Hattie Hosford Carbutt
Harriet Hosford Carbutt
Howard Hosford
Sarah B. Hosford
Cecil W. Hosford
District Court
Anamosa
Monticello State Bank of
Monticello
Notice of Probate for Estate of Sarah B Hosford
The estate of Sarah B Hosford deceased seeks court approval of an inventory listing Lot 287 and 288 in Rail Road addition Monticello Jones County Iowa and personal property including furniture and bank certificates payable by Monticello State Bank. Hearing set for November 7 1936 at 9:00 a.m. at Anamosa Iowa court house. objection by interested parties required. Doxsee Doxsee Heiserman attorneys for Monticello State Bank administrator with the will annexed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah B. Hosford
Monticello
Jones County
Cecil W. Hosford
Sarah
Hosford
Anamosa
Iowa
Doxsee, Doxsee & Heiserman
Monticello State Bank of
Public notice to file claims against Hagen estate Iowa
Public notice from Jones county district court announces executors of John H. Hagen Sr estate seek all claimants to file sworn statements with the clerk within legal time. Date: Anamosa Iowa. This notice specifies procedures to prove or allow claims and to address debts owed.
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District Court
Jones County
John H. Hagen Sr
Anamosa
Iowa
A. D
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Ernest Carpenter
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Mary Rackels
Moo O
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Cgeorse Sechusen
Carl Herken
George Behrends
DR. Howie
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Stelle Black
Kenneth Howse
Carl Caspers
Henry Stadtmueller
Albert Johnson
Harry Kremers
Dubuque
James Otten
Scotch Grove
Betty Leytem
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Harold Yeoman
Clarence Hosford
Marion
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Herman H. Hagen
Coxsee, Coxsee
Helserman
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Monticello, Iowa
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J. W. Doxsee CO
A. Doxaese
J. E. Heiserman
Doxsee, Doxsee & Heiserman Attorneys At Law Lovell] Block
Main Street
C. F. Shimanek
Stuhler
Dr. A. M. Maurice
Lowell
Life and Fire Insurance
J. G. Schoon
D. McCarn & Son
American Title Association
State Title Association
George Albery Monticello
L. J. Swift
Earl H. DeShaw
W. H. Null
Mattison
Mark
J. KE. Bateman
W. E. Luetken Bankers Life
Monticello, Towa
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