South American Unrest and International Press Reflections
The article surveys upheavals in Peru and Argentina amid a history of regional fragmentation since independence. It notes European intervention, U S policy postures, and the ongoing deposition of presidents, with references to Spain Napoleon III era actions and later Latin American financial ties and crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
America
Spain
Amernea
Cristal
Queceb
New Grenacca
Brazil
Cuba
Panama
Latin America
Argentina
Performad
United States
Weedh Noe
Publisher Wearst is Ordered Out of France
William Randolph Hearst publisher Wearst leaves Paris after less than two days in the capital. He then travels to London and questions remain whether Britain will also expel him for similar reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randolph Wearst
Hearst
France
Willam Randolph
London
Kingdom
Lawless Senators and the Kilbourn Principle
The piece argues that senate investigations overstep constitutional bounds by grilling witnesses and seizing private letters. It cites the Kilbourn case upheld by the Supreme Court and urged protection of rights from arbitrary inquiry. It calls for fair standards despite immunities enjoyed by lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Carawar
Nye
Fred L Kent
New York
Bishop Cannon
Henry H. Curran
Organized
United States Supreme Court
Kilbourn
Walter Lippmann
John T. Firnn
Harpere
Damaret
House
Supreme Court
Congress
Back to the Farm Says Wallace Family Voice
The speaker argues against government programs for unemployment and warns urban drift. They favor small farms with basic machinery and livestock, believing new inventions will push farmers to cities unless fair economics are achieved. They claim solutions to the agricultural problem require better equipment and justice in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaces
Ne Galway
Rome
U. S
Tallest Habitable Structure Is the Chrysler Building
The Chrysler Building in New York City is described as the tallest habitable structure in the world at present, highlighting its height and prominence in the skyline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chryslers
New York City
Silence and Tears by Lord Byron
A fragment of Byron’s verse in which the speaker recalls a lost lover and the pain of separation. The narrator notes that vows were broken and laments the secrecy, silence, and tears that follow. The poem explores memory, betrayal, and the ache of reunion after long years.
Export Trade Sets Pork Price in United Kingdom Market
The pork price paid to Iowa hog producers is shaped by demand in England and Germany. Exports account for about 25 percent of lard and 10 percent of other pork products, with England and Germany as top customers but competition from Denmark and Canada has reduced English trades. Canada remains a leading ham supplier to the UK and a main buyer of pickled pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
England
Germany
United States
Cotleze
Pierka Vio
Canada
United Kingdom
City journal praises Constitution on fascist movement
Sioux City Journal endorses the Atlanta Constitution for exposing an alleged American fascist group demanding the discharge of Black workers. It argues such a movement threatens law and order, condemns fascism, and calls for justice for Negro laborers while urging swift action and united press condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Atlanta Constitution
South
Order of Black Shirts
Atlanta
United States
Italy
Corn Our Leading Crop Advised By Stockman
Corn is the leading crop in the United States and widespread globally. The Stockman argues wheat grows in many countries but corn dominates American agriculture as the most important crop.
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Omaha Daily Journal Stockman
Ibs
United States
Iowa pheasant season to five days in thirty counties
Les Moatnes reports Iowa will extend pheasant hunting this fall to five days across an estimated thirty counties up from twenty four in 1923. The five days will not be consecutive and are expected to be spread from late October into early November.
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Les Moatnes
Iowa
Should Ruth Guide Marshaltown on Wet Dry Vote
Mrs. McCormick seeks election and faces a referendum on the wet and dry question. The piece asks what course she should take if elected and whether to conform to or reject the referendum, urging readers to consider the proper stance in such circumstances.
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Marshaltown
Drought of 1930 Sets New Iowa Records
Iowa weather bureau reports 1930 drought among the worst in 58 years. July rainfall averaged 1.49 inches and early August about 2.02 inches across stations, totaling 3.51 inches for July and August. Des Moines records show a 55 day summer period of 3.6 inches, the lowest yet.
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Iowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Supervisors Award E-14 Bids and 8 000 CuYd Gravel
Jones county board of supervisors met August 5 1930 to award Project E-14 section B to Harry Porter Anamosa Iowa for 4618 50 and section A to Dixon Construction Albany Wisconsin for 12478 00. Also awarded section C to E W Coon Monticello Iowa for 1234. They accepted bids for three coal cars and approved assignment of Dixon contract to Ben C Johnson Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Board of Supervisors
Barber
Byard
Dixon Construction Company
Albany
Wis
F. T. Patik
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ben C. Johnson
Wm HH. McDaniel
Monticello
Harry Porter
Anamosa
Wm. Denny
West Liberty
Trier & Downing
E. W. Coon
Hughes
Peet
Tartar
Matthiessen
Taylor
Central Coal and Suppiy Company
Moberly
Rathbun Coal Company
Rathbun
McConville Coal Company
Centerville
Onslow Lumber Company
Onslow
W. O. Shaffer
Wyoming
Anamosa Lumber Company
Amber Cooperative Lumber Company
Amber
Board of Super- Visots
Mozion
H. Dearborn & Company
Stone City
Bell Cigarettes
LaVern Rockstad
H. P. Barber
Lora B. Houston
Paris
Ilinois
D. B. Chandler
J. L. English
Taytor
Sam Wires
Hale Township
Elmer Laker
Jake Gesse
Ben C. John Har Sutin
Penton C
Jackson
Hale
Rome
H. N. McCoy
Waterloo
L. W. Hayes
Bethany
P. J. Taylor
W. M. Willis
Marion
Virgil Vernon
Olin
Langfitt É& Company
Dan L. Barne
Manchester
A. R. Hewitt
Independence
Drought Hits Iowa Corn Yields as Rainfall Plummets
Des Moines records show 2.17 inches by day 48 of the drought while July and August 1930 yielded only 45 percent of normal statewide rainfall. Inwood and Boone report 18 21 percent of normal respectively with Des Moines at 22 and Burlington 24 percent. Omaha area shows 130 percent but mostly after mid August, too late to aid corn. Franklin Butler and Black Hawk counties receive about 70 percent of normal rain and may exceed 10 year averages. frost damage remains minor this heat and drought year with one fifth of corn already frost safe.
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Des Moines
Inwood
Boone
Marshalltown
Burlington
Omaha
Franklin
Butler
Black Hawk
School health urged to start with child’s condition
The Iowa state department of health urges parents to prioritize a child’s physical condition at the start of the fall term. Decayed teeth infected tonsils adenoids impaired vision or hearing can handicap learning and play, so periodic examinations are advised even for healthy‑looking children.
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Iowa State Department of Health
Protecting Children Before School Entrance
The article urges families to vaccinate children against smallpox and diphtheria before starting school and to ensure good physical health. It notes disease risk rises as September ends with school gatherings, and early correction of defects improves outcomes, so children can meet physical limits and avoid long-term harm.
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I Monticello Express
W. Doxsee
A. Doxsee
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa
Dominican Republic
Peru
Napoleon Tit
Mexico
Cedar Rapes Gazette
Steck
Brookhart
Republic of Frame
Mancheser Democrat
Perernies Association
Arm Land
Towa
Towsa
Coste
Bellonte
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
Atery Grave
Linux City
Sioux City
Minneapolis Journal
Lord Byron
Ruth
Jones County
Yowa
Court House
H. P. Barker
George Albery
F. D. McLaughlin
Monticello, Iowa
Mark
Rock of Ages
J. E. Bateman
W. Domee
Doxsee
Doxsee Atorneys
Law Lovell Block
Monticello, Iowe
Zeigler Coal
Hoag
Ori
Kon
Monticello State Bank
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